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New York Dec. 26 - 1901 Charlee L. Freer Eesq. Dear Sir - Your complimentary letter came as a happy Christmas greeting. Am glad the Berge brought satisfaction. To-day brings me a treasure that more than most things will warm your heart. No. 1. A Tea Bowl, Shidoro stoneware. Cylindrical form with characteristic indentation, Over an even and brown glaze of manganise are rough brush markings of impaired abandon in light-ochre enamel outside and in. Mark of Shidoro (imp) the acute angle seal given by Moree (No 1720) Province of Tolomi, 1750(?) silk bag. Height-2 3/4 width 4 3/8 This is a brief outline for an initiate; but a volume might be written on this one little example of the pattern art Undoubtedly the finest example I have ever seen, I gladly give you the final-view. Wishing you a Merry Christmas XOXO Very sincerely, Rufus E Moore 33. Union Sqr. P.S. Can sell as low as $26.00 E.Moore, Dr. Decker Bldg., Un. Suare, Address New York City. 52 50 [[checkmark]] 26 00 [[checkmark]] 78 50 [[checkmark]] Approved E L Freer. Freer. Dollars. Rufus E Moore
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