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Yixing ware teapot
funerary urns
Stoneware dish with brush-painted sugarcane pattern by Hamada Shōji, after 1930; in the Philadelphia Museum of Art
Grand Feu vase
Ming burial figurines
punch'ŏng bottle
Japanese side dish
Jian-type tea bowl
teapot of Oribe ware
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