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Aeems 134, 00M F lo.ss2- féö0 48.RUE DE COURCELLES PARIS Paris, the I2th of June 1936 Professor ANDERSSON Ostasiatiska Samlingarna Sveavägen 65 STOCKHOLM Dear Pfofessor Andersson, I have just received your kind telegram informing me that you have returned by aeroplan the collection of inlaid bronzes including the tripod from Mr Slomann. I will take them off the customs as soon as it arrives here. ...
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Aeems 134, 00M F lo.ss2- féö0 48.RUE DE COURCELLES PARIS Paris, the I2th of June 1936 Professor ANDERSSON Ostasiatiska Samlingarna Sveavägen 65 STOCKHOLM Dear Pfofessor Andersson, I have just received your kind telegram informing me that you have returned by aeroplan the collection of inlaid bronzes including the tripod from Mr Slomann. I will take them off the customs as soon as it arrives here. About the inlaid bronzes from other collectors, I have received a letter from Mr Hohn E. Lodge of the Freer Gallery with photos of the mirror and dragon?s head. They both to my knowledge came from Chin Tsun, but the dragon?s head is without inlays except the-tongue, the teeth and the eyelid are in silver with the pupil in a blue color glass. I am sending you the photos in case you are in need. Mr Hollis of the Cleveland Museum has just written to me that he has sent a photo of the staff head to Professor Karlgren and I hope that he has received it by now. Ur Hollis thinks that this particular ornament may not come from Chin Tsun although I have just asked one of my partners, Mr Lee who is here and he told me that he has always heard that this particular piece comes from Chin Tsun as well as the other ornament now in Stoclet?s collection. Yours very sincerely, [CERT los
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