Llardo Statuette “Chit Chat”

Porcelain Beautiful figurine in perfect condition. No cracks, chips, or repairs. The bottom says "Ilandro, Made in Spain, Dalsa 1986, 5466. Measures 7-3/4" tall. Artist Juan. No original box. Are Lladro figurines worth anything? While all Lladró statuettes hold some level of desirability among collectors, some are rarer and more valuable than others. One particular design even commands up to $65,000 apiece. Why is Lladró so expensive? Others might wonder, “Why would I pay thousands of dollars for a figurine?” Here’s why: History of affluent clientele For decades, Lladró connoisseurs belonged to high society, which helped the brand flourish and maintain its popularity. Even today, Lladró collectors are some of the wealthiest or well-known individuals in their respective countries. In Asia, Filipino socialite Heart Evangelista and South Korean actor Ahn Bo Hyun are famous fans of the brand. 2. Cultural and historical pieces factor adding to the value-retaining or price-rising qualities of Lladró is historical significance or association with notable events and themes. For instance, commemorative pieces that mark milestones or collaborations with renowned artists, as well as figurines depicting cultures from all over the world, often fetch higher prices due to their context and exclusivity. Limited edition status Speaking of exclusivity, another factor contributing to the brand’s value is the limited availability of certain figurines. Lladró often releases special