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This shows a detail of a man's face on the throne, which is a 19th century reproduction of an early Renaissance throne.

This portrait can be found at the top of the King's chair. It appears to represent a nobleman.

This image depicts the back of the wooden King's chair. The chair is a 19th century reproduction inspired by thrones from the Renaissance. The armorial scene illustrated shows a coat of arms with towers, lions, and other decorative elements.

This detail on the back of the Queen's chair features a ghoulish man with what looks like leaf hair and holding vegetables.

This image of the back of the Queen's chair shows a man and a woman holding fleur-de-lis and a flower. Below the people are armorial elements featuring two coat of arms - one with 2 flowers and one fleur-de-lis.

Embroidery detail from the seat back of a Louis XIV style chair depicting the Greek goddess Athena. This chair is a 19th century reproduction of an earlier chair.

This wooden fleur-de-lis emerges from the top left corner of the Louis XIV style chair. An exact element can be found on the other corner.

This Louis XIV style chair, reproduced in the 19th century, has an elaborately embroidered scene of Athena in nature on the seat back. Woven in golden thread on a black background, Athena is surrounded by nature and armorial elements.

This is a reproduction of a medieval king's chair produced in the 19th century.