cassone 的定义
plural cas·so·ni [kuh-soh-nee; Italian kahs-saw-nee]. /kəˈsoʊ ni; Italian kɑsˈsɔ ni/.
- a large Italian chest of the Middle Ages and Renaissance, usually highly ornamented.
更多cassone例句
- The typical cassone measured about six feet in length by two in height and two in breadth.
- The Italian marriage-chests (cassone) were also of a richness which was never attempted in England.
- The three screens carry four pictures—two long and narrow, evidently panels from a cassone; the others quite small.
- Painted probably to adorn the front of a cassone or marriage-chest.
- It is possible he was alluding to these very cassone panels.