Lladró - Vase - Porcelain

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A cream porcelain vase made in Spain around 1960–1970, decorated with flowers and plants in pastel colours, signed Lladro, and measuring 24 cm high and approximately 14 cm wide; it is in good used condition with minor signs of age and some marks.

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Beautiful porcelain vase with a decoration of flowers and plants in pretty pastel colors. It seems as if the different scenes repeat, but they are variations with differences among them; that makes it fascinating to look at. The vase is probably a design by Julio Fernández for Lladró from Spain and can be dated to the 1960s-1970s.
At the bottom signed Lladro (with one L and without an accent), and further an inscription 'made in Spain', presumably two monograms and the numbers 17 and 20.
Height: 24 cm, opening diameter at the top: 11.6 cm, diameter at the widest point: approx. 14 cm.
Object in decent to good overall condition for its age and use. Inside near the top edge there is a manufacturing flaw: a piece of excess clay stuck and baked on. This is not late-stage damage. The bottom edge is dirty from moving the vase and the surface it sits on. Inside there are some traces of use and some dust, all of which seems removable. On the bottom edge, toward the outside, a small chip. Also some irregularities in shape, the form is slightly wavy and not everywhere equally smooth. These are, in my opinion, also manufacturing flaws. All in all, in decent to good overall condition for its age and use. More info and large-format photos available on request.
Shipping (BPost Secure, at postal rate, costs for the buyer) or pickup (outside, at distance) possible.

Beautiful porcelain vase with a decoration of flowers and plants in pretty pastel colors. It seems as if the different scenes repeat, but they are variations with differences among them; that makes it fascinating to look at. The vase is probably a design by Julio Fernández for Lladró from Spain and can be dated to the 1960s-1970s.
At the bottom signed Lladro (with one L and without an accent), and further an inscription 'made in Spain', presumably two monograms and the numbers 17 and 20.
Height: 24 cm, opening diameter at the top: 11.6 cm, diameter at the widest point: approx. 14 cm.
Object in decent to good overall condition for its age and use. Inside near the top edge there is a manufacturing flaw: a piece of excess clay stuck and baked on. This is not late-stage damage. The bottom edge is dirty from moving the vase and the surface it sits on. Inside there are some traces of use and some dust, all of which seems removable. On the bottom edge, toward the outside, a small chip. Also some irregularities in shape, the form is slightly wavy and not everywhere equally smooth. These are, in my opinion, also manufacturing flaws. All in all, in decent to good overall condition for its age and use. More info and large-format photos available on request.
Shipping (BPost Secure, at postal rate, costs for the buyer) or pickup (outside, at distance) possible.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Specific region of origin
Spanje
Number of objects
1
Country of origin
Spain
Material
Porcelain
Style
Design
Manufacturer/brand
Lladró
Colour
Cream
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Height
24 cm
Width
14 cm
Depth
11.6 cm
Estimated period
1960-1970
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