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Gourd-shaped with lid; spade-shaped protrusion with opening on top of ewer handle; top of curl on lid handle is gilded; has lidded wooden box — Ewer in the shape of a gourd, 12th century
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depicting a composition of objects associated with the scholar's study — Books and Scholar’s Objects (Chaekgeori), 19th century
Korea

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polychrome wood statue of a Confucian scholar standing, holding a book (?) downward at waist toward the viewer, wearing a long flowing blue robe, red waisted skirt with black belt and a black hat — Attendant to a King of Hell, 19th century
Korea

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jar, stoneware with underglaze iron-brown dragon motif — Jar with Dragon and Clouds, 17th century
Korea

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7 identical figures with black hair and thin green whiskers wearing red, green, blue and white robes; candles and food on long table; brown clouds divide lower scenes 12 men dancing and playing a drum and cymbals in LL corner; man tied to a bench being flogged by 2 men with 3 other figures and demons and flames behind wall at center; figure's being thrown by demon into pit of snakes at LR corner — Sweet Dew Ritual, 19th century
Korea

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stoneware jar with brownish ash glaze evenly distributed, mostly on the upper shoulder; wide, low shape with wide mouth and short, straight lip; foot pierced in five places with small rectangular openings; five band design around upper shoulder with alternating motifs of concentric circles and triangles with cross-hatching; bands separated by incised lines — Small Jar with Perforated Foot and Stamped and Incised Designs, late 6th - early 7th century
Korea

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black stoneware decorated with close, thin vertical incised lines around body; squat shape with flat shoulder, short neck, flat, flared mouth — Oil bottle, 9th century
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pitcher shaped like a melon; short, curved spout; handle rises above spout height at top; small cover with tiny loop on top, resembling a melon vine — Ewer in the shape of a melon, first half 12th century
Korea

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small, light gray-blue lidded container with inlaid design of stylized chrysanthemums and dark, arabesque stems; organic design around outer border — Covered box with chrysanthemums, 13th century
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round-bottomed jar with neck opening into flaring lip; two small v-shaped handles below neck on body; has own stand — Jar, 2nd century BCE
Korea

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pitcher form with pulled handle and spout; wide mouth; plate-shaped lid; glazed grey overall with underglaze iron floral patterns in brown — Ewer with floral design, 12th-13th century
Korea

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round bronze medallion with raised knob at center; five bands inside encircling center knob; each band with different figures inside including four directional guardian animals and twelve zodiac signs in relief — Mirror with Cosmological Design, 12th-13th century
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Lozenge-shaped body with short flaring neck and small foot; slightly more rounded on one side; brown glaze with slight tan streaking — Flask, 15th century
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round-bodied jar with a small foot; dome lid and dome finial; one applied spiral coil handle; decorated with repeating stamped design — Lidded Jar with Handle, 9th century
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ceramic jar with stand; round body jar with flared rim and two small handles at upper shoulder; stand with flared base and rim, tapered body to rim, open through middle, six band decoration with staggered open rectangles cut out off each band; unglazed. Three Kingdoms Period (Kaya). — Jar with Tall, Perforated Stand, 5th century
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Punch'ong / Buncheong stoneware wine bottle in 'rice bale' shape, painted in underglaze iron brown on brushed slip; flowering plant with two drooping stems — Bottle in the Shape of a Bale of Rice, 15th century
Korea

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rounded body supporting a tall neck tapering to domed disk surrounded by a thin faceted sprinkling spout; set at one side with a tall waisted spout and attached lid. Koryo dynasty. — Water Vessel, 12th-13th century
Korea

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Flat, circular body; greenish white glaze; has lidded wood box — Flask, 17th century
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vase with pale gray-blue glaze and dark stylized leaf pattern on two sides; narrow foot with widening at shoulder; narrow neck; cupped mouth with high vertical lip — Bottle with leaves, 11th century
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round, flat object with scalloped, pointed edges; raised knob at center; rough ship just R of center knob; stylized waves at L; four Korean characters at top center; green with patina — Mirror showing a ship at sea and inscription, 12th century
Korea

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squat, low bowl with gray-green glaze; diagonal zigzagging lines circle the bowl near lip; domed cover with multiple rings of zigzagging diagonal lines; ring of flowers around widest portion; bowl sits on very low foot — Covered box with wavy lines and chrysanthemums, second half 15th century
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light green and tan bottle with grey recessed areas; pear-shaped; round foot; raised, billowing, floral leaf patterns — Bottle with peony leaves, second half 15th century
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inverted pear-shape; slightly flared bottom; small crane and cloud designs — Maebyeong with flying cranes and clouds, 12th century
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small earthenware cup with lid; cup has upward hooking handle on side and slightly protruding collar for lid; lid has small knob at top — Small lidded jar with handle, second half of 5th century
Korea

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Mishima Bowl; all-over comb motif with five flowers in interior and band of flowers circling sides; pottery with grey glaze, stoneware — Bowl with Stamped Comb Design and Flowers, 15th century
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Bowl on Pierced Foot — Bowl on Perforated Foot, 5th century
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covered wine ewer melon-shaped with curved spout and handle simulating bamboo; motif of peonies, lotus flowers and vines; grey-green celadon glaze and cream underglaze; porcelaneous ware with incised decor under celadon glaze — Ewer in the Shape of a Melon, 12th century
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Kundika (holy water bottle) high shouldered, ovoid body with tall neck and small spout; celadon, olive green glaze — Water Vessel, 14th century
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gilt-bronze Buddha; one hands holds holy water bottle, other is damaged; meant to be seen from front, back has three open rectangles (gilt chipped at lower half) — Standing Buddha, 8th century
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inverted pear-shape; short neck; round mouth is wider than neck; light green glaze with darker green foliage and flower motif; lid is bell-shaped with darker grayish glaze and darker vine design — Maebyeong with chrysanthemums, 11th-12th century
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abstracted peony motif in shades of brown; narrow base, wider shoulder, short lip — Maebyeong with peonies, 11th-12th century
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tall vessel with graceful widening near top; fluted into six sections; short, thin neck with high mouth; two concentric inscribed circles below neck; horizontal inscribed markings around center — Lobed maebyeong, 13th century
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white bottle with looping floral decoration on body; incised lines around base of neck and body; narrow neck, wide body, narrow foot slightly flaring mouth — Bottle with floral design, late 15th century
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pitcher with very narrow neck with decorative disk within neck, and narrower, needle-like mouth; short, squat, segmented spout with loose cap; thin incised lines around soft shoulder; green patina — Water vessel (Kundika), 918-1392
Korea

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