Lladro "Woman with Dog Collectible Figurine #4761 Glazed Finish

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However, they might get caught on the flowers or sharp edges of the figurine. So, pay extra attention when using the fabric. Brushes

By 1960, the Lladro company adopted using official logotypes underside their pieces. This technique ran from 1960 up to the end of 1970. The marks read Lladro Espana made in Spain. First “Official” Lladro mark 1960 – 1963 1964-1963

Flea markets, yard sales, and high-end swap stores are the perfect places to display and sell your Lladro pieces. Since Lladro figurines are pricey, you’ll find serious-minded buyers and art dealers at this place willing to pay you the deserved amount for your collectible. Art dealerships Another option is to use brushes with soft-bristled hairs to clean the areas in between your porcelain figurines. They will reach places your hands can’t while protecting the delicate flower petals on these pieces. Vacuum Cleaners

For Lladro buyers, when a figurine is delicate and fragile collectors imagine that the sculptors must have put considerable amount of time and patience to create the piece. Therefore, there’s an element of mystery to it. Emotional satisfaction is importantOne of the ways to get rid of dirt on your Lladro figurines is dusting it off with a microfiber cloth. These fabrics add a natural shine to the glossy surface of the piece. The logotypes used on the Lladro piece made between 1964-1963 didn’t have Espanain their name. Second Lladro Mark 1964 – 1970

As their expertise increased, they began selling their pieces at local markets and later ventured to produce porcelain sculptures. Before this time, each of the five brothers attended art schools to fine-tune their crafts. This move birthed a lot of their successful projects. For matte porcelain pieces, use a damp cloth to wipe the surface to restore gloss and shine. Be careful not to use detergents or harsh cleaning liquids with this fabric, as they can mess up the color composition of the sculptures if they touch their surfaces. FAQSWith over two thousand sculptors and artists creating some of the world’s best porcelain sculptures, Lladro continues to market its exceptional pieces in over ninety countries around the globe. The 10 Most Expensive Lladro Figurines you’ll Come Across If your pieces come in mint or almost mint condition with little or no marks, you are guaranteed to make much money from selling. However, some figurines are so valuable that even the worst dent will not deter a buyer from procuring them. Delicate figurines are valuable