Authentic Lladró Porcelain Figurine Base

This image displays the unglazed, bisque porcelain underside of a figurine base, definitively marked with the Lladró backstamp. The central feature is the blue ink-jet or stamped manufacturer's mark, consisting of the iconic bellflower above the word 'LLADRÓ' in stylized lettering, followed by 'HAND MADE IN SPAIN' and a copyright symbol next to 'DAISA'. The presence of the blue stamp indicates a manufacturing date from the late 20th century, likely between 1977 and the early 1990s. Beyond the ink stamp, several incised marks are visible in the porcelain paste itself, including 'L-20 J' and a stylized '18', which are production codes used for internal quality control, mold tracking, and artist identification. There is also a distinct small round kiln ventilation hole typical of hollow-poured porcelain figures. The material is a fine-grained white hard-paste porcelain. The visible surface shows light surface dirt and minor scuffing consistent with age and shelf-wear, but the porcelain remains intact without visible cracks or chips on this section. This base represents the high-quality craftsmanship associated with the City of Porcelain in Tavernes Blanques, Valencia.