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Hummels originated from the artwork of a Bavarian nun, which was discovered by porcelain shop owner Goebel, who created the now-famous figurines.

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Lost Stocking is the title on this cute ceramic figurine of little boy with hat, umbrella, one shoe, and one bare foot from the artistry of Sister M

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