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Reconstruction of the ivory chair from Acemhöyük, Turkey, side view. Drawing by Elizabeth Simpson.jpg - E. S. V. Leigh

Reconstruction of the ivory chair from Acemhöyük, Turkey, front view. Drawing by Elizabeth Simpson.jpg - E. S. V. Leigh

Four ivory sphinxes from Acemhöyük, Turkey. Pratt ivories, Metropolitan Museum of Art.jpg - E. S. V. Leigh

Three ivory lion legs from Acemhöyük, Turkey. Pratt ivories, Metropolitan Museum of Art.jpg - E. S. V. Leigh

Ivory falcon and gazelles from Acemhöyük, Turkey. Pratt ivories, Metropolitan Museum of Art.jpg - E. S. V. Leigh

Ivory wing (fragment) from Acemhöyük, Turkey. Museum of Anatolian Civilizations, Ankara, Turkey.jpg - E. S. V. Leigh

8th Century BCE Assyrian Plaque from Fort Shalmaneser. in Nimrud.jpg - Ewf9h-bg

Assyrian Furniture panel made of Ivory and Wood.jpg - Ewf9h-bg

Depiction on the back of a chair.png - Ewf9h-bg

Reniseneb's Chair.png - Ewf9h-bg

Egyptian Armchair With a cushion hanging over its back.png - Ewf9h-bg

Chair with box seat and vulture arm.png - Ewf9h-bg

Amenhotep III sitting in a Lion legged chair.png - Ewf9h-bg

Tables from sculptures at Thebes.png - Ewf9h-bg

An Egyptian Wooden Table.png - Ewf9h-bg

Syrian furniture element, 9th-7th centuries BC, ivory, from Sam'al, Vorderasiatisches Museum Berlin (02).jpg - Neoclassicism Enthusiast

Syrian furniture element, 9th-7th centuries BC, ivory, from Sam'al, Vorderasiatisches Museum Berlin (03).jpg - Neoclassicism Enthusiast

Syrian furniture element, 9th-7th centuries BC, ivory, from Sam'al, Vorderasiatisches Museum Berlin (01).jpg - Neoclassicism Enthusiast