I would like to sell my Lladro collection

[ldayankeylon@socal.rr.com]

I many retired Lladros' and many that are not retired. I would like to sell them, if anyone is interested. I know that having them signed by the Lladro family doesn't mean to much but many of them are signed and all of them except 3 have their boxes. They are all in beautiful condition, they have been in a cabinet and not touched, except for light dusting.

If you have any ideas how I can sell them please let me know

[susanl]

Try aretiredcollection.com

[Lladro Prices]

Lladro Prices have held well in the secondary market. You should not have any problem selling original Lladro or NAO figurines (http://allsculptures.com/nao-by-lladro.php).

[JBArts]

Try checking the website of the Internet collector's bazaar. You can post the pictures of your Lladro collection there along with their prices. I think with the solid condition of your collection, they would sell well. I hope that helps.

[porcelaincabinet]

If you are looking for a quick sale you could try ebay.

Alternatively, I offer a selling service and would be happy to sell your pieces on your behalf for a small commission.

Please do contact me if I can be of any further assistance.

[Lladro]

In my mind there are several issues.

One: the market still is a little weak at this point. You might want to wait a year.

Two: How many pieces are we talking. If 50 or more Lladro's you might want to look at a professional auction. If less than 20 then maybe ebay will work well if you have some time and inclination to use ebay auctions.

Three: Is there some financial reason to sell these in this market at this time?

Four: How old are your collectible items?

Five: Are you looking to sell the collection all at once or one at a time.

Just consider these answers as they can have an impact on "how" you sell your items.

Lladro