Masonic Lodge

Appointed Lord High Admiral for life but this was only effective between 1701 and 1705 when Lennox resigned all his Scottish lands and offices. 1696 - Master of a masonic Lodge in Ch...

Appointed Lord High Admiral for life but this was only effective between 1701 and 1705 when Lennox resigned all his Scottish lands and offices. 1696 - Master of a masonic Lodge in Ch...

Since 1999 the completely destroyed former theater's interior has been rebuilt and transformed into ' The Dylan Boutique Hotel' “; as only the magnificent doorway survived the fire i...

Prince William Alexander Charles Hendrik Frederic (1851-1884) for the masonic Grand Lodge of The Netherlands to keep part of their rare comprehensive collection.

Prince Boris Kurakin (1676-1727) was one of the closest associates of Tsar Peter the Great, he was also the Tsar’s brother in law being married to a sister of Eudoxia Being initiate...

A handsome early 20th century carved and decorated oak panel from an undetermined Masonic temple or lodge.

Phenomenal set of eight solid quarter sawn oak chairs from a Masonic Lodge circa early 1930’s. These chairs are nearly 6 feet tall and feature incredible wood graining on the fronts ...

Beautifully made chairs with round, penny seats, turned legs and stretchers with a Windsor style backrest. Originally from a Masonic Lodge in the Ribble Valley. Measures: 18" W ...

This is a tall and very sturdy 19th century Masonic original painted pedestal. It is all handmade with the three rings attached in gilded wood. And a robin egg blue back round and a ...

Fluted milk glass shade. Provenance, from Masonic lodge reading room in Cleveland, OH. Not marked or signed by maker/designer.

The blazing star is one of the most important symbols of Freemasonry, Masonic Lodge. It is symbolic of a true Mason, who, by perfecting himself in the way of truth, by advancing in k...

This large carved "hand to God" comes from an early 20th century Masonic Lodge in Wisconsin. The index finger pointing to the sky symbolizes the Sign of Preservation, a prayer for pr...

From an Odd Fellows or Masonic lodge.

Early 19th century striking pair of sphinxes from a Masonic lodge in Rhode Island made of chalkware with a great grey patina.

This has been decorated with the following masonic symbols 1. Set square and compass. The symbol of the Master of the Lodge and a remider of both earthly and spiritual duties 2.

An unusual ballot box late 19th century in age with scraffito lettering "VOTE" and "SPARE BALLS" a hinged top section reveals two circular holes, underneath the voids two drawers sit...

Previously housed with the collection of the late Brighton major Anthony Durr and by repute prior to that being part of a Masonic Lodge. The turned ebony Stand is of age but a later ...

Victorian Eastlake large upholstered solid oak throne chairs from Masonic Lodge with lots of detailed carving. The pair consists of one with the plumb bob symbol for a Senior warden ...

The Second Featuring A High Back With Vase Finials Above Padded Bacl Flanked By Corinthian Columns, Swept Open Arms, Stuffover Seat With Folding Foot Rest. Both Presented To A Masoni...

This fabulous piece was snatched at an auction in Lyon (France) after being for the last 60 years in the salon of the "Grand Orient" Free Masonic Lodge in the same city.

Pair of vintage oversized Masonic Lodge or Knights Templar ceremonial gilt composite Corinthian columns having foliate and scroll capitals and stepped bases with each surmounted by a...

We found this desk in the office of a massive Masonic Lodge, so its provenance even has the perfect amount of mystique!

We love early masonic lodge, playhouse and theater lighting. I'm guessing this one is from the 1920s.

Marble and has spent the almost 60 years of its life in service at a Masonic lodge. Desk features a gorgeous walnut base with unique floating legs and brushed aluminium hardware.

From a Masonic Lodge in Hudson the tall square-form wooden stand with one lower shelf stands on four legs.

We love early masonic lodge, playhouse and theater lighting. I'm guessing this one is from the 1920s.

Sahlin has exhibited extensively in Europe, Japan & the US and received many awards including ; Working Grant Swedish Art Council (2005), Excellent Swedish Design (1991, 1993, 1996, ...

