In the large loggia, opened on two sides by piperno arches, the nobles residing in the western part of the city gathered since the 14th century, while those in the eastern part referred to the Sedile di Porta.
All that remains today of the original "domus nova" is the characteristic 16th-century yellow and green majolica dome by the famous Chiaiese, and the walls frescoed in the 18th century by artists from Carlo Amalfi's workshop. In 1871 it became the headquarters of the Società Operaia di Mutuo Soccorso. Today it is the only example of a space from the ancient Seats that has come down to us.
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