A Timeless Tribute to the Leading Men in Your Life. Celebrate the bond of family with For Father (HUM 87), an iconic figurine that has been a collector's favorite for generations. Originally released in the late 1930s under the charming title Father's Joy, this piece perfectly captures the warmth and humor of traditional Bavarian life. It depicts a spirited young lad dressed in authentic Lederhosen and a classic German Alpine hat, complete with a distinctive red band and feather.
In his hands, he proudly carries the essentials for a perfect afternoon: an oversized grey beer stein and a fresh bundle of radishes—the traditional ingredients for a hearty Bavarian snack. Hand-painted in Rödental, Germany, this figurine is a masterclass in heritage and craftsmanship, reflecting the meticulous detail that defines the M.I. Hummel legacy.
The Ultimate Gift for Every Generation: Whether you are searching for the perfect Father’s Day gift, a birthday surprise for a grandfather, or a meaningful token for a son or mentor, For Father embodies the enduring spirit of family love. Its historical significance and timeless design make it a standout centerpiece for any collection of traditional German porcelain.
Create a Family Gathering Display: Bring the spirit of a Bavarian garden to your home by pairing this classic piece with these festive companions:
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For You Grandpa (HUM 2430) – Connect the generations by pairing the father's gift with the grandson's tribute.
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Bavarian Toast (HUM 2344) – Raise a glass to tradition by adding this festive celebratory piece.
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Be My Guest (HUM 2269) – Complete your hospitality scene with this welcoming host.
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Village Boy (Final Issue) (HUM 51) – Add the village traveler to represent the journey of family errands and traditions.
Sculptor: Arthur Moeller
Sculpted: 1938
Height: 4.25"
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Significant variations involve the beer stein and the color of the radishes. The beer stein on early pieces sometimes featured the initials "HB" and the radishes had a greenish cast. Figurines with these particular details are rare and are priced quite high. Another significant variation involves figurines from both Trademark 2 and 3 era where the radishes are colored orange to more closely resemble carrots than radishes. In the summer of 2002, a smaller version of For Father was modeled by master sculptor Helmut Fischer, this figurine carried the model number 87/2/0, a "First Issue" backstamp and Trademark 8. This young fellow was also selected to celebrate the 75th Anniversary of M.I. Hummel figurines.
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