when a knight commits an unworthy deed.
Four feet or more should be allowed if you would like someone to be able to pass by behind the chair.
A furniture starting with a is amboire. I'm not sure what it is though..
Ideally, you want three feet for people to sit, and be able to get in and out. So that two people can sit back to back, that's six feet between tables, or 72 inches. If you want an aisle for walking between the seats, add another 3 feet, or 36 inches, for a total of 108 between tables.
A comfortable chair with arms.
its your momma.
There really is no important seat at a round table, besides the way a seat at a round table is if the chair was big and important. Hope that answers your question, I didn't understand it completely but I thought I would try! :)
A knight's name appears in gold on a chair at the Round Table when they have achieved a significant honor or performed a remarkable deed that sets them apart from their peers. This tradition symbolizes their elevated status among the Knights of the Round Table, marking them as exemplary figures of chivalry and valor. The golden name serves as a lasting recognition of their contributions to Arthurian legend and the ideals of knighthood.
I had to push back the chair when rising from the table.I was asked to push in the chair to make more room round the table.
10 feet by 10 feet- this includes 18 inches from table to back of chair for seating arrangements.
It could be anything like a table, chair, desk, etc....
The Sanskrit name for table is "मेज़" (mej) and for chair is "उदकभण्ड" (udakabhandha).
a chair and a table are called "une chaise" and "une table" in French.
If the dining table diameter is 36" (900mm), a rug underneath this table should be sized so that it is large enough to be beyond the chair legs when a chair is in the pulled out position. This means it will not catch on the chair as the person seats themselves and pulls the chair in. A rug that extends at least 48" (1200mm) beyond each side of the table would be required. This gives a total diameter for the rug of at least 130" (3300mm).
A chair you sit upon, and a table you eat upon.
A Table or a Chair.
It means "The chair is under the table" in French.
10 inches from table underside to top of chair seat