Cosi Tabellini
It all began in Lombardy, when a young Bruno Cosi took up work in a pewter workshop and fell under the spell of the silvery alloy. By 1954, he had founded a small atelier of his own with his nephew, Sergio Tabellini, shaping what would become Cosi Tabellini. Today, in the Italian city of Brescia—long famed for its centuries-old pewter tradition—the legacy continues with third-generation siblings Alberto and Daniela Tabellini. Their lead-free designs pass through the hands of skilled artisans who translate rough sketches into enduring forms. Marked by the gentle irregularity of hand-chiseled touchmarks, Cosi Tabellini’s creations are more than silver home accessories; they are living testaments to the ongoing story of pewter.
It all began in Lombardy, when a young Bruno Cosi took up work in a pewter workshop and fell under the spell of the silvery alloy. By 1954, he had founded a small atelier of his own with his nephew, Sergio Tabellini, shaping what would become Cosi Tabellini. Today, in the Italian city of Brescia—long famed for its centuries-old pewter tradition—the legacy continues with third-generation siblings Alberto and Daniela Tabellini. Their lead-free designs pass through the hands of skilled artisans who translate rough sketches into enduring forms. Marked by the gentle irregularity of hand-chiseled touchmarks, Cosi Tabellini’s creations are more than silver home accessories; they are living testaments to the ongoing story of pewter.