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Pottery dish

Pottery dish

Pottery dish

Pottery dish

Pottery dish

Brass urn

Food dish

Brass vase

Brass dish

Small food urn of the dead, used by poorer people

Food dish

Do-yu = dish for feeding young children beginning to eat alone

Spice dish, animal form (hog) used by priests

Hog shaped spice dish used mostly by priests

Hog-shaped spice dish, used mostly by priests

Hog-shaped food dish generally used only by priests

Hog-shaped food dish generally used only by priests

Hog-shaped food dish generally used only by priests

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