Antique Masonic

Large size gold gilt wooden ceremonial fraternal Masonic Crook perched on a long painted wooden pole.

Antique Freemason Masonic Trowel pendant in solid 18K Yellow Gold featuring miniature Freemason trowel with Enameled masonic symbols on front side and engraved brick pattern on the b...

--Stone(s):-- (1) Natural Genuine Black Onyx - Pierced Oval Cut - Bezel Set - Black Color - 15.7x13.5mm (approx.) Material: Solid 14k Yellow Gold w/ Blue Enamel Work Weight: 11.8 Gr...

Original poster Politics - Masonic It's raining! Masonic Code Leon Hayard Paris

striking architectural carved marble roundel, worked in quatrefoil form and centred with the Eye of Providence. a radiant sunburst enclosing a triangle with the all-seeing eye. a mot...

Mediterranean Revival chandelier with polychrome finish salvaged from a Masonic Lodge. Hand-forged iron frame with scrolling arms supports six candle-style lights mounted in decorat...

The beehive represents the Masonic Temple, and the bees the Freemasons who inhabit it.

The blade is damascened with the Masonic Eye of Providence, and the sheath is similarly decorated, accented with a diamonds.

Golden Gate Park, laid out only a few decades earlier on what had been open dune land, is shown fully planted and green, running in a long band from the Panhandle to the ocean, with ...

A boxed inset at lower right, "Southern Extension of Louisville", carries the built-up area further south to the House of Refuge grounds and the Masonic Widows' and Orphans' Home. Th...

The center bolt ring would have been used for attaching a club key or Masonic medallion or some other manly gimcrack.

Kändler’s Meissen porcelain pugs of the 1740s, whose popularity was carried across Europe by the Mops-Orden, the “Order of the Pug,” the para-Masonic society whose emblem of loyalty ...

Much later brass presentation plaque to 'Cotteswold Masonic Lodge' (The provincial grand lodge of Gloucestershire, No 592, Cirencester), in 1952.

There are many "masters" whom these chairs would have been made for but some obvious examples are masonic leaders, school masters, council leaders and heads of households.

Regimental plates, however, carry a number, a title or the motto, and none appears here, so while the plaques may well have been made for a regimental or masonic buyer, no particular...

To the other side are Masonic symbols, a flag, anchor and cannon with small figures and deer visible in the background.

He lived at Woolsthorpe, Knipton, and Langford. After 1800, Masonic disputes forced Peters to live almost exclusively at Langford.

This 100 year old fixture was recently salvaged out of a Masonic theatre and dates to 1924. They didn't spare any expense with this building.

His work has been preserved at the Wilstach Gallery in Philadelphia, the Masonic Hall in Chicago, Plymouth Museum, and at Hamilton Club in Brooklyn.

Policy - Caricature - Religion Anti-Masonic game - Patriotic League of French women A.

In the style of the so-called Amsterdam School, a building, including a temple hall, was built for the vrijmetselaarsloge 'De Noordstar' (Masonic Lodge) in Alkmaar in 1924. Architect...

Each of its twelve faces is a pentagon, inherently tied to the pentagram, and its symbol carried deep resonance within Masonic and Hermetic traditions. There it represents harmony, p...

A most unusual feature about this bureau is its self locking "masonic lock" leading us to believe it may have been originally situated in a masonic temple.

Mark is symbolic of Venice and the wider region of Veneto Replete with a brass lock escutcheon, also in working order — key present An exceptional example of late Victorian Italian ...

Whilst originally known as watch and clockmakers, they became recognised for working with Masonic jewels and regalia, in addition to gold and silversmith work. ** This documentation ...

This lot includes the related memorabilia including: 2 Brass Badges (1 Officers and 1 Lieutenants), a large photograph of the mustering out dinner meeting of members of the American ...

Lowe of Darwen, the piece was almost certainly commissioned by a local Masonic Lodge at the time of the royal wedding. This mallet has been lathe-turned to form the delicate carving ...

In 1778, he modeled Voltaire, producing a portrait bust with wig for the Comédie-Française; one for the Palace of Versailles, and one for Catherine the Great In 1778, he joined the ...

The sculpture depicts a standing stag rendered entirely in white glazed porcelain, known as blanc de Chine. Stylistically Masonic in form and nature. The animal is modeled with elon...

King or Antique Master chairs are generally larger than normal, and would have been made for Masonic leaders, schoolmasters, council leaders, and heads of families; anyone who owned ...

Jacques-Philippe Ledru (1754-1832), French physician, mayor of Fontenay-aux-Roses, Grand Master of the Parisian masonic lodge the Chevaliers de la Croix, and son of Nicolas-Philippe ...

The eye also known as the Masonic Eye or Eye of Providence, is up there as one of the most recognized Freemason symbols.

Kelly by fellow members of a Masonic Lodge in March 1899. The casemaker was Philippe Woodman who worked out of Northampton Square, Clerkenwell London Movement: The unsigned fully je...

Antique Master (or King) chairs are generally larger than normal, and would have been made for members of royal houses, Masonic leaders, schoolmasters, council leaders, and heads of ...

Beyond wristwear, Fattorini & Sons diversified into other areas, becoming renowned for crafting Masonic regalia and even inventing the first-ever chess clock in 1883.

Antique Master (or King) chairs are generally larger than standard chairs and were made for Masonic leaders, schoolmasters, council leaders, and heads of families.

They had previously attended a major Masonic meeting at Maltesholm in Skåne, and the king wished to take the opportunity to display to his royal guests what the naval base in Bleking...

He began working as an artist in Whitehaven but moved to Liverpool in 1831, where he joined his local masonic lodge. He married Alice Wilson a widow on 15 December, 1832 at St Philip...

It is described as coming from the Masonic Hall, College Street. Many thanks to David Kenworthy for assisting with this information The overall size being 143 x 118 cm ( 56¼ x 46.5 ...

The frieze is carved with Masonic symbols and a courthouse; these features hint that at the heart of Britain’s imperial exports were the rule of law and the skills of the people.

American Federal mahogany one day tall case clock with the original brass ball finials resting on three carved upper capitals, decorative intertwined fret work, arched hood with bras...

Because both Whiting and the Hoadleys were Masons, many Whiting clocks were marketed to the Masonic community and had faces painted with Masonic symbols.

In 1778, he joined the masonic lodge Les Neuf Sœurs, where he later met Benjamin Franklin, and John Paul Jones.