Greggio is a tradition of luxury and elegance since 1948.
Greggio creates precious everyday objects that are aesthetically pleasing, marrying beauty, exclusivity, and versatility. Beauty with substance. Greggio's state of the art production and constant innovation in an industry steeped in tradition provides Beauty with a soul. Precious creations in sterling silver or silver plate that change with time, acquire personality and a unique patina that tells a story.
Since 1948 the Gruppo Greggio has been the pioneer and leader in the production of silver objects in Europe. At the time, it's founder Rino Greggio, started his production, commercial and artistic process by welcoming and developing styles which inspired creative and cultural qualities which in turn, offered and nurtured a constant growth until today. The group is still managed by founder's children who share their father's passion for silver, it's onward development and appreciation. Hence, the group's direction has adapted to the most contemporary marketing principals without losing sight of the artistic and cultural aspect of the silver industry.
Brands under Gruppo Greggio
Greggio Argento: The core business of the Group, offers a wide array of products for the table and house, the gift for man and woman, in other words, many objects and ideas in a variety of styles, shapes, and finishings.
Cesa 1882: The well-known historical brand Cesa 1882 is the official supplier of the Quirinale, home of the Italian president and previously of the Savoia Royal house. Handmade objects, collections with the highest express of silverware art and unique style made this brand the real expression of luxury and excellence.
Ricci Argentieri in Alessandria: The products made by Ricci were created by the historical school of the Italian silversmiths of Alessandria. The brand Ricci distinguishes itself by objects produced in silver which go back to the class tradition.
Olri: Offers exclusive made in Italy silverplated daily use products for the house and the table using brass or nickel silver alloy as the metal base from classic to modern lines.
Masini: Founded in 1946 in Florence but bought by Greggio Group in 2009, identify products in which the silver plated metal is combined with porcelain or glass. Useful and practical products for pur table.
Dogale: This brand was the first one to explore the fusion of silver and other materials, It represents two ancient arts, the of hand decoration of glass and the silver workmanship, which come together giving the rise to an extraordinary line of household goods. hence silver is coupled with warm colors expressing elegance and harmony.

When one speaks of Cleto Munari, what often comes to mind is the image of an aristocratic collector of beautiful things without the objective of affirming projects, trends, or ideologies, but simply for the pleasure of seeing them, or better yet, of seeing them be born.
Because Munari has, at the same time, the intuition and the ample eclecticism of the big collectors, but his “beautiful things” are not sought after in the shop windows or in some dusty warehouse but rather in the mind of his designer friends, explaining to them his ideas and intuitions and waiting patiently as they take form, first on drawing paper and then through a process similar to the distilling of liquor and consisting of comparing and correcting prototypes on the base of not only visual experience but tactile, weighty, and even acoustic in certain cases. Munari is, therefore, an “author” even if the author is missing a watch and, the manic cult of his own “personal style”, is a “colloquial author” that utilizes the creativity of others without sacrificing his own, and reserves for himself, of the creation, two essential moments, even if normally rarely considered, the initial program and the self-critical journey that leads to the realization of the prototype.
Giuseppe Bucco and Flavio Cavalli obtained their artistic diploma at the Ceramic Art Institute of Nove, Vicenza, Italy, in 1975, and founded Lineasette in Marostica, Vicenza, in 1977, setting up their own research and the experimental laboratory. From the very beginning, they both focused on researching new stylistic forms and new productive techniques and proven ceramic materials. In 1987, the laboratory was moved to the spacious building located at Nove, a handicraft district and artistic core for ceramic production in Vento, Italy where Lineasette has spacious showroom offices.