Classification of Venetian masks:
Number 7
PANTALONE 
A real Venetian mask!
We see here the mask of Pantalone, the Venetian merchant: rich, greedy, lustful and naïve.
The name was the one which was given to the rich kids of the nobility in the XVI century, in devotion to San Pantaleone. 
Old but athletic, Pantalone plays the ideal counterpart of an Harlequin, always without money, the Zanni, the poor immigrant always hungry, Brighella - the name comes from "briga", fight - and countless other characters.
He's a female hunter - the younger the better - more often with no real results ... and uses his money/power to get all the possible advantages in all situations. 
This character wears a half-mask with a long and hooked nose, a tight red vest, red pants and socks, a black scarf, slippers, and a brimless hat.
The Pantalone mask seems to have been born in mid 1500.
Resource: 
https://italiancarnival.com/php/venice-carnival-pantalone-mask.php
Picture from: 👆  & maskmuseumorg