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I am offering together these two dramatic LLadro statues of Don Quixote (the master) and Sancho Panza (his squire) from Cervante's great work. They are number 1030 and 1031.
Sancho Panza is without any flaws. Please note that the hat he holds was not moulded into the statue but was attached with glue. When you own the statue it is possible you may need to simply re-glue it. Sancho is shown seated on a stool that is resting upon the original padded base. The dimensions are approximately 12" X 6" X 12".
The statue of Don Quixote aside from the missing sword is without flaw. Don Quixote is shown slouched in his chair reading a book. His right arm dangles on the floor where it at one time held a sword. It appears that the sword broke off. The chair and figure are resting on the original padded base. The approximate dimensions are 16" X 12" X 18".
I will enlist there services of a professional packing store to assure the safe transportation.
