 The armchairs at the table for the ministers are by Marcion (1806) and the folding chairs for advisors are by Jacob-Desmalter (1808).The apartment of the Pope, located on the first floor of the wing of the Queen Mothers and of the "Gros Pavillon", takes its name from the 1804 visit of Pope Pius VII, who stayed there on his way to Paris to crown Napoleon I the Emperor of France.He stayed there again, involuntarily, under the close supervision of Napoleon from 1812 to 1814.