c. 1985–2000
Lladró
Separate circular Society issue mark; count is for the roundel, not another example of the accompanying modern factory stamp.
Country guide
Spanish porcelain marks
Spanish porcelain marks can identify a factory or sculptural workshop, while ESPAÑA and SPAIN state origin.
Names, emblems and neighbouring codes
On figurines, a printed factory emblem and an impressed model number perform different roles. A painted decorator or finisher number can appear near the base stamp. Retain the accents in a spelled-out workshop name.
What to check next
Compare the full word mark rather than choosing a maker from a crown alone. Photograph the model number and whole figure to distinguish related poses, sizes and decorations.
Related marks
65 marks
Undated
Sevilla
The source dates production to around 1400, rather than documenting a distinct interval for this mark.
Undated
Talavera Armando
ARMANDO wording distinguishes the workshop; the additional initials are not a date.
Undated
Talavera Celia
Celia and the separate painter line identify this workshop format; DO4 is not a year.
Undated
Ruiz de Luna, Guijo y Cía.
Interlaced lettering distinguishes the early workshop signature from later name-and-moon factory marks.
Undated
Uriarte Talavera
Full URIARTE name separates this base from other Puebla workshops; accompanying codes are not assigned a year.
