the remains of the folding chair consist of four bronze knobs with diameters of with long spouts and a total length of . the end caps are ribbed and their faces decorated with a pattern of four concentric circles. a cast loop with a diameter of supports a ring of diameter with four rattle long plates. these components were attached to the frame of the seat. two small knobs with diameters and lengths of were found among the baseboards of the stool. most likely the stool had originally four of these knobs, the other two being presumed lost. there were also four bronze studs with gold plated heads. the nail heads are in diameter and have a pin length of . three figure-eight shaped bronze fittings of length, width and thicknesses of with line ornaments wearing a gold metal insert at the waist. the gold plate was fixed by two fine incisions in the bronze fitting and then folded on the reverse. two rectangular bronze plates of in length, in width and about thickness are entirely covered with gold foil and bent around the edges for fixation. furthermore, there are five rectangular fitting plates whose broken edges were put together. it is most likely that some of their fragments are still missing. only a few organic components were preserved, one is a piece of leather, and there were seven or eight pieces of wood, one of ash, the other of maple. among the pieces of wood, there is a corner piece and one with the mounting of the seat's leather. the remains of the chair have been typologically dated to 1400 bc.