The walls of this room are painted with landscapes and suburban villas of the Corsini family, perhaps the work of the painter Stefano Fabbrini, whose credit is known in 1761 for decorations carried out in the palace. Among the goldsmith art objects exhibited in this room, the fifteenth-century chalice with a polylobed foot stands out, which an inscription on the stem indicates coming from the Compagnia di Gaville (a confraternity), in the Arezzo Valdarno, and the contemporary elegant reliquary in rock crystal, copper and gilded silver. Two objects from the late 1600s come from the Florentine workshop of Francesco Vandi, the silver processional cross of an unknown donor whose coat of arms appear on the back, and the chalice donated by the parish priest Stefano Lampaggi. Also worth mentioning is the glass produced in the Florentine workshop “under the banner of the parrot”.