Where do the icons in the new Safari Favorites page come from?

Does anyone have an idea? Doesn't look like it is the same thing as the apple-touch-icon.png thing, but definitely not a favicon.ico either.
Note that the YouTube icon is rounded... Looks like it seems to not react the same way when the image is not totally filled with opaque pixels (= rounded square here).
Look also - Pinterest rounded icon

I guess I should have tried your suggestion before responding. I cannot locating anything remotely similar to an image in the path you described. First of all, when I go to my 'applications' folder I hit a dead end at 'Pages08'. There is no pages 'folder' that contains these shared resources. I've searched 10 different ways, including a spotlight search on the file name in the original response. Can anyone give me another path or a suggestion for a spotlight search that would turn up this 'content' folder of shared resources?
Again, many thanks.
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