Description
LiuLiGongFang glass art. Paperweights or decor.
Makers marks are Chinese or Pinyin and represented below by X for each character.
Green two headed mallard. Marked " NEW WORKSHOP X X X X . 2001 . 1073/1580
Yellow dome with recessed dragon image marked X X 2000 . 6
Two tone amber Dragon Throne marked LLGF . X X X X . 2001 . 110/750
Two tone yellow/green Herons in reeds marked
X X
X X X X 2000 . 1
165/1392
Category
Glass
Medium
Glass
Distinguishing marks
Each item signed and serial number
Condition
Excellent
Date Period
2000s
Price Paid (If known)
$95 for all 4
For Sale?
Yes
Photos
Very beautiful pieces. I…
Very beautiful pieces. I would be hesitant to place a value because I've seen Chinese "New Workshop" Liuligongfang Glass sell for around $50.00 a piece on eBay, but I've also seen some limited edition pieces sell for thousands of dollars and in some cases up to hundreds of thousands of dollars at auction. So, I think this needs a Liuligongfang expert to review.
Thank you, I am waiting for…
Thank you, I am waiting for a response from LuiLi USA.
That's an excellent idea. No…
That's an excellent idea. No better source than the company itself.
Original Story and Value
Heard back from LiuLiGongFang
Title: Twin Ducks
ID: PAE021.ADA
It was launched in 2005 with 1580 limited pieces, and it is out of edition now.
The price was $ 250.00
The poem for this artwork is as below
Twin Ducks
The stylized heads of the ducks are dramatic.
They remind us that once, years
ago, China had its magnificent age.
It serves as a quiet reminder to us
to aggressively meet each day.
Original Story and Value
The Throne is
Title: The Kingly Air
ID: PAE044.ADA
It was launched in 2005 with 750 limited pieces, and it is out of edition now.
The price was $ 440.
The poem for this artwork is as below.
The Kingly Air
Clouds gather and surge,
Yet no diminution of the majestic dignity,
Winds rise and swell,
Yet no diminution of the timeless supremacy,
A noble blood with true fortitude and exalted purpose flows,
The true king is invested with the true kingly air.