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10. FLOWERS FOREVER #5966

Issue Year: 1993
Retirement Year: 2007
Sculptor: José Puche

Price: $1700

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9. PORTRAIT OF A FAMILY #1805

Issue Year: 1995
Sculptor: Francisco Polope

Price: $1700

Limited to 2500 Pieces

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8. THREE SISTERS #1492

Issue Year: 1986
Sculptor: José Puche

Limited to 3000 Pieces

Price $2180

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7. THE PAELLA #1762

Issue Year: 1993
Retirement Year: 2006
Sculptor: Juan Huerta

Limited to 500 Pieces

Price: $2290

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6. TRENO DELLA GIOIA (At The Fair) #1517

Issue Year: 1987
Retirement Year: 1994
Sculptor: Antonio Ramos

Price: $2650

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5. YOUNG COUPLE WITH CAR #1393

Issue Year: 1982
Sculptor: Salvador Debón

Limited Edition 1500 pieces

Price: $2750

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4. KITAKAMI CRUISE #1605

Issue Year: 1989
Retirement Year: 1992
Sculptor: Salvador Debón

Limited Edition 500 pieces

Price: $3000

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3. RADHA KRISHNA #1910

Issue Year: 2005
Sculptor: Francisco Polope

Limited Edition 3000 pieces

Price: $4200

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2. GYPSY DANCER #11770

Issue Year: 1993
Retirement Year: 1996
Sculptor: Enrique Sanisidro

Limited Edition 250 pieces

Price: $5000

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1. AT THE STROKE OF 12 #1493

Issue Year: 1986
Retirement Year: 1992
Sculptor: José Roig

Limited Edition 1500 pieces

Price: $5900

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In 1962, the three Lladro brothers opened up a Professional Training School that would allow them to share their experience and knowledge about creating porcelain figurines and artefacts. This school is still up and running today, imparting the original visions and philosophies that the Lladro brothers had onto a new generation.

The exact manufacturing ingredients that go into creating Lladro Collectibles are kept heavily under wraps. Tour groups and individuals who visit the City of Porcelain will be able to see the complete process that goes into making these wonderful items. The City of Porcelain was opened in 1969, and is a purpose-designed area allowing artistic developments to be undertaken to their best and highest potential. It was built in the area of the original Lladro studios. Lladro Collectibles are made out of an originally blended mix of half-past porcelain. This is what gives the products their unique characteristics unseen in other models made out of porcelain. The ingredients of the glaze used to finish off the models are also a secret of the industry, and this also adds to the overall unique look of the Lladro Collectibles.

Each figurine is completely hand crafted and hand painted, meaning that no two Lladro Collectibles will ever be the same – your ornament will be unique from anyone else’s! This is something that those who collect the Lladro Collectibles cherish and hold dear to their hearts.

Lladro Collectibles are given two names – an original Spanish name, and an additional name in the English language, for sale out side of the country. These names are not usually translations – neither literal nor figurative – but are newly created names that will appeal more to an English speaking audience. The names given to the figurines may also change through their lifespan, which means that one collectible can end up with several different titles though out the years.

Lladro Collectibles have also made some appearances in popular culture! They’ve made appearances in episodes of Will and Grace and The Sopranos, amongst others, just going to show how popular these figurines are all over the globe. The porcelain figurines started by the Lladro brothers over fifty years ago have now become an institution of art and porcelain creation. Lladro collectibles are internationally famed and recognised in many countries for their uniqueness and impeccable quality that isn’t found in other porcelain figurines. The Lladro creates items that are truly a one of a kind and will be beautiful for a lifetime.