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cas·so·ne

(kə-sō′nā, -nē)
n. pl. cas·son·ni (-nē)
A large, long, usually ornate chest, popular in Renaissance Italy and used especially to hold a bride's dowry goods or other possessions.

[Italian, from Old Italian, augmentative of cassa, box, case, from Latin capsa.]
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cassone

(kɑːˈsəʊneɪ)
n
(Furniture) a highly-decorated, Italian dowry chest
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(2.) Mistrangelo, M., Gilbo, N., Cassoni, P., et al.
19 Bartoli D, Fadda MT, Battisti A, Cassoni A, Pagnoni M, Riccardi E, Sanzi M, Valentini V.
Gianluca Tenore (iD), Ahmed Mohsen (iD), Giorgio Pompa, Edoardo Brauner (iD), Andrea Cassoni, Valentino Valentini, Antonella Polimeni (iD), and Umberto Romeo (iD)
Cassoni et al., "PAF produced by human breast cancer cells promotes migration and proliferation of tumor cells and neo-angiogenesis," The American Journal of Pathology, vol.
(6.) Sapino A, Papotti M, Righi L, Cassoni P, Chiusa L, Bussolati G.
Perhaps the most unusual offering of the season is the collection of panels from Renaissance Tuscan cassoni, or marriage chests, assembled by a European collector over the last 25 years and up at Christie's London on 6 July.
(20.) Mistrangelo M, Gilbo N, Cassoni P, Micalef S, Faletti R, Miglietta C, Brustia R, Bonnet G, Gregori G, Morino M.