This Sienese cassone, or wedding chest, is made of poplar that is gilded and carved on the outside with a processional scene. On either end of the long rectangular front of the chest, an Angel stands on a round, low pedestal bearing a shield with a family coat of arms. Those pedestals, and the individuals in the procession stand in a dark field of flowers set against the gold of the background. The procession begins on our left with a couple being greeted by four figures in front of an arched doorway. Following this pair, another couple stand as if talking with each other. After those, more figures cluster in a group of five, followed by a pair of trumpeters. Next, an individual with a horse is followed by a group of three who bring up the rear of the procession. The processional, and the heraldic angels on either side, are framed by an ornate scroll-like design on the front of the chest. On the square-shaped short sides of the chest, the coat of arms is centered in a mandala-like design which is framed by flowers and geometric shapes. The gilded chest sits on five short but wide legs which create four arches between them.