Serenade M.I. Hummel Figurine by Goebel #85
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Description
A grand performance for the ages. Stepping out in his finest concert attire, the young musician in Serenade (HUM 85/III) is ready to captivate his audience. Dressed in a sophisticated jacket and his signature black top hat, he prepares to play a hauntingly beautiful melody on his flute.
Highly Detailed - Beautifully Sculpted - Authentic Goebel figure - Bringing quality to life since 1871 - For decorative use only
Like new with COA in opened box. Box has wear and minor damage.
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