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overall in great condition; the "coleslaw" fur remains mostly intact, with only minor occasional losses; the glaze surface with only mild occasional crackling or crazing, but in general the glaze is vibrant and not dull; the underside rim with stilt marks and/or glaze bubbles, and with one glaze drip to left of center along front bottom rim; the front bottom rim has one stilt mark / glaze bubble that has loss or chip- possibly a popped bubble

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