That's fine Erin.
It's difficult to keep everything organized on your end as it is on mine.
One by one is fine. The previous items I had you appraise went well for me. I just took the time to take your written appraisal along with the photos and print them out and attach to the piece. With that done I could do the next and so on.
This is how I'll attack the Hummel's. All is fine, your doing a great job.
I've been communicating with Mads concerning (four appraisal's at the price of three) I'm greatful for that. I submitted the four plates as one appraisal and the four bells as one appraisal. This may have messed up the accounting? I am not worried so much about billing, as you and Mearto have provided me a superior service at a reasonable price. I look forward to seeing the appaisals on the Hummel's. I have many, many more. Thanks for all your hard work.
Take care Erin
Greg

Hello Gregory,
I hope all is well, please find the following information regarding this Hummel figurine, "Happy Traveler" from your mother's collection. In the case of this piece I would recommend selling it through an online venue like EBay, Etsy or Ruby Lane, these platforms have a history of selling Hummel ceramic figurines and have a global reach. Having the boxes will not only make them more desirable but easier to ship.

Below you will see the date name and descriptive details you should know about the piece. As always, let me know if you have follow-up questions.

Happy Traveler, TMK-6, 1979 – 1990

Most Sincerely,

Erin-Marie

Hi Erin, "Little Hiker should be the last one in this group. So I guess we're just waiting on the appraisal? Thank you and I look forward to hearing from you soon. Take care

Erin, maybe it's this one I'm thinking of. Happy traveler? That I'm waiting for the appraisal range on. I try to attach the appraisal to each piece as we get through them. And then I put them aside to limit the confusion of keeping them organized.
Thanks Erin
Greg