The Olympian Thrones

All the descriptions of the thrones are from the story "The Palace of Olympus" by Robert Graves.
==Layout==
Zeus and Hera's thrones were both at the far end of the council hall. Their thrones were also the only two that faced the doors. If you walked in the door of the council hall you would see Zeus' throne on the left and Hera's throne on the right. All the male Olympian's thrones were all on the left facing the right and the female Olympian's thrones were all on the right facing the left.
 	Zeus' Throne	Hera's Throne	
Poseidon's Throne 	 	 	Demeter's Throne
Hephaestus' Throne	 	 	Athena's Throne
Ares' Throne 	 	 	Aphrodite's Throne
Apollo's Throne 	 	 	Artemis' Throne
Hermes' Throne 	 	 	Dionysus' Throne
==Zeus==
Zeus' throne was made out of black Egyptian marble, polished and gleaming, and inlaid with gold. Seven rainbow-coloured steps led up to it, and at the top, a dome respresenting the sky covered the throne. On the right arm of the throne was a ruby-eyed golden eagle.