April 16, 2024
Lladro Figurine Wheelbarrow With Flowers # 01283 9 1/2" Tall
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The History of Lladro After years of working to develop kilns capable of firing their porcelain art works, Lladro was founded in 1953 by three Spanish brothers, Jose, Juan and Vicente Lladro. Their first retail store opened in Valencia, Spain, in 1955, followed by the opening of their first factory in Tavernes Blanques in 1958. From these humble beginnings, Lladro has grown to be an internationally recognized porcelain company with retail stores all around the world.Their factory at Tavernes Blanques, Spain, has grown into a complex known as "The Porcelain City" where the brothers established art workshops to train future Lladro artists and pass on their knowledge of producing incredible works of art. The Professional Training School, began in 1962, is still in operation today. The Lladro you are viewing is # 01283 and its called "Wheelbarrow With Flowers" porcelain figurine , it is 9 1/2" tall. It is used and has chips among the flowers in the wheelbarrow. Good luck on bidding. This Lladro figurine comes with FREE SHIPPING AND 30 DAYS MONEY BACK GUARANTEE If you are satisfied with your item and our service please do not forget to give us positive feed back. if you are not satisfied with your item please let us know before you give us feedback and we will take care of whatever the problem is. inkFrog Analytics PLEASE LOOK AT THE
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