Price of Wang Anfeng's Purple Sand Pot

Most of the Xumen teapots were priced between 30,000 to 150,000 yuan, but there were also some works that were priced beyond this range. The specific price depended on the quality of the pot, craftsmanship, scarcity, and other factors. The Xumen Purple Sand Teapot was one of the important representatives of the Chinese Purple Sand Art, so it enjoyed a high collection value in the market.

Wang Lijuan was a craftsman of purple clay teapot. She was born in 1971 and her ancestral home was Yixing, Jiangsu Province. She had been influenced by the purple sand culture since she was young. Since 1989, she had entered the purple sand craft factory to make purple sand teapots. During this period, she received guidance from many masters and was fortunate enough to become the apprentice of Xu Yanchun, a master of arts and crafts in Jiangsu Province, further deepening her skills. Wang Lijuan was good at making flower and light utensils by hand. She paid attention to the design and creation of the appearance and internal structure, pursuing innovation and fine workmanship. Her works inherited the traditional artistic style. The design was simple and elegant, the workmanship was rigorous, and the decorations were exquisite. Her hand-made decals were unique and lifelike, which enriched the cultural atmosphere and artistic effect of the works and was deeply loved by collectors. Her work "Blessing" had won the gold medal of the "Xinghai Cup" in Dalian, her work "One Leaf Knowing Autumn" had won the "Jingzhou Cup" competition, and her work "Holding Up Your Eyebrows and Exhaling" had also won the "Excellence Award" in the 11th All-Handicraft Competition. According to the information provided, Wang Lijuan was a well-recognized and admired artist of the purple clay teapot.

The price of Zhou Guizhen's purple clay teapot had been rising in recent years. According to the auction records, Zhou Guizhen's purple clay teapot works were sold at high prices in the auction market. For example, in 2011, Zhou Guizhen's high-line three-legged teapot was sold for 7.61 million yuan, in 2012, the purple clay teapot was sold for 11.66 million Hong Kong dollars, and in 2013, the six-square teapot was sold for 13.68 million yuan. These data showed that the price of Zhou Guizhen's purple clay teapot was basically more than one million yuan. However, the specific price would vary depending on the rarity, artistic value, and market demand of the work. Overall, the price of Zhou Guizhen's purple clay teapot was higher, and as the purple clay teapot collection market continued to grow, its price was expected to continue to rise.

The price of Fan Qianwen's teapot could not be determined based on the search results provided.

The price of the Five Blessings Purple Sand Teapot was 1660 yuan.

The market price of Jiang Rong's purple clay teapot was between a few hundred thousand yuan and a few million yuan. The specific price depends on the rarity of the pot, its artistic value, and the needs of the collector. Jiang Rong was the first female arts and crafts master in the history of Chinese purple sand craftsmanship. Her works were exquisite in technique and vivid, so they were favored by collectors. Although the price of Jiang Rong's purple clay teapot had been rising in recent years, because her works had become out of print, it was still very rare to find her works in the market. Therefore, the market price of Jiang Rong's purple clay teapot was relatively high.

The real Jiang Liping's purple clay teapot was about 5000 yuan. These purple clay teapots had a natural state and good appearance, so they had a certain collection value in the market. However, it should be noted that these prices are only for reference, and the specific prices may vary.

Bao Zhiqiang's teapot was sold for 940,000 yuan, 920,000 yuan, 48,300 yuan, 32,200 yuan, 72,800 yuan, 56,000 yuan, 1,725,000 yuan, etc.

The market price of Fan Jianhua's purple clay teapot usually ranged from hundreds of thousands to millions of yuan. The specific price may vary according to the work and the early works. Most of Fan Jianhua's purple clay teapots were priced between 50,000 to 300,000 yuan. However, the search results provided did not mention the price of the specific works. Therefore, it was impossible to determine the market price of Fan Jianhua's purple clay teapot.

Wang Ting, born in 1970, was a Yixing Zisha teapot craftsman. She loved painting and calligraphy since she was a child. She entered Yixing Purple Sand Craft Factory in 1985 and learned pottery carving, painting and calligraphy, and purple sand plastic arts from her parents. Her works were a combination of modeling, production, painting, calligraphy, and pottery. Her workmanship was exquisite, the lines were smooth, fresh and elegant, and she was deeply loved and treasured by Southeast Asian people. According to the information provided, there was no mention of her detailed personal information, such as her date of birth, job title, etc.