Quercetti

The company's history dates back to the 1950s, to its founder Alessandro Quercetti, an enthusiastic pilot who took over a small factory in Turin that manufactured mechanical toys. Under his leadership, the company began to grow rapidly and achieved many successes. In 1970, under pressure from orders, the company grew rapidly and the name Alessandro Quercetti became one of the most influential in the world of toys. In the early 1980s, the company introduced the innovative Rami toys, which anticipated the concept of education of the future and introduced children to the binary number system. Together with the later introduced sensorimotor toy Pallino, Rami is still the company's flagship product today, 40 years later, because it fits perfectly into the modern approach to learning. After 2000, marble runs were added to the range, which were immediately appreciated for their innovation and originality. The diverse collection of these runs is still considered the most sophisticated and is regarded as the benchmark in this category of toys. Alessandro Quercetti left the company in 2020 as a man who had devoted his entire life to designing intelligent toys. His legacy, which the company has taken on, is a relentless pursuit of perfection and a concern for children. In line with these values, the company has also launched a collection of products dedicated to Maria Montessori. The company is still headed by the Quercetti family, people who are passionate about their work and strive to improve processes, quality, and keep production in Italy. Quercetti is one of the few manufacturers that can boast direct control over the entire production chain, from design to delivery, making it a major regional employer in Turin. With 70 years of history, Quercetti remains a modern, conscious, and strong company that adheres to the strictest rules and regulations for quality, safety, and sustainability.