Used Masonic Regalia

The piece displays the elaborate ceremonial character associated with early 20th-century Masonic regalia, combining finely worked symbolic decoration with the warm lustre of gilded s...

Crafted during the interwar period, the medallion combines traditional British silversmithing with the symbolic and ceremonial character associated with historic Masonic regalia. Its...

George Kenning was closely associated with the production and supply of Masonic regalia and ceremonial objects, and this 1958 example represents an attractive piece of post-war Briti...

Created during the interwar period, the piece combines traditional British silversmithing with the elaborate symbolism associated with historic Masonic regalia. The silver-gilt const...

20th century brass enamel chain and monogrammed black cloth regalia was worn by the Knights Templar of the Masonic fraternity for ceremonial meetings.

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

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 ...