Renaissance, Baroque and Romanticism: the Spanish splendor
Besides a 'sevillana' facade characteristic of the Renaissance, vestiges of that time disseminated in different parts of the elegant house exists eminently, this way, the magnificent and splendid 'sevillana' Main Stairway remodeled by D.ª Regla Manjón Mergelina, Countess of Lebrija, at the beginning of the XX century, is a stairway of Andalusian style of three unequal tracts, so frequent in the Andalusian palaces of the time; to decorate it it was only used remains of the XVI and XVII centuries, the one coffered is coming from the splendid missing palace that they possessed in Marchena Ponce of León, dukes of Arcos, gentlemen of Marchena. In the wall of the same room there is a magnificent tapestry of great size that represents David playing the harp, of knees, in front of the Ark of the Alliance and it also dates approximately of the XVI century.
The beautiful ceiling of the stairway belonged to a living room of the Palace of Marchena.
The frieze, everything of the Renaissance, conserved the crowned shields of Ponce of León and Figueroa, alternating these with busts of ladies and gentlemen, of marked Renaissance pleasure.