Original Listing Description

This exquisite Lladró porcelain figurine, model 6313, titled "Lost In Dreams" is a beautiful addition to any collection. Hand-made in Spain, this original piece features a multicolor design and comes boxed for safekeeping. Perfect for all occasions, this figurine is sure to be a conversation starter. Made from high-quality porcelain, it is a durable and long-lasting piece. Add it to your decorative collectibles today!This is a retired piece that is priced to sell (well below the last retail price). Below are some details on this piece from the "A Retired Collection" website:- Spanish Name: Sonando Despierta- Sculptor: Antonio Ramos- Year Issued: 1996- Year Retired: 2004- Finish: Glazed- Last Retail: $440.00- Height (in): 10.25- Width (in): 6.75If you need any more photos, I am more than happy to provide them; just let me know. I have a collection of over 150 pieces & am slowly selling them off. Because I don't have room, I am selling the pieces I haven't had the chance to display because I don't have the room to do so. This is the only reason why I am selling this piece. I am also open reasonable offers. Many thanks for your interest & don’t hesitate to let me know if you have any questions or need more photos. About Lladro: Lladró porcelain figurines are delicate, detailed, handmade statuettes created in Valencia, Spain. They range from smaller, simpler pieces, to large and complex designs. Lladró porcelain is known for its high quality and excellent workmanship. Each item is crafted by hand and designs usually illustrate life’s precious moments. Lladro offers limited editions aimed specifically at the collector’s market, but has added other decorative items and fixtures for the home to its range in recent years. History of Lladró Porcelain Figurines: Lladró was established in 1953 by three brothers from Almàssera, Spain. Jose, Juan, and Vicente Lladró opened the first retail store in nearby Valencia in 1955, with their first factory following in 1958. The factory was opened near Tavernes Blanques, Valencia, but later moved to Tavernes Blanques. Today, the factory covers a million square feet. Known as “The Porcelain City,” the complex contains a Lladró museum as well as The Professional Training School. The brothers established the training school in 1962 to teach artists the skills they need to create and produce the figurines sold by the company. (Condition: Brand New)

Note: This item has been sold and is no longer available. This page serves as a historical price reference for Lladro collectors and appraisers.