The dining room holds one of the most famous works of the Loeser Collection, "The Portrait of Laura Battiferri" (wife of Bartolomeo Ammannati), by famous Renaissance painter Bronzino around 1555. Adjacent is another Mannerist work, "The Portrait of Ludovico Martelli", by a follower of Pontormo, possibly Michele Tosini. There is also a small sketch on fresco, "Battle of the Knights" for Vasari's "Defeat of the Pisans at the Tower of Saint Vincent", by a student Giovan Francesco Naldini, which used to be displayed on the balcony above the Salone dei Cinquecento by Vasari's complementary monumental work. By the fireplace are two Romanesque sculptures, a capital with an eagle (first half of the 13th century) and a Coronation Head (first half of 12th century).