Proper noun
Cottone (plural Cottones)
A surname from Italian.
At the foot of the hill by the mouth of the River Cottone was the East Port, which was more than 600 metres wide on the inside and was probably equipped with a mole or breakwater to protect the acropolis. Source: Internet
On top of the revenue gained from the Stuart painting, Sam and Matt Cottone were able to sell their second highest priced piece—a Tiffany Studios magnolia floor lamp—at the same auction for $575,000. Source: Internet