MarioGuti/istockphotoMany once-loved collectibles that people thought would make them rich are now worth almost nothing. From ...

Thirty-seven years ago when three brothers pooled their talents and money to open a small ceramic factory in Almacera, Spain, the Lladro name was unknown to collectors of porcelain figurines. Today ...

Last month, as U.S. forces swept through the opulent Baghdad palace of Saddam Hussain's profligate son Uday, they came upon masses of Oriental rugs, sports cars, guns, swords ... and box after box of ...

Collecting figurines is more than just a hobby for many; it’s an investment. The right figurines, like Lladro and Hummel, can appreciate in value over time, making them a savvy purchase for the ...

Lladro was founded by the three Lladro brothers: Juan, Jose, and Vicente in 1953. The founders formed the family company in the village of Almacera, Spain, near Valencia. After more than 50 years, the ...

The Collecting column in the May 15 Home section, which is printed in advance, incorrectly reported that a Lladro statuette of the elephant-headed god Lord Ganesha had been issued as a limited edition ...

Lladró India’s Coo Nikhil Lamba says his company has started weaving technology and art to create new products Image: Amit Verma Spanish handmade porcelain luxury label Lladró caters to the unique ...

HOW many times have you been on holiday to Spain and, while it might not be as cheap as it was, there are certain items less expensive than they are in this country; for example Nao and Lladro Lladro ...

Their eyes are locked in a passionate stare. Her left hand clutches his back, while her right hand is enveloped by his. Her red cocktail dress hugs the curves of her porcelain body, while he dips her ...

Many once-loved collectibles that people thought would make them rich are now worth almost nothing. From Beanie Babies to porcelain figures and collectible plates, these nostalgic “investments” have ...