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All over the world La Pavoni means “Espresso”, a brand that for over a century has been recognized as the Italian excellence in the production of coffee machines. Leaders in espresso coffee, La Pavoni’s machines represent a coordination of elegance, quality, and reliability. Know-how, creativity, and style, are the qualities that spring from la Pavoni’s Italian identity and characterize the company’s commitment to bringing coffee machines to life. Aesthetic reasons aside, la Pavoni’s identity expresses its actual Italian origins and the fact that the company is passionate about what it does. La Pavoni aims to identify and reflect the defining characteristics of Italian design, such as inventive elegance, originality, and product quality.
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1905 - History of heritagePassion, tradition and creativity distinguish la Pavoni. Since 1905 espresso coffee machines, the company mission for more than 100 years of history identify la Pavoni in the world.
La Pavoni , over its history, has decided to focus on one main category, and to do it in the best way. La Pavoni coffee machines have never followed mass market criteria, but it has always guaranteed high-quality products, a quality acknowledged worldwide.
The ability to produce highly competitive machines from a technological point of view has always gone hand in hand with a great care for their appearance, ever since the production of the earliest models.
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1948 - The Revolutionary Horizontal Coffee MachineIn 1948 la Pavoni manufactured its first machine with horizontal boiler.
This project was conceive by Gio Ponti, Antonio Fornaroli and Alberto Rosselli, whose cooperation gave both to model 47,called LA CORNUTA, because of its brewing groups standing out from the cylindric boiler body.
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1961 - Modern RevolutionThe cooperation between Alberto Rosselli and Angelo Tito Anselmi gave life in 1961 to a model called BRASILIA.
In the same year, developing an idea of a Milanese artisan, la Pavoni launches its first electrical machine for domestic use. This machine could brew espresso coffee and hot drinks, as in coffee bars. That machine was called EUROPICCOLA.
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