Ancient Egyptians were highly skilled in woodworking and many examples of fine pieces of Egyptian furniture have survived, mainly for royal tombs. And so would have been more elaborate and richly decorated than the normal Egyptians’ furniture.

Chairs

Chair of Hatnefer, c. 1492–1473 BC, boxwood, cypress, ebony & linen cord. Metropolitan Museum of Art. Armchair of Tutankhamun, c. 1336–1326 BC, wood, ebony, ivory and gold leaf. Egyptian Museum, Cairo. (c) Siren-Com Chair of Reniseneb, c. 1450 BC, wood, ebony & ivory. Metropolitan Museum of Art.
Boxes

Inlaid box for cosmetic vessels of Sithathoryunet, c. 1887–1813 BC, ebony, inlaid with ivory and red wood (restored) and gold trim. Metropolitan Museum of Art. Wooden chest of Tutankhamun. Egyptian Museum, Cairo.
Tables

Beds
