Medieval throne

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

Thrones

Wooden chair - Throne - exclusive furniture for interior design and style. More like this - Comfort.Market - #Comfort_Market

Hello, my personal work has been completed, so I will upload it for the first time. The theme was the king of the 15th century gothic era, and I worked with 3d max, substance, and v-ray. We'll see you again soon with more work. Then everyone have a nice day!

Throne room

Hall Chair, Unknown, United States, Vicksburg, Mississippi, possibly New York or New Orleans, circa 1850, Furnishings, Oak.

Queens throne

The Throne of Alessia

concept of Hel's throne in the underworld.

King Edward's Chair is the throne used for the monarch's coronation. It was commissioned in 1296 by King Edward I built to contain the coronation stone of Scotland (the Stone of Scone) which he had captured from the Scots who had kept it at Scone Abbey. The chair was named after Edward the Confessor. Since 1308, all anointed sovereigns of England have sat in this chair at the moment of their coronation, with the exception of Queen Mary I Mary II. The last time it was used was 1953.