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English: (top) Waste-water receptacle, Nanban type.
Toyosuke IV, Toyoraku ware, Nagoya Edo period, 19th century Aichi Prefectural Ceramic Museum. (bottom) Lid rest, green glaze Kyoto, Raku Tan'yu Edo period, 19th century Aichi Prefectural Ceramic Museum, Gift of Mr. SUZUKI Katsuaki. |
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