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474 236 #33 Ferry Avenue, Detroit, Michigan, December 28th, 1905. Dear Mr. Kelekian:-- Two very charming small pieces of Racca Pottery reached me to-day direct from your brother in Paris, and I am forwarding them to you this afternoon, by American Express. I hope they will reach you in good order. They are exquisite pieces, but the price of this pottery has advanced to a point which puts it, for the present, at least, beyond my means. So until I have greater resources at my command I shall have to stop buying them. I have written a letter to your brother thanking him for the favors he has so generally shown me in helping me to add to my group of pottery, and I certainly feel like obligations to you. I have, also, telegraphed your brother to-day, telling him that the two pieces have been forwarded to you. I judge from your brother's letter that he would like you to show these two pieces to Mr. Havemeyer, before he sails for Europe. Sincerely yours, Charles L. Freer H.C. Kelekian, Esq., #252 Fifth Avenue, New York City.