MASONIC CERAMICS, GLASS & SNUFF BOXES TUESDAY


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283 A salt glaze stoneware Masonic mallet, early 19th century, applied with moulded Masonic emblems, dedicated to John Curry, born April 15th 1834. Argyle Street, Glasgow, 22cm £200 - 300


284 A Masonic mallet, 19th century, applied with Jasper style plaques with a man and a goat, 22cm £200 - 300


285 A pair of Royal Doulton blue and white Masonic jugs, early 20th century, made for the American market, ancient land mark lodge no 17 Portland Maine 1806-1906, blue mark to base, 22cm high. (2) £100 - 200


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286 Two miniature creamware Masonic jugs, late 18th century, with Masonic emblems, and a pair of 19th century Staffordshire blue and white loving cups with a ladle, tallest 10.5cm. (5) £80 - 120


287 A Chamberlain’s Worcester Masonic model of a pug, 18th century, standing full length upon blue pillow, bears marks to base, 7cm high


Note: The symbol of the pug relates to the Roman Catholic para-Masonic society The Order of the Pug, or Mops-Orden, founded c.1740 £80 - 120


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288 A Samson Masonic tankard, 19th century, printed with gilt and Masonic symbols, 12cm high £100 - 150


289 A Samson Masonic tankard, 19th century, printed with gilt and Masonic symbols with cross plaited handle, 12cm high £100 - 150


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