Lladro Girl With Umbrella and Geese Figurine, Retired Spanish Porcelain Collectible

$119.00
She is ready to anchor a china cabinet, mantel, bookshelf, or quiet bedroom corner with the soft blue-grey palette and graceful movement that make Lladro instantly recognizable.

This is authentic Lladro model No. 4510, Girl With Umbrella and Geese, sculpted by Fulgencio Garcia. A hooded girl shelters beneath her parasol while five geese gather at her feet. The base carries the genuine blue Lladro backstamp, impressed marks, and original gold foil tag.

Excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs found. The goose necks and umbrella ribs are intact. The umbrella is removable by design and will be wrapped separately within the same shipping box to reduce the chance of breakage. Approx. 10 in tall, 4.5 in wide, and 3.5 in deep.

Item details: Subject: girl holding a removable umbrella with five geese gathered at her feet. Maker or brand: Lladró, model No. 4510. Era: 1970s. Origin: Spain. Style: retired Spanish porcelain collectible. Materials: glazed porcelain. Measurements: Approx. 10 in H x 4.5 in W x 3.5 in D. Includes: one figurine and its removable umbrella. Use and function: decorative collectible; umbrella is designed to lift out.

Condition: Excellent condition. Genuine blue Lladro backstamp, impressed marks, and original gold foil tag. No chips, cracks, or repairs found. Goose necks and umbrella ribs are intact. Every known flaw, repair, missing part, or area of wear is described here and shown in the photographs. Please review every image before purchasing.

Packaging: The umbrella will be removed, wrapped separately, and secured inside the same shipping box. Reusable and recycled packing materials may be used when they provide the safest protection.

The Wander House sourcing story: Every piece is found by me in person at estate sales, old homes, dusty garages, sheds, and the forgotten corners where worthwhile objects are still waiting. I do not buy ready-to-resell inventory from resale apps. I bring each piece home, clean it, inspect it, research it, photograph it, and choose it because I can still see the life it has left. Prices are kept fair so these pieces can move on, while still helping them reach someone who will value what made them worth saving.
She is ready to anchor a china cabinet, mantel, bookshelf, or quiet bedroom corner with the soft blue-grey palette and graceful movement that make Lladro instantly recognizable.

This is authentic Lladro model No. 4510, Girl With Umbrella and Geese, sculpted by Fulgencio Garcia. A hooded girl shelters beneath her parasol while five geese gather at her feet. The base carries the genuine blue Lladro backstamp, impressed marks, and original gold foil tag.

Excellent condition with no chips, cracks, or repairs found. The goose necks and umbrella ribs are intact. The umbrella is removable by design and will be wrapped separately within the same shipping box to reduce the chance of breakage. Approx. 10 in tall, 4.5 in wide, and 3.5 in deep.

Item details: Subject: girl holding a removable umbrella with five geese gathered at her feet. Maker or brand: Lladró, model No. 4510. Era: 1970s. Origin: Spain. Style: retired Spanish porcelain collectible. Materials: glazed porcelain. Measurements: Approx. 10 in H x 4.5 in W x 3.5 in D. Includes: one figurine and its removable umbrella. Use and function: decorative collectible; umbrella is designed to lift out.

Condition: Excellent condition. Genuine blue Lladro backstamp, impressed marks, and original gold foil tag. No chips, cracks, or repairs found. Goose necks and umbrella ribs are intact. Every known flaw, repair, missing part, or area of wear is described here and shown in the photographs. Please review every image before purchasing.

Packaging: The umbrella will be removed, wrapped separately, and secured inside the same shipping box. Reusable and recycled packing materials may be used when they provide the safest protection.

The Wander House sourcing story: Every piece is found by me in person at estate sales, old homes, dusty garages, sheds, and the forgotten corners where worthwhile objects are still waiting. I do not buy ready-to-resell inventory from resale apps. I bring each piece home, clean it, inspect it, research it, photograph it, and choose it because I can still see the life it has left. Prices are kept fair so these pieces can move on, while still helping them reach someone who will value what made them worth saving.