Classification of Venetian masks:
Number 3
BURATINO
Buratino is a minor character who appears in a variety of roles, including housekeeper, innkeeper, gardener, peasant, beggar, and long-lost father. He has an extremely good nature, sharp intelligence and reliable.
Although Buratino was little popular on the stage, he found his true fame in the marquee theater. 
The first appearance of Burattino as a commedia dell’arte character was on the stages of Florence: it was one of the “masks” (maschere) of the Compagnia dei Gelosi in 1577. 
In 1611, Burattino appeared in conjunction with other “masks” including Arlecchino in the fifty scenarios of Il teatro delle favole rappresentative (A Theatrical Repertory of Fables) by Flaminio Scala.
Resource:
https://imagesofvenice.com/history-of-venetian-masks/