The silver business Rossi & Arcandi was founded in 1959 by Romano Rossi and Arcandi Severino, who, after a period of apprenticeship at one of the noted silver shops of Vicenza, decided to open their own business.
The production is of the classic Veneto; the styles of the 1700s and the Baroque period interpreted according to the taste of Venice, with influences from all over the Veneto and from the nearby Lombardy.
The manual processing is strictly in accordance with the best traditions of the silver industry.
It is important to stress that stylistic and technical processing are still the features of this company, although over the years products of great formal innovation and design have been made.
In the early 70s the encounter with designer Cleto Munari led to the creation of many objects, born from the pencil of the most famous architects like Carlo Scarpa, Alessandro Mendini, Ettore Sottsass, Vittorio Gregotti, and many others.

Over the years, many of the specially-made works and products have earned the company recognition from its diverse clientele, from setting the shrine of Blessed Farina (including 4 statues) donated to the Holy Father John Paul II to the implementation of permanent exhibits at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.

In 1986, the firm lost co- founder Romano Rossi; his son Stephen, already experienced in the company, begins to address the development of what today has become the important Showroom company, which offers its customers a vast assortment of objects in silver: accessories for the table, frames, paintings, vases, prizes, gifts for important occasions or to make any important occasion…

Packaging, engraving, printing of invitations, creation of custom-made and personalized products in their laboratory are just some of the services offered.