We have a limited selection of collectibles available for purchase. A wide variety of Lena Liu's porcelain collector plates, music boxes, teacup and saucer sets, and ornaments are available through the Bradford Exchange. If you would like additional information about these products, please contact the Bradford Exchange at 1-800-323-8140 or write to them at:

The best way to sell your Lena Liu print is to contact a local art gallery that carries Lena Liu's work. You can check our list of authorized dealers to find one in your area. Some galleries may be willing to keep the artwork in their store and sell it for you for a commission. Another idea is to place an ad in one of the collector's magazines such as Collectors Mart magazine or Collector Editions, or a local newspaper. See similar questions...

You will need to do some shopping. First, check with some local art galleries that carry Lena Liu's artwork. You can check our authorized dealer referral page to find the Lena Liu dealer in your area. If they don't have what you're looking for, you will need to consult a secondary market source. That brings us to the next question. See similar questions...

After the artwork is sold out by the publisher, it will begin to increase in value on the secondary market. The amount of increase is determined by the demand for the artwork and it's availability on the secondary market. The more time that passes after the artwork is sold out, the harder it will be to find it. If the artwork is highly sought after or difficult to find, its value will be higher. See similar questions...

No. With limited edition prints, each image is only available in the size originally introduced. Lena Liu prints and canvas transfers are only available in the sizes we have indicated in our price list. Sizes range from 9"x12" up to 24"x30". Popular sizes include 12"x16", 16"x20", 22"x28", and 24"x30". See similar questions...

In addition to her limited edition prints and canvases, collectors enjoy Lena Liu's work across various media, including porcelain collector's plates, music boxes, teacup and saucer sets, ornaments, cards, bookmarks, figurines, cross-stitch kits, tapestries, and a new line of glass jewelry boxes and gift items. Lamps, clocks, candle holders, glass jewelry boxes, Art Sun Catchers, dresser trays, Vanity Mirror with folding doors, and many other gift items. See similar questions...

quot;A vehicle whose body and frame were manufactured before 1949 or a replica of (same) ... and that has been modified for safe road use. In this paragraph, modified includes a material alteration of the drive train, suspension, brake system or dimensions of the body." See similar questions...

Yes we do. All plate is vacuum infused and we would be happy to quote plates made from several different materials and finishes. We guarantee this is the most beautiful plate you have ever seen. We will be adding a page to the site shortly, until then please email us for a quote at sales@carbonfibertubeshop.com If you are looking for custom plates we can handle that as well including custom water jet cutting. One of our recent customers is defense contractor, General Dynamics. See similar questions...

No. We do not sell pairs of plates, we sell 'singles' only, of the plate types shown in our web site store. See similar questions...

Probably. Drop me a line with a description of what you have, and what kind of $ you're looking for, and I'll get back to you. I buy and sell plates to raise funds to add to my collection. If you're looking for an appraisal, sorry - you'll have to look elsewhere. I'm a sport, but I've found that most people who contact me to "find out what a plate is worth", are merely prepping the item in question to sell somewhere else, or on eBay. See similar questions...

Absolutely! You can wash the Friedrich C90B collector plates either in the dishwasher or by hand with a little soap and water. Either way, it's easy to clean these reusable collector plates. See similar questions...

No. By state law we must assign you a number, such as 123456, when you receive your first Collector or Hobbyist plate. When you register subsequent Collector or Hobbyist vehicles, you receive plates with your Collector or Hobbyist number and an alphabetic suffix, such as 123456A for your second vehicle and 123456B for your third vehicle, etc. Also, the personalized plate fee is an annual fee, while Collector and Hobbyist plate fees are only paid once. See similar questions...

Collector and Hobbyist registrations are valid for as long as you own the vehicle. If you sell your collector or hobbyist vehicle, you can transfer the plates to another qualifying vehicle, but the cost is the same as if you applied for a subsequent Collector or Hobbyist license plates (double the regular registration fee for the vehicle type). Download, complete and send the Replacement or Duplicate License Plates Application form MV2118 with the following fee: See similar questions...

Alumni: Go to the Office of Development and Alumni Relations, now located in the Kahn Discovery Center, 299-2263. Then go to the Public Safety Office on the days and hours above. Brookville Residents: go to the Office of Community Relations, Administration Building, room 210, 299-3500, or email neighbor@liu.edu. Post Library Association: go to the PLA Membership page for details. The PLA Office is in the Library, room 133, 299-2892 See similar questions...

Punctuation marks such as : // / , ' etc. are not counted.) We only count actual letters or numbers. If you need all upper case letters, please limit the number of letters to 19, not including punctuation. See similar questions...

I sell most of my pipes through my Dealers, although I do sell directly to some specific collectors and at pipe shows. Currently I am not selling any pieces on this site, but I do have plans to add a small section of available pieces in the future. See similar questions...

If you sell your vehicle and purchase a new vehicle, you may pay a transfer fee and transfer the plates to your new vehicle. If you choose not to transfer your Share the Road plates, you may leave them on the vehicle and the new vehicle owner will take possession of those plates with the purchase of the vehicle. The new owner will be responsible for paying the annual renewal fee. See similar questions...

YES. While no one knows who first started license plate collecting, it has deep, historical roots. Just like stamp or coin collecting ---it is a world-wide, recognized hobby. Some states sell "sample" plates, but these are considered far less valuable than any "authentic" plate. See similar questions...