At number 5123 on Calle Larga San Lorenzo (a long street), among the noteworthy palaces along the way to San Lorenzo, stands this 15th-century Gothic house, once owned by a branch of the Dolfin family. Its façade retains the grace of Venetian Flamboyant Gothic: the windows bear the Venetian signature of a patera (carved roundel) set between the arch’s apex and its crowning flower.