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the prenomen and nomen of the king, and holding the <> symbols
in its claws. The hawk rests upon (tail) the <>-symbol, and
wings the <> devices.
Between the four legs, stretchers and seat, (on the four
sides), in open wood-work is the traditional device "The
binding of the Two Kingdoms under one monarchy".
The feet are capped with copper and bronze.
One of the feet had been broken off - this foot had been
formerly found in the Antechamber under No. 149.
Though the chair had been cast on top of a mass of other
furniture, and considering the precarious position in which it
was left, it had suffered very little harm.