Signature

A fine bone porcelain collection of signature plates, dessert plates and b&b plates which will add color and give value to your table with original decorations from the eighteenth century.

Carte da Zogo:This funny decoration is a portrait of the social life of the 18th century, when a number of gambling halls and casinos flourished in Venice, places of leisure where the bourgeoisie and the aristocracy met without distinction of rank.

The rare yellow background of this collection is adorned with playing cards scattered over much of the surface along with flying multicoloured butterflies.

Feston e Cadena:

The precious decoration of this refined collection by Geminiano Cozzi Venezia 1765 is made with numerous lobed meshes in pure gold arranged in a sort of web, enriched with red wisteria leaves.

This is one of the most common, and most refined, decorations used by Cozzi since the factory’s establishment to embellish coffee or tea sets for the Venetian bourgeoisie and coffee shops in Venice.

Chinesi fiori finiti:

The "Chinesi fiori finiti" collection by Geminiano Cozzi Venezia 1765 stands out for its Imari-inspired floral motif (typical Japanese porcelain): an orange-red, blue, blue and gold are identified with the "Chinesi fiori finiti”, mentioned in the factory inventory since 1785.

On the rim, orange fishes (Koi carp), blue and gold alternate with floral motifs.

This refined collection will seduce your guests on a thousand occasions.

Foglie de tabaco:

A number of tobacco leaves made in green, purple, yellow and blue are the perfect background for a purple peony in the foreground, next to a branch of red carnations, up to invade the small empty space where small red flowers are flying. All enclosed in a golden frame.

A striche verdi e oro:Minimalistic floral design in the tones of red, blue and gold.

Painted over a background of sky blue stripes, starting from a circle with a flower in the center of the plate. Gold filet at the edge of the plate.