Lladro Figurine Repair
Lladro is a Spanish company established in 1953 by three brothers - José, Juan and Vicente Lladró in the village of Almácera (near Valencia). Manufacturing initially concentrated on utilitarian items such as vases and jugs but by 1956 production turned to the manufacture of hand crafted and painted porcelain figures and figurines.
In 1958 Lladro moved to larger premises in Tavernes Blanques. We have undertaken countless successful repairs of Lladro figures and figurines.
Lladro Figurine Repair
This Lladro ornament had sustained damage to the back of the chair, the damage consisting of two straight forward breaks and minor fragmentation. We reassembled the rear of the chair and infilled the fragmentation then replicated the colours and glazes to complete the repair.
 Lladro Figurine BEFORE |
 Lladro Figurine AFTER |
Lladro Clown Figure Repair
This Lladro clown figurine had suffered a straightforward break to the neck and also had a missing finger to the right hand. We realigned the head to its original position and reconstructed the finger. Once this was completed we began the process of glaze and colour match.
 Lladro Clown BEFORE |
 Lladro Clown AFTER |
Other Lladro Repairs
‘New Friend’ – pattern number 6211, Gres figurine - pattern number: 2385, ‘Embroidere’r – pattern number: 4865, Lady golfer – pattern number: 4851, ‘Sunday in the Park’ – pattern number 5365, ‘Caressing the Little Calf’ – pattern number: 4827, ‘Anniversary Dance’ – pattern number: 1372, ‘Veterinery’ – pattern number: 4825.
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