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13th century elevator table.
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Guédelon 13th century castle construction
Something to consider when designing your next house. Very grand for its day and guests would surely been most impressed.
Something is amiss here. Typical 13th century furniture was boxy, clunky and utilitarian. The dining room pictured looks far too elegant for that time period. In fact, those dining chairs look very similar to Chippendale dining chairs I've seen.
You are correct it was first installed in 1793 in Russia.
In the Peterhof. Peter was fascinated by technology and mechanisms so it's no surprise that he had it installed in the Hermitage...Quote:
Originally Posted by albertq
https://www.rbth.com/history/337264-...levator-russia
For more about the Peterhof...
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Peterhof_Palace