| Weight | 0.77 lbs |
|---|---|
| Brands |
Lladro |
| Sculptor |
Eva Maria Cuerva |
Lladro Happy Snow White Dwarf Figurine
$425.00
Happy is a porcelain sculpture that reproduces one of Snow White’s companions. It’s a fictional character based on the Grimm brothers’ tale, where a princess meets a group of seven dwarfs when she runs away from her evil stepmother, who has ordered her to be killed to be more beautiful in the kingdom. Finished in glossy porcelain and decorated with the character’s characteristic colors. The piece has a white flower and a commemorative Disney 80th anniversary decal on its base. This figure is part of a collection of Disney related and collectible pieces that can be purchased separately or together: 01009320, 01009321, 01009323, 01009324, 01009325, 01009326, 01009327. Made in Spain.
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