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Image of Picnic basket with tea set, late 1800s
1957.1219.1
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Picnic basket with tea set, late 1800s

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This tea set belonged to Kate Stevens Bates, daughter of the first Washington Territorial Governor, Isaac Stevens, and supporter of history in Washington's capital city of Olympia.
ID Number: 1957.1219.1
Date: Circa 1880-1900
Physical Description: 1 Basket, Picnic; brass, wire; Basket: 7.25 in.H x 10.5 in.W x 7.5 in.D.; Cups: 2 x 2 1/2 in.; Teapot: 6 in.H x 7 in.W x 5 in.D
Credit: MOHAI, 1957.1219.1
Subjects: Washington Territory, Government and Public Services

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