James Deering of International Harvester wanted his winter home to look like an Italian Estate. The interior courtyard was uncovered at the time.
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Deering bought antiques from different periods on his travels throughout Europe.
Some of the rooms are light filled, but quite a few are rather dank and dark.
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Obvioulsy, he also travelled to Quimper, France and bought these dishes displayed in the Butler's pantry.
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