The roman curule chair challenge

Curule chair on both sides:

Q. Pompeius Rufus (54 BCE) - marking the late lamented (by some) Sulla


Divus Claudius II, issued 317-18 by Constantine who was pretending to be his descendant.

 

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Great variety of curule chairs! Awesome!!

Don't forget Augustus; of course he needed a curule chair too

Denarius, Gallia, Lugdunum struck 15 - 13 BC
17 x 18 mm, 3.75 g
Ref.: RIC I 165A; Lyon 15; RSC 133;

Ob.: AVGVSTVS - DIVI•F bare head of Augustus right;
Rev.: Augustus seated to left on curule chair set on dais, extending r. hand toward two soldiers, each carrying parazonium and presenting laurel branches in their right hands, IMP•X in exergue

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Some chairs. If we can scrounge up a desk somewhere we'll have a conference room.

Phil Davis

 

Vespasian Denarius


Claudius Denarius


Vespasian



Vespasian with Titus and Domitian