Where are the Lladro art porcelain figurines made?

Lladró is a Spanish brand dedicated since 1953 to the creation of art porcelain figurines at the brand’s only factory in the world, in Valencia. Prehome Title JavaScript seems to be disabled in your browser. For the best experience on our site, be sure to turn on Javascript in your browser. ENTER THE FASCINATING WORLD OF LLADRÓ

What is the numeric list of Lladro pieces?

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Where is the Carnival Fantasy going to be scrapped?

It has been months since Carnival Fantasy arrived at Aliaga shipbreaking yard in Turkey, sadly, to be her final resting ground. Fantasy awaiting demolition in Turkey. (Photo via Carnival Cruise Line)

Where are the murals on the Carnival Fantasy?

Above is one of the Carnival Fantasy murals, which was made by Helen Weber from individual hand-sculpted and painted clay tiles. The murals were located at the entrance to the main elevator bank, just across from the glass elevators which offered soaring views of the atrium.

What are the most valuable pieces of Lladro?

Some of the most valuable pieces were sold originally to members only. Due to the low number of members when Lladro first came to be, these pieces are rare in today’s society making them worth hundreds to thousands of dollars. Significant events in history created into Lladro pieces are also the most valuable in today’s society.

Who are the Lladro brothers and what did they do?

Brothers; Juan, Jose, and Vicente Lladro had a passion for art and were first inspired by European manufacturers of Meissen. This inspiration led them to create plates, vases and ceramic figurines.

Is the XVIIIth century coach in the Lladro collection?

The ‘XVIIIth Century Coach’ sculpture is a limited edition piece with only 500 ever being released. This piece shows an original 1700’s carriage led by four intricately decorated horses. The 18th Century Coach is now part of a permanent Lladro collection.