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King Haakon VII opening the Parliament in 1950. The Throne Chair is seen behind him. By unknown (1950)
King Haakon VII opening the Parliament in 1950. The Throne Chair is seen behind him. By unknown (1950)
The Throne in 1905, when King Haakon VII took the oath in the Parliament. By Anders Beer Wilse (1905)
The Throne in 1905, when King Haakon VII took the oath in the Parliament. By Anders Beer Wilse (1905)
The coronation chairs in 1906, when Haakon VII and Maud were crowned in the Nidaros Cathedral. By unknown (1906)
The coronation chairs in 1906, when Haakon VII and Maud were crowned in the Nidaros Cathedral. By unknown (1906)
The unicorn throne (left) and the silver lions in 1841, by Joseph-Désiré Court (1841)
The unicorn throne (left) and the silver lions in 1841, by Joseph-Désiré Court (1841)
The Throne Chair today.
The Throne Chair today.
The silver lions in front of King Frederick V's castrum doloris in 1766. By unknown (1766?)
The silver lions in front of King Frederick V's castrum doloris in 1766. By unknown (1766?)
One of the three lions in Rosenborg Castle.
One of the three lions in Rosenborg Castle.
The Coronation Chair and King Frederick VI. By Wilhelm Bendz (1830)
The Coronation Chair and King Frederick VI. By Wilhelm Bendz (1830)