King Arthur’s lost throne," says Michele Zack of her entry, "... and his international guard of Masai and Sarawaki warriors have also gone missing! They may be found in Altadena’s eternal foothills."
I should say so!
Thank you, Michele!
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16 comments:
very nice!
Very ornate! BTW is it comfortable?? :-)
Love this one! The seat looks comfortable, too!
Terrific.
I want that chair!
I think it was Merlin's chair originally - he was the one who fought the dragon. Lovely Welsh carving!
We'll have to ask the king (or Merlin) about its comfort.
Gorgeous chair! The cushion looks comfy but it might not be the best place to curl up and watch a long movie. Not that King Arthur would have time for that.
This must be King Arthur's throne in his summer palace...
Quite Kingly! The detail of the carvings is marvelous. But I can see how it might not be comfortable to sit in for the long haul.
It would be a good chair from which to make proclamations.
wow
Yup. Think of the vacation somebody went on to get that.
Looks like a king's throne to me. It's so royal and If I were to sit there, I will wear a crown just like a king. LOL.
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Ah, an Altadena Camelot throne. And it glows!
Truly a throne fit for a king!
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