Nao by Lladro Lesson for the Dog #140 Boy with Pup José Luis Santes Martinez VTG
This Nao by Lladro porcelain figurine captures a boy teaching his loyal pup, sculpted by José Luis Santes Martinez and hand-finished in Spain. The gentle detailing, winter clothing, and seated pose show the warm, storybook style collectors love from early-1980s Nao releases.
Crafted in glossy glazed porcelain, this retired model (#140G) shows the artisan handwork Nao is known for, including fine facial sculpting, layered winter textures, and the natural interaction between boy and dog. The underside carries the correct Nao by Lladro / Daisa Spain stamp. Hand-painted and hand-finished porcelain, produced in Valencia, Spain.
7" tall × 8" wide Origin : Valencia, Spain We attribute this piece to early-mid 1980s production, consistent with Nao's stamp style and documented issue range. Condition Grade: Very Good+ vintage. Light shelf wear consistent with age and display Colors may vary by screen/device.Please examine photos as they are part of the description. Giving Back: A portion of this sale supports Best Friends Animal Society, helping save and protect animals nationwide. Sources: Nao/Lladro Collector Guides; Replacements. Packaged with Care This is a unique vintage item, possibly delicate. Meaning they are offered in their current condition at the time of sale.
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