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LOT 268

Lot 268

Liu Jianping (b.1957), A Yixing Zisha Bamboo-Form Teapot Set With Five Cups and Saucers

Liu Jianping (b.1957), A Yixing Zisha Bamboo-Form Teapot Set With Five Cups and Saucers
Lot 268 Details
Liu Jianping (b.1957), A Yixing Zisha Bamboo-Form Teapot Set With Five Cups and Saucers

刘建平 (1957- ) 竹节纹紫砂茶具一套十一件

刘建平，1957年生于江苏宜兴，江苏省工艺美术大师、江苏省陶瓷艺术大师，师从国大师吕尧臣学习紫砂技艺，曾先后在南京艺术学院和中央工艺美术学院深造。所创作品融合自身情感，形成简朴大方，内涵丰富，个性鲜明，品位高雅的造型风格。其传统工艺手法深厚，创作力旺盛。竹叶立体贴法系独门绝技。作品被中国国家博物馆，国家文化部，中南海紫光阁等收藏。
2.9 in — 7.3 cm, length 7.1 in — 18 cm

Estimate $500-$800

Realised: $615
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Liu Jianping (b.1957), A Yixing Zisha Bamboo-Form Teapot Set With Five Cups and Saucers
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  • 5 Stars: Excellent - No discernable damage, flaws or imperfections
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