LLADRO® French Bulldog with Macarons Sculpture. Re-Deco 24cm 01009743
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€960,00
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- Attention: Not a children's toy.
- Manufacturer: LLADRÓ, S.A. - Tavernes Blanques - 46016 Valencia (España) - total-customer-services@es.lladro.com - www.lladro.com
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- 2024
This adorable little bulldog, who looks like the butter won't melt in his mouth, gets caught playing with macarons. It is made of white, matt porcelain and emphasizes the careful modeling of the dog's anatomy. The decoration is limited to a few, well-chosen accents with a platinum sheen. The result is a creation that highlights the sculptural work and presents a contemporary two-tone décor. The two macarons and the carpet on which the bulldog plays are unconnected accessories that can be arranged as desired.
- Weight: 4.1 kg
- Finishing: Matt and silver gloss
- Height: 24 cm
- Width: 29 cm
- Length: 35 cm
- Sculptor: Raul Rubio
The following is an overview of possible discounts:
| Overview of possible discounts. | The discount is displayed in the shopping cart* |
| Company/Type | Shopping cart discount |
| Sale* | |
| Baking & Cooking* Textiles* |
10% |
| Goebel Porcelain / Collecting* | 15% |
| Ore Mountains - Folk Art* | individually or automatically Discount code Ulbricht 8%: Volkskunst8 for your first purchase |
| Gifts / Table and more* | 10% or 15% |
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Goebel (in addition to 15% discount)* |
+2% from 300 Euro |
| LLadro (in addition to 15% discount)* |
+2% from 2000 Euro |
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* There is no additional shopping cart discount for SALE products or already reduced prices:
For most SALE products, a discount of about 20% to 40% on our last price was calculated.
