The home was the site of Davison's daughter Alice's wedding to Artemus Gates in January 1922.[3] It was later leased by Marshall Field as his New York residence.[4] In 1925, Davison's widow sold the house to Anson Wood Burchard. The price was not disclosed at the time, but it had been assessed at $530,000 in 1923.[5] After his death in 1927, it was the home his widow, the former socialite Allene Tew, who married German aristocrat Prince Heinrich, 33rd of Reuss in 1929 and used the home as their New York residence. It was later acquired by Harry Payne Bingham, who lived there with his third wife, Melissa Williams Yuille. Since 1952, the building has been the location of the Consulate General of Italy.[2] In 2001, the official seal of the Italian consulate was stolen directly off the front door of the building.[6]
1 The Italian Economic, Trade and Cultural Promotion Office is Italy's representative office in Taiwan, which functions as an informal diplomatic mission.