Wrought silver tankard; circular body with straight sides tapered from applied, molded, baseband to an applied, molded, flared lip; high, stepped, domed cover; scrolled thumbpiece and a molded hinge-plate with a small bead drop; scroll handle tapering toward the oval lower body joint and flaring to a curled heart terminus; engraved on the front center with the arms of the Crooke family, shield with a crescent in fess with three birds in chief and three birds below, surmounted by an armor helmet and two crossed geese heads with a crescent between, foliate swag above and a garland below; initials, "CB" engraved in bright-cut script in the shield's point; maker's marks stamped to the right of the handle.

Wrought silver portable communion set including a Communion cup/ beaker, paten and pitcher center of each piece engraved with the arms of the Clarkson family, shield with a silver bend engraved with three rings, surmounted by an armor helmet and a dragon's head, surrounded by foliate scrolls and draped at the bottom with a banner that reads, "DEO FIDENDUM" in roman letters; below the arms in gothic script, "A. V. C." over, "JUNE 1854" in roman letters; makers' marks on the bases.

Cast silver table bell; funnel-shaped body with an applied triangular handle deorated with beading in the center and along the sides; handle topped with a demi-pine cone and foliate scrolls; wire clapper with a ball on the end; engraved on the front of the body, "EEG" in script; maker's marks around the rim.

One of a pair of wrought silver bonbon dishes; oval, boat-shaped bodies with raised and flared, scalloped rims; foliate, trefoil and circular pierce work around the rims; each dish seated on four cast, pad feet with shell and flower legs; two cast c-scroll and flower handles applied to opposite sides of each rim; bodies all over repoussé chased with shell designs around the bases, floral bands below the rims with bow-knot floral garlands dropped at the ends, and foliate scroll cartouches engraved, "L S G" in script on the sides; unidentified maker's marks stamped on the bases.

Cast silver sugar bowl with a cobalt glass insert; circular, bowl-shaped body with a pierced geometric band below the applied, reeded rim; seated on four cast paw feet with shell joints; hinged, reeded handle attached to either side of the rim; bowl-shaped molded cobalt glass insert; maker's marks on the base.

Wrought silver pitcher; circular body with repoussé gadrooning divided by repousséd darts around the lower half; body joined to a molded, circular, stepped foot by a die-rolled loop band pedestal; applied, vertical die-rolled footring; body flares to a convex shoulder and a raised neck with an applied, die-rolled foliate and loop band around the center; rim, low at the sides with a high, extended pouring lip; die-rolled, loop band applied around the rim; double-scroll hollow handle, made in vertical halves, circular in section, tapering toward the base, scrolled acanthus grip and tails, lily-of-the-valley down the center of the handle; engraved, "J. P. S." in gothic script on the center front; makers' marks on the base.

Wrought silver tankard; baluster-shaped body with a flared lip and an applied, molded mid-band; seated on a molded, circular foot; high, stepped, domed cover; triangular spout applied at the rim to the side left of the handle; split thumbpiece with a plain crossbar and molded hinge-plate with a molded drop; double-scroll handle tapered to the lower, oval body joint, and to the domed circular terminal; cipher, "G S" engraved in script on the handle; arms of the Stuyvesant family engraved on the front center of the body, in a cartouche surrounded by foliage, a stag on gules (vertical stripes) below a greyhound on chief chasing a hare on a gold (spotted) ground; surmounted by a demi-stag leaping from a prince's crown; maker's marks stamped on the base.

Wrought silver mug; globular lower body with fluted lobes around the lower half; high, flared upper body with a cast beaded band around the rim; seated on a molded base with a vertically applied die-rolled cinquefoil foliate footring; s-scroll strap handle with an acanthus grip; engraved on the front, "This cup is presented by the Democratic Republicans/ of the Sixth Ward to/ William F. Crolius/ for the able manner in which he discharged his duty/ as One of the Clerks at the/ Charter Election./ 1833" in script; maker's marks stamped on the base.

Wrought silver tankard; circular body with straight sides tapered from applied, molded, baseband to an applied, molded, flared lip; stepped, flat cover with serrated flange at the front; rings inscribed around the edge of the lid; corkscrewed trefoil thumbpiece and a should molded hinge-plate; plain, scroll handle tapering at the lower joint and flaring at the terminus; engraved with the arms of the Sturgis family on the front center, gild chevron between three crosslets, two in chief, on at point in a shield surrounded by gold and foliate scrolls, surmounted by a talbot's head and rope, engraved in a banner below, "ESSE QUAM VIDERI" in roman letters; maker's marks stamped on the lid and to the right of the handle.

Turned bird's-eye-maple mazer with silver mounts; deep, bowl-shaped body on a splayed foot with a knob in the center of the pedestal and inscribed rings around the edge of the foot and in the center of the knob; silver mounts around the rim of the foot and bowl, simple geometric engraving on the rim band, cut trefoils with lines engraved around the foot; chased foliate band of silver applied between the base of the bowl and the knob on the pedestal; circular, silver boss applied to the center of the bowl and inscribed, "IOHANNES GALLATINUS SECRETARIUS DUCIS PHILIBERTI 1498" in roman letters around the arms of the Gallatin family, shield with three bezant d'or (gold disks), two in chief and one in point with an empty fess, surmounted by a armored helmet and rose, surrounded by foliate scrolls; no maker's marks.