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White porcelain 'moon jar'
From Korea
Choson dynasty, 17th-18th century AD
White porcelain storage jar in underglaze iron
From Korea
Choson dynasty, 16th-17th century AD 
White porcelain water-dropper
From Korea
Choson dynasty, 19th century AD
A scholar's tool 
Porcelain brush pot
From Korea
Choson dynasty, 19th century AD
Used by scholars
Porcelain storage jar
From Korea
Choson dynasty, 18th century AD
Decorated with dragon, a traditional symbol of power 
Porcelain cup stand
From Korea
Koryo dynasty, 12th century AD 
Melon-shaped celadon vase
From Korea
Koryo dynasty (AD 918-1392)
Similar to one found in King Injong's tomb 
Celadon wine bottle
From Korea
Koryo dynasty, 13th century AD 
Stoneware maebyong vase
From Korea
Koryo dynasty, 12th century AD
A wine container 
Stoneware wine ewer
From Korea
Koryo dynasty, 13th century AD
In the shape of a melon or gourd 
Stoneware stand
From Silla, Korea
5th-6th century AD
For ritual or ceremonious purposes 
Stoneware kundika (water sprinkler)
From Korea
Koryo dynasty, 13th century AD
With inlaid stylized chrysanthemum roundels 
Stoneware maebyong vase
From Korea
Koryo Dynasty, 12th century AD
Used to contain wine
From : THE BRITISH MUSEUM
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