Sahlin has exhibited extensively in Europe, Japan & the US and received many awards including ; Working Grant Swedish Art Council (2005), Excellent Swedish Design (1991, 1993, 1996, ...

Sahlin has exhibited extensively in Europe, Japan & the US and received many awards including ; Working Grant Swedish Art Council (2005), Excellent Swedish Design (1991, 1993, 1996, ...

Historically the poro(s) adapted to new condition by establishing Masonic lodges of the European-American style of fraternal society.

Sahlin has exhibited extensively in Europe, Japan & the US and received many awards including ; Working Grant Swedish Art Council (2005), Excellent Swedish Design (1991, 1993, 1996, ...

A rare and unusual antique Freemasons cabinet, Washington Lodge, circa 1880. The cabinet in two sections, the top with a stepped crown, below are glazed eight doors separated by thr...

Beaver fur, east coast markers stamp on interior.

This handsome Blue Lodge Past Master jewel would make a great addition to your lodge’s Masonic collection!

This fine Blue Lodge Master Mason ring will be an exceptional acquisition for your collection of masonic memorabilia!

Gemstone Information: - Natural Diamond - Carats - 0.17ct Cut - Round Brilliant Color - G - H Clarity - SI1 Metal: 10k Yellow Gold Band, 14k White Gold Top Weight: 9.9 Grams Stamp...

Coates devised the Order on the Masonic lodge system, with local units called "Washington Camps," meeting around fraternal altars on which the Holy Bible was placed.

This Knights Templar Past Commander pin would make a wonderful addition to your lodge’s Masonic collection. Dated 1913 -1915, this 14k yellow gold piece features a bar with the words...

Important in both Jewish and Christian beliefs, the Arc has even stronger ties to Masonry than the beehive. The Masonic Lodge Room emulates King Solomon's Temple, which was built to ...

This sect would have been a kind of secret Masonic lodge gathering lesbians, or rather tribades (as the word "lesbian" did not yet exist), recruited within the high society and the w...

In 1777, he married Marie Madeleine Borel, daughter of a wood merchant, and settled near the Quinze-Vingt at the Bastille, as a portrait painter. He entered the Masonic lodge of Cele...

Opposite two hands clasped in greeting below "MAID OF ERIN LODGE 517" Stem : Slice cut with large blade merese , angular knop and cushion Foot : Undercut radial Glass Type : Lead Siz...

Finely detailed Masonic Lodge ring set with a diamond in a dragon motif, crafted in 10 karat yellow gold.

Finely detailed vintage masonic Lodge Fraternal ring, crafted in 10 karat yellow gold.

Nearly 25 years ago I purchased a collection of rings from an old jeweler that had been a manufacturer. There were nearly 100 rings in the collection and they were all done in 10Kt. ...

This antique Folk Art deeply hand carved walking cane most likely dates to the late 19th century and originates from Scotland or England. The cane is very intricately carved with the...

Royal House Antiques Royal House Antiques is delighted to offer for sale this stunning pair of David Linley style Perspective pictures that are 3D Please note the delivery fee lis...

This Beethoven stone is apparently from a free Mason Masonic Lodge in New York, circa 1800s. Made of marble.

This very unusual solid golden oak tri-corner Masonic Lodge table/altar is intricately carved and notched in the Aesthetic Movement style of the pursuit of beauty.

Handblown milk glass ball shade (basketball size+). Provenance, from a Masonic Lodge reading room in Cleveland, OH. Not marked or signed by maker/designer.

Heading : Masonic engraved opaque twist stem Georgian ale glass Period : George II / George III - c1760 Origin : England Colour : Clear Bowl : Round funnel, engraved with a fruiting ...

A great piece of Americana, this 19th century fancy cast iron foot stool comes from a Masonic lodge. Note the stars, columns, acanthus leaf legs and paw feet.

The globes hint at a possible Masonic lodge or temple origin.

O'Henry Tent and Awning sideshow banner with original shipping tag. Unusual subject matter and fantastic story from the Salem witch trails to Spider Girl. This banner appears to have...