Wrought silver presentation hot water urn and stand; apple-shaped body with a repoussé chased gadrooned rim; high, narrow, bell-shaped, domed lid with a gadrooned band with a flame in cup finial; seated on an hour-glass shaped pedestal on a square foot with a gadrooned band and pierced rail, supported by four cast ball and claw feet; two beaded spiral handles tapering into leaf-form joints; spigot with chased leaf decoration and a wooden spigot; engraved on one side of the body, above the spigot with the crest of the Cruger family, a demi-greyhound on fess; on the opposite side engraved with the arms of the Cruger family, shield in halves, on the left, three martlets on bend between two greyhounds proper, on the right three martlets in a chevron, all surounded by the sea with a three-masted ship flying the Union Jack to the right and water flowing into an urn on the left; engraved below the arms, "THE GIFT OF THE CITIZENS/ OF/ Bristol/ TO/ Henry Cruger Esq./ FOR SERVICES PERFORMED IN PROMOTING/ THE REPEAL OF THE STAMP ACT/ ANNO DOM 1766./ MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT/ REIGN GEORGE III" in block letters and gothic script; all on a square stand with a gadrooned band, supported by four ball feet; engraved in the center, "Exhibited/ in Colonial Room/ of the/ Metropolitan Museum/ during the/ Hudson Fulton Celebration/ 1909/ Exhibited by the Colonial Dames/ in their Ecclesiastical Exhibition of silver/ at the Metropolitan Museum/ Season of 1912/ in the Historical Department" in script; maker's marks stamped on the bezel and inside the base of the urn.

Pitcher composed of three sections: circular foot edged with stylized anthemion die roll band and row of beading on top; lower body with sixteen concave lobes and beaded midband; seamed straight-sided midsection with engraved inscription and stylized anthemion die roll band with hanging edge; raised incurved upper section with flared scalloped edge and applied die roll band extending around integral spout; hollow handle cast in form of opposed C-scrolls with furl. Engraving: "From the Citizens of the Thirteenth Ward, to / ALDERMAN JAMES PALMER; / as a Memorial of his Philanthropy, Humanity and Assiduity, / during the prevalence of the Epidemick Cholera in the year 1832. / New York. June, 1833"

Silver presentation spoon with an upturned trifid end handle with a broad, oval bowl and a rat tail drop; engraved on the underside off the bowl, "Cornelia Duycken Vereert Door haeroom en/ Compeer Johannis Abeel Anno 1686 den 25 Agusty" in script; maker's mark stamped on the underside of the stem.

silver tablespoon, downturned fiddle handle with shell decoration, flared shoulders and an oval pointed bowl with a rounded drop and outlined shell on the back; handle engraved, "VW" in script besides, "1822;" interior of the bowl engraved, "CWB/ 1895" in script; maker's makers stamped on the underside of the handle.

silver teaspoon with a downturned fiddle handle engraved, "AI" in script; flared shoulders and a pointed oval bowl with an inscribed pointed drop; makers marks stamped on the undersides of the handle.

Sterling revolver handle and frame with blued steel trigger guard; handle and frame decorated with leaves and thistles; sterling cleaning rod with slotted head and engraved thistles and leaves on handle; formed maple case with brown velvet lining and key inside rectangular compartment; stamped marks on revolver frame and case.

Wrought silver sifter spoon with a pierced, horizontal elliptical bowl, and applied, pierced lobed sides; scrolled handle terminates in an engraved bird; unidentifiable maker's marks stamped on the underside of the stem.

Cast and wrought silver apostle spoon with a deep circular bowl, a cast handle with a peacock and mask decorated stem and columnar handle with a robed apostle finial; maker's mark at juncture of spoon and handle.

Pair of fluted ivory handled dessert knives with cast silver plated steel blades and fluted cuffs; Harrison family rearing horse crest incised in the center of each handle; maker's marks stamped on the blades.

silver teaspoon with a long, downturned fiddle coffin-end handle with wheel turned decoration around the bright-cut initials, "EW," chamfered shoulders and a pointed oval bowl with an oval drop; maker's marks stamped on the underside of the handle.