Looks like a logo lettered in the creamy brushstroke style popular for dairy and soft paper products.
Club Type Medium Italic and Club Type Bold Italic are similar.

Note the reverse contrast -- horizontal strokes thicker than vertical.
You get this by compressing the width of the letters.
Good match with College Slab after compressing it.
Don

Serpentine Bold Oblique edited for _Deja Vu_

Clairvaux is also in the ballpark
Don

Gladstone is also similar

A traditional pen-drawn upright script.
I spotted a few similar fonts but, so far, no exact match.
The closest is Gallegos Pro.

The letterforms look influenced by Hermann Hoffmann's Block for Bethold (1908)
A modern font that reinterprets Block Berthold is Amsi Pro.
Amsi Pro Bold is very close to your letters, except for the leg on the _R_

Atlas, modified.
Don

Yes, Aldine 401 is Bitstream's version of Bembo. Both work.
Don

Amsi Pro Cond Bold is a close substitute, even has a similar relaxed _S_ and the rounded tips.
On second thought, Amsi Pro Narrow Bold is a better match.
Don

Pointedly Mad
Don

Hemi Head Bold Italic. Might be an older version.
Edit to close the gaps in the letters.
Don

Logo looks like a customized Aldine 401 Bold, with the top inside strokes of _M_ rounded from the angular form in the font.
Don

Shows some editing, particularly the _B_, or is a derivative font
Don

According to a wiki, Stone Island is an "Italian premium men's apparel brand from Ravarino famous for its compass patch that buttons onto the upper sleeve of the left arm. It belongs to Carlo Rivetti's 'Sportswear Company' (SPW."
This seems to be an image generated by a vector for one of the patches. See hi res image http://abali.ru/wp-content/uploads/2014/01/logo_stone_island.png
Since it is a logo, all bets are off whether it is an unedited font.

Don

Archive French Shaded is a digital version of the font used for _CUCINA_ but the digitization looks rougher than the image and there are some minor differences
Don

Kudos Kaps One NF -- a digitization by Nick Curtis of Georgian Initials -- would make a good substitute.
Don

This is almost identical to an old metal type called Georgian Initials.
Digitized, by Nick Curtis under another name. See next post.
http://www.donblack.ca/Fonts/g.aspx
Don

Edited:

The _O_ and _Q_ are different in Rapscallion and Ozzie II, as is the lowercase and numbers. But, in my opinion the upper case of Ozzie II is a rip from Rapscallion.

I standardized the sizes of the two fonts and did an overlay. In the following image Rapscallion's outline for _B_ is in black and Ozzy II's image is in Red:



Plainly there is a point for point rip.

Ozzy II adds a horizontal stretch to some letters, such as _C_ but those letters can be compressed back to a perfect match with Rapscallion.

In my opinion the author of Ozzie II should have mentioned that he took the digital outlines of his upper case from Rapscallion.

Don