Wilbur the Pig Wooden Block Art by Green Lili

This rectangular wooden block art piece features a charming depiction of a pig, identified as 'Wilbur,' created by the studio Green Lili. The artwork is printed directly onto a thick, vertical wooden slab, which showcases a natural medium-brown wood grain visible through the negative space and the background. The pig is rendered in a contemporary, painterly style using a palette of soft pinks, peaches, and earthy tans, with darker accents providing depth to the snout, eyes, and ears. The construction is solid and chunky, designed to stand independently on a flat surface as a decorative accent piece. The grain of the wood runs vertically, complementing the upright orientation of the block. Notable features include the expressive, slightly smiling face of the pig and the large, detailed ears. Regarding condition, the piece appears to be in good used condition with minor signs of shelf wear and light scuffing along the lower corners and edges, common for printed decorative wood blocks. No significant cracks or structural damage are visible in the wood. This item is a contemporary home decor piece likely produced within the last 10-15 years, originally sold through retailers like Kirkland's, representing a rustic or farmhouse chic aesthetic.

I have completed a visual examination of the Wilbur the Pig wooden block art by Green Lili. The piece exhibits the characteristic design language of Green Lili's commercial animal portraiture, specifically their 'farmhouse chic' series. Based on the provided images, the item is in good used condition; while the wood grain is vibrant, there is visible edge wear and minor scuffing at the base consistent with tabletop display. The printing remains crisp with no significant fading or delamination from the substrate. In terms of market conditions, this is a mass-produced decorative item rather than a unique fine art piece. It was originally distributed through high-volume retailers like Kirkland’s. Comparables for similar Green Lili wooden blocks on secondary markets (eBay, Mercari, Poshmark) consistently sell within the $20 to $45 range depending on size and condition. The 'Wilbur' design is popular but not rare, as it was produced in significant quantities. Factors impacting value include the 'shabby chic' aesthetic which remains in demand, though the saturation of this style in the primary market limits its appreciation potential. Limitations of this appraisal include the inability to verify the weight or density of the wood or detect any internal structural rot or adhesive failure behind the printed layer. Full authentication would require physical inspection of the Green Lili branding/stamp often found on the reverse or underside, and verification of the original retailer’s labels. For a legal or insurance-grade appraisal, provenance documenting the original purchase date and retail source would be necessary.