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294 CLOISONNE ENAMELS.
No. 642.
The inscription given above, and that upon the next
page, are rendered in cloisonne enamel upon a pair of Vases,
forming part of the decoration. No. 642. Fu-so dai-ichi
MUSUME KON-SHO TAMENI KIMI HIRAKU. No. 643. HaNA
HOTTSU SHiRU SHiN-i SAN-KO FUMU TSUKi KiTARE. The inscrip-
tions, taken together, are a burlesque of a well - known
Japanese poem which is said to have been composed by a
