Australian & Historical (#525) Closed Auction Info PDF Prices Realized View ▼ Items per page 102550100 Sort by DefaultTime LeftLot#Lot NameNewestHighest PriceLowest PriceBids (Low - High)Bids (High - Low)Views (Low - High)Views (High - Low) Filter By Categories Category match ANY of the aboveALL of the above Featured Exclude closed lots Price Lot Number Results: Viewing items 1-10 of 108. Previous|12345678...11|Next Lot #386 ALEXANDER DICK rare Colonial Australian silver ladle with engraved bird and log crest, Sydney origin, circa 1835, stamped "Dick" with lion passant, crowned leopard, date letter "E" and monarch's head, an impressive 35.5cm long, 320 grams. Condition ReportGood original condition no evidence of repairs or restoration. Overall scuffs and scratches as to be expected with age. A couple of minute nicks to the bowl edge, surface wear to the underside of the bowl at the contact point of where it lays. View details Estimate$6,000 - $10,000Price Realized$7,500StatusSold Lot #387 ALEXANDER DICK rare Colonial Australian silver fiddle and shell pattern teaspoon with engraved monogram, Sydney origin, circa 1830s, stamped "A. DICK" with lion passant, crowned leopard, date letter "E", and monarch's head, 14cm long, 22 grams. View details Estimate$1,500 - $2,500Price Realized$3,600StatusSold Lot #388 ALEXANDER DICK rare Colonial Australian silver fiddle pattern spoon with engraved monogram, Sydney origin, circa 1830's, stamped "DICK" with crowned leopard and date letter "E", lion passant and monarch's head, 18.2cm long, View details Estimate$1,200 - $2,000Price Realized$2,400StatusSold Lot #389 DAVID BARCLAY rare Colonial Australian silver tablespoons with engraved monogram, Hobart origin, circa 1835, stamped "D.B." with lion passant and monarch's head, "S", and leopard's head, 21.5cm long, 63 grams. View details Estimate$1,200 - $2,000Price Realized$1,600StatusSold Lot #390 THOMAS ROBINSON (THE CONVICT SILVERSMITH) pair of sterling silver decanter labels, with attached bottle-neck chains, early 19th century, 5.5cm wide, 20.5 grams total. Condition ReportFine original condition with no evidence of repairs or restorations. Scuffs, scratches, and minor wear as expected with age. Rare examples View details Estimate$1,500 - $2,500Price Realized$1,200StatusSold Lot #391 ROBERT BROAD rare Colonial Australian silver teaspoon with engraved monogram "M.M.", from the service of Mary McPhillamy, circa 1835, stamped "R.B." with monarch's head, leopard's head, "W", and lion passant, 14.5cm long, 22 grams. View details Estimate$1,000 - $1,500Price Realized$1,000StatusSold Lot #392 ALEXANDER ROBERTSON rare and early Australian silver mustard spoon with engraved monogram, circa 1835, stamped "A.R." with lion passant and monarch's head. Maker's mark illustrated in "Early Australian Silver The Houstone Collection" page 312, plate 73. 10.5cm long, 10 grams. View details Estimate$600 - $1,000Price Realized$1,100StatusSold Lot #393 ALEXANDER DICK rare Colonial Australian silver Hanoverian pattern basting spoon, Sydney origin, circa 1830s, stamped with Dick's castle mark, date letter "D" and anchor, plus additional thrice struck retailer's mark "W.W.", 34cm long, 206 grams. View details Estimate$1,500 - $2,500Price Realized$1,300StatusSold Lot #394 WILLIAM PARK rare Colonial Australian silver set of six forks with engraved crest "R.H.C." (RICHARD and HARRIET CLEBURNE married in Hobart on the 14th March 1838), Sydney origin, circa 1845, stamped "W.P." with leopard, Gothic date letter "S", lion passant and monarch's head, 17cm long, 291 grams. Condition ReportOriginal condition with no evidence of repairs or restoration. Overall scuffs and scratches and wear as expected with age. Nicely hallmarked, owners’ initials still crisp. Wear, bends, and distortion to the tines, which is often the case, this can be seen in the photos. View details Quantity6Estimate$3,000 - $5,000Price Realized$2,600StatusSold Lot #394a Antique English fiddle pattern flatware comprising of six table forks, seven teaspoons and six tablespoons, each with engraved owner's initials "R.H.C." (RICHARD and HARRIET CLEBURNE married in Hobart on the 14th March 1838), (19 items), makers include William Johnson of London (circa 1833), George Adams for Channer & Co. of London (circa 1851) and Mary Chawner of London (circa 1834), the tablespoons 22cm long, 1,016 grams total. View details Quantity19Estimate$1,500 - $2,500Price Realized$2,000StatusSold Items per page 102550100 Previous|12345678...11|Next1234567891011 Previous 1234567891011 Next Previous 1234567891011 Next
