This guide has been written to offer a comprehensive description of known Lladro bellflower trademarks. The bellflower trademark was created in 1971.
Lladro describe the trademark as a combination of a bellflower and an ancient chemistry symbol which is illustrative of the melding of art and science embodied in each Lladro figurine.
The bellflower is a flower of the Valencia region of Spain, where Lladro is produced.
Unfortunately (and surprisingly) the Lladro web site does not give a full comprehensive description of all their trademarks and details of when they were used.
These are details of the bellflower trademarks found from research:-
Bellflower 1 used approximately from 1971 to 1974. The missing accent over the “o” was intentional and not a mistake.
Bellflower 2 used approximately from 1974 to 1977. The accent over the “o” was added and circled “R” to denote the registered trade name.
Bellflower 3 used approximately from 1977 to 1984. Daisa (Designos Artisanos Industriales SA) now added to denote the figurine design has been copyrighted. The piece number began to be added to some pieces during this period.
Bellflower 4 used approximately from 1984 to 1989. Daisa now incorporates the year of copyright.
Bellflower 5 used approximately from 1990 to current. The bellflower symbol was revised and the type face changed. Daisa with no copyright date (this probably indicates a piece which has been in production from the 1977 to 1984 period – that is prior to the copyright date being added).
Bellflower 6 used approximately from 1990 to current. Daisa now with the year of copyright.
Bellflower 7 used approximately from 1990 to current. The tracking code for the Lladro Assurance Program (LAP) began to be introduced from this time.
lady dressed in light purple cloak with white fur trim wearing long gloves and evening dress. Bouffant hair with tiara or comb. Markings B&T MY daisy 1985
I am trying to find the name and number of the blue vase with Don Quixote sitting, tired at his desk in white bisque onone side, and the other side with a white bisque relief of Pancho Sanza being reprimanded on the other. From the trademark, it appears to have been produced between 1971 and 1974. I am trying to research it and determine current value.
Can you tell me what the marks E1 and 7 mean on my 1970 shepherd boy and lamb figurine?
I have a lladro lady standing, playing a clarinet. However, the clarinet was lost. Any idea how I could get another clarinet?
I would like to sell Lladro’s my mother collected in the 1970’s. They are mostly matted finish. Some are glazed. I have 23 pieces. What is the easiest way I can sell them? I rather not have to mail them.
Is there any one near Philadelphia, Pa that will come to my house?