She Loves Me She Loves Me Not is 1982’s annual porcelain bell and is fifth in the series following Let’s Sing, Farewell, Thoughtful and In Tune. On the back of this delightful bell is “1982” in bas relief, with the famous M.I. Hummel signature embossed. The bell is six inches in height and the oval base is four inches across at its widest point. On this Hummel bell’s front is a captivating little boy in a brown Bavarian cap. He is very colorfully dressed in a sky-blue checked shirt, red neckerchief and brown pants. Beside him are beautiful red flowers nesting in a patch of green grass. As the beguiling child sits in front of a wooden fence, upon which a yellow bird sits, watching curiously as the boy works intently with a daisy, reciting “she loves me, she loves me not”… How do you think it turns out?  This gorgeous 1982 Goebel/ Hummel annual bell would make a most appealing addition to your collection! 

The picture is of a darling little girl, wearing a blue kerchief with matching apron worn over a red checked dress. She is sitting prettily in a field filled with blue and yellow flowers. Her hair is in braids, tied at the end with red ribbon and perhaps there is a breeze blowing, because her braid is uplifted. In the girl’s hands are knitting needles, with her knitting project in red; the ball of yarn lying in the grass. There is a partial fence visible and behind it is a slender tree, with its graceful branches reaching above the child. Perched on a lower branch is a yellow bird, its mouth open in song. The little girl, eyes closed, is perhaps entranced and singing along. This appealing photo is one that could enhance in any room of your home and give you something to treasure for a lifetime!