Potteries Auctions have been selling Lladró figurines, collectable porcelain, and decorative ceramics for over 25 years. Our specialists have unrivalled knowledge in this field and are ready to help you discover the value of your Lladró pieces. If you would prefer to speak with an expert in person, you can book a free appointment with our valuers at one of our salerooms. Alternatively, if it’s easier, you can submit photographs using our online valuation form, and a member of our team will be in touch with an assessment.
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Our specialists value hundreds of Lladró pieces every month.
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Are you looking to sell Lladró figurines, check the age or value of a piece, or simply want expert advice? Our ceramics specialists are here to help.
If you would prefer to speak with an expert in person, you can book a free appointment at one of our salerooms. Alternatively, if it’s easier, you can submit photographs using our online valuation form, and a member of our team will be in touch with an assessment.
Valuations are also welcome via WhatsApp: send your images to 07864 667940.
Why Trust Potteries Auctions With Your Lladró Valuation
With decades of experience in porcelain and ceramic auctions, we understand the value of each figurine down to the finest detail. Our experts can:
- Identify rare or limited edition pieces
- Assess condition, age, and provenance
- Advise on market trends and potential auction prices
We make selling or valuing your Lladró figurines straightforward and stress-free.
A Brief History of Lladró
Founded in 1953 in Valencia, Spain, by the Lladró brothers—Juan, José, and Vicente—the company initially focused on crafting traditional religious and decorative figurines. Over time, Lladró evolved into a globally recognized brand, creating a wide range of artistic porcelain figurines, including animals, dancers, clowns, and iconic narrative scenes.
Lladró is celebrated for blending traditional porcelain craftsmanship with contemporary design, resulting in figurines that are not just decorative but also highly collectible. Limited editions, signed pieces, and collaborations with renowned artists further elevate the brand’s prestige.
Why Collect Lladró Porcelain Figurines?
- Exquisite Craftsmanship – Each Lladró figurine is meticulously handcrafted and hand-painted, ensuring no two pieces are exactly alike.
- Collectible Value – Limited editions and rare models often appreciate in value over time, making them a smart investment for collectors.
- Storytelling in Porcelain – Many figurines depict scenes from everyday life, fairy tales, or historical moments, offering both charm and nostalgia.
- Perfect for Gifting – Lladró pieces make meaningful gifts for weddings, anniversaries, and special occasions.
Popular Lladró Figurines from Our Recent Auction
Our latest auction featured a stunning range of Lladró figurines, including some of the highest-converting and sought-after models:
Lladró ‘Cinderella’s Arrival’ (Model No. 1785) – This spectacular display depicts Cinderella arriving at the ball to meet her Prince Charming. Handmade flowers, gold-plated horse reins, and a luxurious carriage interior make this statement piece magical. Limited edition of 1500, boxed with wooden base, signed. Measures 64cm H x 117cm W x 50cm D.
Lladró ‘A Soft Refrain’ (Model No. 13578) – Designed by Antonio Ramos in 1998, this limited edition of 1000 shows a Harlequin playing a lute in a relaxed pose. Displayed on a polished wooden plinth. Measures 34cm H x 64cm W x 18cm D. Hammer Price: £550.
Lladró ‘In The Gondola Couple’ (Model No. 1350) – Designed by Francisco Catala in 1978, this signed numbered edition depicts a romantic gondola ride with a young musician onboard. Displayed on a velvet/wooden plinth. Measures 40cm H x 80cm W x 12cm D. Hammer Price: £780.
Other popular figurines from our auctions included clowns, children, animals, and elegant Geisha figures, all showcasing Lladró’s trademark craftsmanship and storytelling charm.
See our full collection sold in MarchFrequently Asked Questions about Lladró Collectables
Authentic Lladró pieces are marked with the official Lladró logo on the base. Limited editions include a number and may come with a certificate of authenticity.
Keep them out of direct sunlight, dust gently with a soft cloth, and avoid harsh cleaning chemicals.
Yes, although larger or fragile pieces may require courier collection due to size and value.
Yes, rare or limited edition pieces often appreciate over time and are highly sought after by collectors.