6 silverplated or coin silver items and watch hutch, 7 items total. 1st item: Old Sheffield Plate Neoclassical tea urn, round form with gadrooned, domed top and ball finial, gadrooned edges and ribbed body with lion's head and ring handles, horn knob at spout, on a square base with four ball feet. 17 1/2" H x 10" dia. Unsigned. English, c. 1800. 2nd-6th items: 5 pieces coin silver flatware, French Thread pattern, including 1 tablespoon, 1 dinner fork, and 1 teaspoon, all marked Hayes & Robbins 207 B Way in rectangles (Edmund Hayes and Jeremiah Robbins, working New York City, 1844-1847), all 3 pieces monogrammed "Hudson" on front of handles, together with 1 dinner fork and 1 salad/dessert fork, marked for Gale & Hughes (William Gale & Jasper Hughes, working together in New York circa 1846), both monogrammed "Hudson" on back of handles. 9.68 oz troy combined weight of flatware. 7th item: Brass and glass watch hutch, pyramid form with beveled glass sides and three ball feet. 6 3/4" H. Early 20th century. Provenance: deaccessioned from a Southern historic house museum. CONDITION: Urn: Old repairs at front top rim, scattered wear and small dents. Flatware: Wear to marks, tines of forks, and tip of teaspoon. Watch hutch: Gilt metal watch holder slightly loose.