In 1993, Fratelli Piccini published a book that highlights the most significant events of the company’s 90-year history. Also, a special exhibit featuring the works of the famous artist Armando, winner of the “Biennale di Venezia” in 1935, took place at Florence’s Bardini Museum. These sculptures were donated to the "Museo degli Argenti" in Palazzo Pitti by the Comune di Firenze where they are on permanent exhibition.

To celebrate their 100th anniversary, and to demonstrate their affection to Florence and Tuscany, Fratelli Piccini presented the 2003 restoration of the painting “L’Allegoria della Carità” at the Magliabecchiana library in Florence. This famous work was originally created by artist Piero del Pollaiolo in 1469, and its restoration has been presented by professors Massimo Cacciari and Antonio Paolucci, superintendent of the Polo Museale Fiorentino.