Dimension: 7" x 5" It was created by the Goebel company in West Germany. It's a historic piece because it still has the made in West Germany sticker. The Goebel Company is an old German company dating back to the 1800s. They are best known for the Hummel line figurines, but over the years, they have produced several lines of porcelain figurines, tableware, vases and even dolls. Franz Goebel and his son William Goebel founded the F W Goebel porcelain company in January 1871 in Bavaria, Germany?s central porcelain producing region. By the turn of the century, it was one of the largest companies in the region employing about 400 people. Initially, the company focused on producing porcelain dinnerware, but when the son William took over more of the artistic direction, the company, under the new name W. Goebel Porzellanfabrik, expanded to include their first figurines, dolls, vases and lamps.