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Image of Decorative desk tray from Deputy Mayor of Kobe, Satoru Kano, 1973
2012.Uhlman.7
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Decorative desk tray from Deputy Mayor of Kobe, Satoru Kano, 1973

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Kobe, Japan, is Seattle's first sister city. Kobe Deputy Mayor Satoru Kano presented this tray to Seattle Mayor Wes Uhlman who served as mayor from 1970-1978.
ID Number: 2012.Uhlman.7
Date: 1973
Physical Description: 1 Tray, Desk; ceramic, glaze; .25 in.H x 9.25 in.W x 2.75 in.D
Place Made: Japan
Credit: MOHAI, 2012.Uhlman.7
Subjects: Global Connections, Politics and Politicians
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