Medieval chair
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17th century English oak chair
Medieval folding armchair 'how-to', from a possibly 14th c design, aka in 16th c as Dantesca style. http://www.daviddfriedman.com/Medieval/Articles/folding_armchair/folding_armchair.html
The model throne is printed in three parts: the seat and back in one piece, and separate right and left side legs. There is also a dais for the throne
The most stylish, comfortable, and light weight chair of its kind, this chair will quickly become the envy of your encampment. The chair is available in 2 widths (20 and 24 inches across at the seat), 2 heights (tall stands 54 inches at the back and short stands 43 inches), and 4 rosette styles (right to left in main photo: Triskelion, Star, Cross of Caid, and Cinquefoil). NEWLY introduced design: West Kingdom Demi Sun (second picture.) The chair easily breaks down into 4 pieces that stack a…
RENAISSANCE «CHAYÈRE» CHAIR ORIGIN: LYON WORKSHOPS, FRANCE PERIOD: 1530-1550, 16th century Height: 180cm Length: 75cm Depth: 44cm Blond walnut wood Good condition REQUEST FOR INFORMATION Back to seat
Medieval wooden throne
Some props for a dungeon environment.
With spires that reach toward the heavens, these incredible, quality mahogany chairs are a masterwork reminiscent of Burge architecture. Featuring hand-carving that takes nearly a week to create, these substantially sized antique replicas will embellish your home as a signature piece of stunningly functional art. Placed with your other antiques, these chairs become instant family heirlooms. A exclusive.
