Colonial Australian Silver Teaspoon by Alexander Dick, Sydney 1830
Alexander Dick rare Colonial Australian silver teaspoon with feint engraved monogram crest, Sydney origin, circa 1830, stamped 'A.D.' with lion passant, leopard head, date letter 'E' and pictorial mark (illegible), 14 cm long, 25 grams
Colonial Australian Silver Dinner Fork with Engraved Lion Crest
Alexander Dick Colonial Australian silver fiddle and thread pattern dinner fork with engraved rampant lion crest, circa 1830s, stamped 'Dick' with lion passant, crowned leopard's head, 'E' and the monarch's head, 20 cm long, 84 grams
Colonial Australian silver spoon with shell pattern handle, 1830
Alexander Dick Colonial Australian silver spoon with shell pattern handle, circa 1830, stamped 'A. Dick' with lion passant, crowned leopard's head, 'E' and the monarch's head, 14 cm long, 25 grams
1830s Colonial Australian Silver Tablespoon by Alexander Dick, Engraved Monogram
Alexander Dick rare Colonial Australian silver tablespoon with engraved monogram, circa 1830s, stamped 'A. Dick' with crowned leopard and date letter 'E', lion passant and monarch, 22.5 cm long, 92 grams.
Colonial Australian Silver Tablespoon with Monogram and Lion Crest
Alexander Dick rare Colonial Australian silver tablespoon with engraved monogram 'R.E.A.' and rampant lion crest, circa 1830s, stamped 'Dick' with anchor and date letter 'D' plus castle mark, 22.5 cm long, 80 grams.
Colonial Australian fiddle pattern soup ladle, Alexander Dick, 1830s
Alexander Dick rare Colonial Australian fiddle pattern soup ladle with engraved monogram, circa 1830s, stamped 'A.D.' with lion passant, crowned leopard's head, E and monarch's head, 35 cm long, 322 grams. Provenance: Shapiro, Emporium auction, 23…
Colonial Australian Silver Christening Mug by Alexander Dick, c. 1835
Alexander Dick Colonial Australian silver christening mug, with engraved circular banding to the body, a round barbed handle, sitting on a collet foot base, with engraved monogram 'E.C.', circa 1835, stamped 'A.D.', 8.5 cm high, 222 grams. Provenance:…
Monogrammed Australian Silver Spoon with Clear Hallmarks
Alexander Dick (1791-1843) Australian silver spoon clear hallmarks to this rare spoon, monogrammed, length 14 cm; weight 32grams.
1837 Sydney Sterling Silver Mustard Spoon by Alexander Dick
An Alexander Dick sterling silver mustard spoon Sydney c1837, length 10 cm Wt 13g,
Rare Alexander Dick Silver Sauce Ladle with Engravings
A rare Alexander Dick sterling silver fiddle pattern sauce ladle, the plain fiddle pattern engraved at handle tip with initials H.E.J, back of the ladle stem engraved 'As a token of gratitude' in script, hallmarked to back of handle. Provenance: The Ruth…
Rare Australian Silver Fiddle Soup Ladle by Alexander Dick
A rare and important Australian silver fiddle pattern soup ladle, Alexander Dick, New South Wales, circa 1837-1838, the handle engraved with the initials 'C.B', hallmarked 'A. Dick', lion passant, leopard's head, 'E' and monarch's head, 242 gms total…
Australian Silver Condiment Spoon with Engraved Crest, 1830s
A rare Australian silver condiment/mustard spoon, Alexander Dick, New South Wales, circa 1830-34, the handle engraved with an armorial crest and the initials 'C J A', hallmarked 'A.D', castle, 'D' and an anchor, 19 gms total weight of silver, 13 cm long.…
Australian Silver Mustard Spoon by Alexander Dick
Rare Australian silver mustard spoon, attributed to Alexander Dick, monogram to handle, impressed Dick verso, length 9.7 cm
Georgian Silver Mustard Spoon with Monogram, Sydney 1826-28
An Alexander Dick hallmarked silver mustard spoon, Sydney, c. 1826-28. In the Georgian manner and in the fiddle and shell pattern, with barbed shoulders and a roundish bowl, monogrammed with the letters H.E.B to the handle, Marks: (A.D) Alexander Dick,…
Rare Australian Silver Spoon and Fork, c.1827
Rare Australian silver Alexander Dick silver spoon and fork, c.1827, in fiddle and shell pattern, with engraved initials F.M.G possibly Frederick Garling (solicitor 1775-1848), impressed marks, length 22 cm (spoon), 20.5 cm (fork), total weight 150gm, (2)…
Australian Colonial Silver Mustard Spoons, c.1830
A pair of Australian Colonial silver mustard spoons, fiddle pattern, engraved monogram, monogrammed TCH (probably for Thomas Hyndes, timber merchant of Sussex Street), Alexander Dick, Sydney c.1830, marks A.D/anchor/NSW (ref. J.M.Houstone 'Early…
Australian Colonial Silver Spoon with Shell Pattern
Alexander Dick (Australian, 1791-1843), Australian Colonial sterling silver spoon, c. 1830, the handle with shell pattern, hallmarked, approx. Weight 25 grams
1835 Alexander Dick Sterling Silver Christening Mug
Alexander Dick sterling silver Christening mug with engraved circular banding to the body, monogrammed 'EC' having a round barbed handle, sitting on a collet foot base. Sydney, 1835, maker Alexander Dick. Condition good, expected wear consistent with age…
Australian Colonial Silver Spoon, c.1840
An Australian Colonial silver spoon, fiddle and shell pattern, engraved initials S.H.J; Sydney, c.1840. Length 18 cm. Note: the marks are identical, apart from the maker's initials 'Ch' to Alexander Dick. John Houstone 'Early Australian silver' (publ.…
Alexander Dick Silver Cream Jug
Alexander Dick, silver cream jug helmet shaped on four ball feet, lower body fluted, plain looped handle, interior gilt, unengaged, bearing the marks for Alexander Dick, the combination not recorded by Houstone, 'A. D, Castle, anchor, N.S.W', weight 135…
Australian Silver Fiddle Pattern Table Spoons with Dragon Crest
A pair of Australian silver fiddle pattern table spoons, by Alexander Dick, Sydney, circa 1839, with engraved dragon rampant armorial crest to the heel, pseudo English marks, 'Lion passant/Leopard's head/E/Kings head/DICK' (2), 159 gms
Rare Australian Sterling Silver Sauce Ladle by Alexander Dick
A very rare Australian sterling silver sauce ladle, by Alexander Dick (1791-1843), hallmarked with a lion passant, leopards head, monarchs head and a capital E, initialled. 18.5 cm long
Australian Silver Salt Spoon, 1827
An Australian silver salt spoon, fiddle and shell pattern, single struck, gilt bowl, monogrammed, Alexander Dick, Sydney c. 1827. (see mark 24, Jbh)
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