Lladro Figurines Lladro figurines from Spain are one of Europes most beautiful and emotive handcrafts. Fallers have a long association with the Lladro factory in Spain and were one of the first stockists of Lladro in Ireland. Today we stock a very large collection of Lladro including many stunning centrepieces such as "Born Free" - horses being a favourite theme of the Lladro brothers - and also many retired Lladro pieces. The Works of the Lladro Brothers are considered to be the finest porcelain art in the second half of the 20th Century. If you can't see the piece of Lladro you are looking for in our collection please contact us here at info@fallers.com and we will be happy to help in any way we can.

Lladro - Trimming the Tree Lladro is famed for being able to capture the mood and emotions of every moment. Trimming the Tree is a wonderful example of this as it expresses the excitement and anticipation shared by children as they prepare for Christmas. Trimming the Tree is one of our most popular pieces of Lladro and is excellently priced at only $646 This piece is from the "Childhood and Family" collection which portrays the emotions of love in the way only Lladro can.

Retired Lladro Retired Lladro is very much sought after all over the world and at Fallers we always have a number of retired pieces to help you complete your collections. It has always been the policy of Lladro to retire pieces after a period of time, in many cases the retired figurine is a very popular piece and this is why there is such a demand for retired Lladro. On this site we have listed just a small selection of our retired Lladro figurines - if there is a particular piece you are looking for then email as info@fallers.com and we shall endeavour to find it for you.

Lladros Flowers of the Season Lladros Flowers of the Season is one of the most popular products in our online Lladro catalogue. This magnificent piece showcases Lladros extraordinary intricate floral work with each flower created by hand. This delicate craft work can be found on many different pieces of lladro, but none more elaborately than on Flowers of the Season