Advice Jingdezhen ceramic Phoenix

Hello everyone.

I've frantically been looking for information on this but can't find anything trying to translate it is hard enough.

I won't go into how I've acquired this as it's a long story, but we have had it for a couple of years just sitting in its box doing nothing, shame really.

The beautiful Phoenix is roughly 2FT (roughly) its in immaculate condition as it's been in its box and never used. It has certificates with it that states it's highly collectible but I have no idea. From the certificates I've managed to get the following info:

It was made in 2010, by artist Liangchen Weinici. The item itself is called Feng Huang. It has lots of seals which I think are China Royal Ceramics, Jingdezhen International Academy of Ceramics, China Royal Ceramics Cultural Research Institute, Jingdezhen China Royal Ceramics Museum, it has other information too. I'm just after some background or information about it, and if it is actually worth anything, as I'm just sitting here doing nothing.

Any help would be appreciate

Kind regards,
Adam

 

Hello, Adam. Strikes me as a Chinese version of the kind of pre-made 'collectible' turned out by entities such as the Franklin Mint. It's fulfilling its destiny by sitting around doing nothing. Doubt you will find it has great value, cute packing case notwithstanding.

 

Feng Huang means phoenix.

 

Hello Adam. Bronwen is very astute. Hang around here long enough and you'll learn the good stuff from the "collectable."

 

2010....not so much an antique then.....buuuut..... it's very charming !!!!