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Myochin... Muneyoshi. Interesting. Where did you find it, and was there a story with it?
Piers, it was for sale in Japan, there was just a standard description from what I can remember, it drew a lot of interest though. There must be some reason for the unusual shape.
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Here is an item that is described as being an Edo period iron for ironing cloth and clothes, I have thought about how clothing from that period could look so neat and wrinkle free but I have never read how this was done. Supposedly this little pan was filled with sand and then hot coals were then put on top of the sand, the bottom of the pan would then be used to iron clothing. Seems reasonable to me. If true then these must have been quite common at one time.

 

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