The first officialLladro mark appeared on porcelain figurines during 1960. This mark was impressed into the bottom of the figurines and was used up until 1963. This marking ha… See more

Similar to the first official marking, Lladro introduced a new company identification in 1964. This identification was impressed into the bottom of Lladro figurines although does not re… See more

In 1971, the old impressed markings were replaced with a blue-black stamp. This particular stamp was used from 1971 until 1974 and appeared at the bottom of Lladro pieces. Thi… See more

The fourth marking that appeared on Lladro pieces between 1974 and 1977 came in blue and black. Similar to the previous identification marks, this factory mark was placed on t… See more

Used from 1977 until 1984, the fifth Lladro factory marking again appeared in a black stamp. An acronym ‘DAISA’ appeared at the bottom of the marking and represented: ‘Disenos Ar… See more