Lladró Evita Girl with Parasol Porcelain Figurine #5212 Jose Puche VINTAGE 1984 for Sale

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Lladró Evita Girl with Parasol Porcelain Figurine #5212 Jose Puche VINTAGE 1984 For Sale

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Lladró Evita Girl with Parasol Porcelain Figurine #5212 Jose Puche VINTAGE 1984:
$59.99

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Lladró porcelainmarks are listed in full on the company’s website. As with most companies,early works may be without markings. Items were initially marked with “Lladró”impressed into the bottom. When the company started exporting items to theUnited States and Canada in 1965, “Spain” was added. As a result, itemsproduced between 1960 and 1965 were commonly marked “Lladró Espana” or “LladróMade in Spain.”

The blue flower markseen on modern pieces came into being around 1970. The flower is a stylizedcombination of the Spanish campanillo, or bellflower, and an ancient alchemicalsymbol. It reflects the marriage of art and science evident in Lladró products.Items were marked with the flower above “Lladró.” The first stamp was missingthe accent on the last letter of the name, and this was corrected in 1974. In1977, the mark was again changed to include the copyright symbol and theacronym DAISA, the name of the Lladró Company that holds the intellectualproperty right to the Lladró range.

In 1984 the mark waschanged again to incorporate the copyright date and the four-digit modelnumber. In 1990, the typeface was updated and the LFH number added. This numberis unique to each piece and is related to Lladró’s Assurance Program”.