Lladro's "Girl with Calf" has been tending that calf since 1971 — and both of them are in pristine condition.
Maker: Lladro, Spain; designed by Fulgencio Garcia
Materials: Matte porcelain
Dimensions: Approx. 13" tall × 9" wide × 5.75" deep
Origin: Spain
Era: 1971–1974
Condition: Excellent — no chips, cracks, or repairs. Ships insured, signature required. Please review photos closely before purchasing, as all sales are final.
Model #4513, "Girl with Calf" (Pastora Con Ternero), retired. Marked with the blue Lladro mark used from 1971 to 1974 — before the accent over the O was added in 1974 — placing this piece firmly in that narrow window. Most Lladro figurines were produced with a glossy glazed finish; this piece is the rarer matte finish version, giving it a softer, more subdued surface and a distinctly different look and value from the standard glossy edition. Large and substantial. One available.
For a serious Lladro collector, a lover of Spanish porcelain, or anyone who understands that some things are worth acquiring carefully and keeping for a very long time.
Designed by artist Fulgencio Garcia and introduced in 1960, this piece was sold until 1978 — primarily in the standard glossy finish that most collectors are familiar with. The matte finish, produced in more limited numbers during the early 1970s, is considered a separate and more sought-after variant among serious Lladro collectors today.
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