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Lladró
Lladró
Porcelain & Ceramics
Spain
Founded: 1953
Lladró is a Spanish porcelain known for elegant, elongated figurines in soft pastel glazes. A staple of estate collections, with retired and limited editions the most collectible. Austin Auction Gallery sells and appraises Lladró.
What it's Worth
Most standard figurines bring modest prices, but large, elaborate, retired, or limited-edition models can reach the low thousands. Size, rarity, and intact condition (no chips to delicate elements) drive value.
Most figurines $50-$400; large, retired, or limited editions $1,000-$5,000+.
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Overview & History
Founded in Valencia, Spain, in 1953 by the Lladró brothers, the company became world-famous for graceful porcelain figurines distinguished by delicate features, flowing forms, and a characteristic glossy pastel palette (early pieces were often matte). Value is driven by the model, size, whether a piece is retired or a limited edition, and condition - large, complex, or discontinued sculptures are the most desirable, while many standard figurines remain affordable and widely collected.
Identifying & Marks
Look for the blue printed Lladró backstamp with the bellflower logo; impressed marks and model numbers also appear. The logo style helps date the piece, and matte early works differ from later glossy production.