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Nicolò Poggi (Albisola, 1865 – Albisola, 1915) was an Italian ceramist.

He studied at the Albertina Academy   It is in the   1889, together with his brother Antonio, he takes possession of the Albissola ceramics factory "Maria Rosciano widow Poggi & sons". With the Turin painter   Luigi Quaglino[1]   he transformed it into "Quaglino & Poggi", a company producing stylish vases and plates   Liberty[2]   and ceases in   1902, when Poggi starts his own business.[3]. Read the full biography

Nicolo' Poggi Biography

Nicolò Poggi (Albisola, 1865 – Albisola, 1915) was an Italian ceramist.

He studied at the Albertina Academy   It is in the   1889, together with his brother Antonio, he takes possession of the Albissola ceramics factory "Maria Rosciano widow Poggi & sons". With the Turin painter   Luigi Quaglino[1]   he transformed it into "Quaglino & Poggi", a company producing stylish vases and plates   Liberty[2]   and ceases in   1902, when Poggi starts his own business.[3]. In the   1905   buys the "Quinzio & Canepa" factory   Sampierdarena. In its manufacture, they worked   Dario Ravano   And   Pietro Rabbia. Poggi was considered by his contemporaries, not only to be the main ceramic manufacturer of Albissola, but also "a good sailor".[4]

The municipality of   Albissola Marina   named a small square in the historic center after Poggi.[5]