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Franklin Porcelain Birds and Flowers of the Orient Vase by Gail Lee

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Franklin porcelain signed Gail Lee

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AI Estimated Value

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40-80

AI estimate as of May 27, 2025 · verify with a professional before acting

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AI Item Analysis

A white porcelain vase with a gold rim, decorated with a detailed illustration of a barn swallow perched near purple and green iris flowers. It is signed by the artist Gail Lee and is a product of Franklin Porcelain.

AI Appraisal Report

This is a Franklin Porcelain limited edition vase, signed by Gail Lee, likely from the 'Birds and Flowers of the Orient' collection. These vases were produced in the late 20th century and hold appeal for collectors of Franklin Porcelain and art depicting birds and flowers. The value is based on recent sales data of similar items in good condition. Condition is key, and any chips, cracks, or significant wear to the gold rim would decrease the value. The artist's signature adds a layer of desirability. Given it's a limited edition, it holds more value than a mass-produced item.