It looked like a Lladro, the famous porcelain collectibles ... portable baby’s bed to display my stuffed animals, only to discover two years later it was an antique; a dealer paid me $80 for ...

author of “Collecting Lladro” (Krause Publications, 208 pages, $29.95). “They are attracted to the elegant ladies, children with animals. It evokes a nostalgic, sweeter time.” Brad Welch ...

For collectors of unique and valuable ceramic animals, this is a great addition. Lladro began their journey in the 1950s with a passion for porcelain. Three brothers began the business making ...

Thirty-seven years ago when three brothers pooled their talents and money to open a small ceramic factory in Almacera, Spain, the Lladro name was unknown to collectors of porcelain figurines.

The Lladró website features several categories of porcelain figurines such as animals, weddingsand romance ... that India is an important market for Lladro, accounting for seven percent of ...