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The Lilliput Lane collection may be small in the stature of its pieces, but positively massive in the force of the impact it has had on collectibles companies around the world One of these is Church’s China, the UK’s oldest surviving China and Glass Retail business, was founded in Devizes in Wiltshire in 1858
Right from 1951, the Lladro brothers have been making some of the most magnificent porcelain figurines that Europe and the world have ever seen It was in the small self contained town of Almácera, next to the historic city of Valencia situated on the East Coast of Spain where the brothers started to create their art
The famed and highly acclaimed company that we know today as Lladró was created at around 1953 as a tiny family business in Almŕssera, a small agricultural village next to the grand city of Valencia The city lies on Spain's eastern Mediterranean coast, a city famed for its art with such works as the Plaza de la Virgen
Design and creation
Each individual Lladró art piece is the end result of hours upon hours of artistic craftsmanship Lladró sculptors use their own individual afflatus, but they also create, when the piece requires it, a laborious routine of investigation and documentation
Lladro high porcelain is the concept that sums up the maximum expression of Lladro work A collection consisting exclusively of pieces exemplifying, with the maximum level of excellence, the value of expansiveness, beauty and technical perfection the Lladro family has always instilled into its creations
The arrival of The Queen Of The Nile marks the opening of a new category, High Porcelain, in which from now on, you will find sculptures that are the highest expression of Lladro’s creativity
At our High Porcelain workshop, Lladro’s artists create sculptures that stand as the highest example of the traditional values of expressiveness – beauty and technical perfection with which the Lladro family has always strived to endow its creations
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