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ancient roman curule chair. The application of the roman arch to the structure of the x frame seen before.

This is a roman Lectus that is commonly used with a foot stool. It is from 1st or 2nd century a.d. and it is made out of wood, bone and glass. It is on Display at the Met.

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Roman, 1st-2nd century A.D. These pieces of furniture come from the imperial villa of Lucius Verus (co-emperor, A.D. 161-169) on the Via Cassia outside Rome. On the couch legs are friezes of huntsmen, horses and hounds flanking Ganymede. On the sides of the bed frame, the lion protomes (animal head adornments) have eyes inlaid with glass. On the footstool are scenes of winged cupids and leopards. Metropolitan Museum of Art NYC

Jun 20, 2019- house framing pins

Sadly yet again, not many pieces of furniture for the Byzantine era has survived quite like the Early Christians. However by studying manuscripts and mosaics, today we are able to recreate many fur…

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