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Foreign News
June 2, 1920
The Leader Enterprise And Press
Fitzgerald, Ben Hill County, Georgia
What is this article about?
Detailed description of the Shah of Persia's throne, noted as the world's most valuable, made of white marble with ivory pillars, gold leaf decorations, and a solid gold staircase.
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Where the Shah Sits,
The throne of the Shah of Persia is the most valuable one in the whole world, and its enormous dimensions and exquisite decorations would inspire a multimillionaire with awe.
It is of pure white marble, and is no less than 18 feet in depth by 10 feet wide. The actual seat is mounted on a large platform of the same material, and is upheld by fourteen spotless ivory pillars, carved in the shape of men and women; while the whole is covered with pictures worked in the purest gold leaf. Ascending to the platform is a staircase of solid gold.
The throne of the Shah of Persia is the most valuable one in the whole world, and its enormous dimensions and exquisite decorations would inspire a multimillionaire with awe.
It is of pure white marble, and is no less than 18 feet in depth by 10 feet wide. The actual seat is mounted on a large platform of the same material, and is upheld by fourteen spotless ivory pillars, carved in the shape of men and women; while the whole is covered with pictures worked in the purest gold leaf. Ascending to the platform is a staircase of solid gold.
What sub-type of article is it?
Court News
What keywords are associated?
Shah Throne
Persia
White Marble
Ivory Pillars
Gold Leaf
Solid Gold Staircase
What entities or persons were involved?
Shah Of Persia
Where did it happen?
Persia
Foreign News Details
Primary Location
Persia
Key Persons
Shah Of Persia
Event Details
The throne is of pure white marble, 18 feet in depth by 10 feet wide, mounted on a platform upheld by fourteen ivory pillars carved as men and women, covered with gold leaf pictures, with a solid gold staircase ascending to the platform.