Section of the base for the "fence" inside the house shrine. This slots onto the left side of part N and sits on top of part I. T and U peg into the top of it.
shrine; butsumono
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object | 7.347
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chopstick (food service)
object | 6.12.65/263c
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A Siamese Priest. Arrived at the court of King Charles I as an attendant to the Ambassador of his Nation just as Rubens was preparing to leave England, However that Eminent Artist found time to make the above describ'd Drawing. Mai 1st 1774
object | 2011.26
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dugout canoe model
object | 1927i
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