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A sweet goose girl in the Hummel tradition, nearly nine inches tall and built as a lamp base — she'd be equally at home on a farmhouse shelf, in a sunroom, or fully converted to light.
Maker: Holland Mold
Materials: Ceramic, hand-painted
Dimensions: 9.0" tall x 6.5" long x 4.5" wide
Origin: Trenton, NJ, USA
Era: Vintage, 1960s–1970s (mold design traced to 1965)
Condition: Good — one tiny finger on her left hand is broken, photographed; no other issues; heavy piece, please factor into shipping. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
Painted in a soft, warm flesh tone with her geese gathered close, she's built with a hollow bottom and cord passage for lamp conversion — she'd need a top drill to complete the wiring, but she's lovely just as she is. She is stamped "Holland Mold" on the bottom, with the painter's name beneath.
A wonderful find for a Holland Mold collector, a country or farmhouse interior, or a crafter looking for a beautiful canvas to make their own.
Holland Mold Inc. was founded in 1946 by Frank Hollendonner in his Trenton, NJ garage, alongside his brother Rudy. Frank had learned mold-making in Austria and brought that craft to American hobbyists, producing blank ceramic molds for home painters to finish with their own colors and creativity. The company remained family-owned for over fifty years before slowing sales led to its sale in 1997 — the new owners continue producing molds for crafters today.
Browse our shop for more vintage Holland Mold figurines to round out your collection.
