What I know about this item is through google searching. I know bernard Cuzner made and supplied silver items in the arts and crafts style early in the 20th century for Liberty and Co. and continued making similar items until his death.

This is a Milk/cream jug in a typical arts and crafts design. Hall marked as per photos. Since photo the jug has been cleaned

This beautiful set of four vintage Asian Chinese Wall Art Panels feature an intricate layering of abalone shell to make the bird floral and scenic landscape. See closeup photo of abalone shells detail. The shells are carved and are a biege color, reflecting light to show the detail of the art. For example the flowers may have 4-5 layers of abalone shell to make the petal layers of the flower. Some sections of small leaves and fine lines are painted in gold.The panels are heavily lacquered black with a gold and silver paint detail on the outer frame. Each panel has a chinese design hanging hook at the top made of brass. The backside is fully enclosed in solid wood. Each frame is in very sturdy condition and the abalone is well attached. They need some restoration along the frames outer edges some small pieces of lacquer have come off. As shown in the photo, one has some lacquer coming off at the bottom and another has some lacquer that has come off the frame. Sold as is. If you have any questions, send me an e-mail. I will be happy to answer your questions.

Measurements are:

Each panel 36" height x 12" width

Aligned together side by side as shown in photo: 48" width x 36" height

Florero Arellano 1614-1676

museo del prado (madrid)

D.L. SS.284-65

After I purchased this item at an auction, I have not been able to locate any information about it. There are no marks that I have been able to locate.

This rocking chair belong to my great grandmother in the late 1800's. I have a picture of my grandfather sitting in this chair when he was a baby. He recently would of been 86 years old.

I have tried to research Piel Bros but, did not come up with any other information. They were based out of Indianapolis, IN. I have only seen one other item in doing my research made by Piel Bros. I t was a wicker baby buggy.

Not sure what year it was maufactured. Need to know where to look on it for serial numbers. Please help.