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Tall Clock...with best Masonic dial
Scotland
Circa 1835
A small mahogany case with an eight-day movement and enameled dial.
The incredible dial has all Masonic symbols and even a compass and square motif forming the spandrels. The hands are original including second bit and calendar; clock is mechanically fine and stands at 88.75-inches.
Price: $7,500
980-2
Early Masonic Painting Gouache on Silk
Graphite, ink and gouache on silk, framed.
Dimensions: 14.5-inches by 16-inches.
Price: $2,900
980-3
Early Silk Masonic Apron
Hand colored and printed Masonic apron in excellent condition.
Dimensions: 16-inches by 14-inches.
Price: $1,100
980-4
Early Leather Masonic Apron
White kid leather with ribbon border, condition good.
Dimensions: 12.5-inches by 14-inches.
Price: $450
980-5
"Washington As A Freemason" Lithograph - SOLD
Dimensions: 21.5-inches by 23.5-inches framed.
980-6 - SOLD
Hand Decorated Masonic Apron
Framed polychrome vine and floral border with gold gilt Masonic symbols, condition good.
Dimensions: 14-inches by 13-inches.
Price: $1,400
980-11
"First Degree...It's fierce to be a Mason"
Masonic print, copyright Morris and Bendien N.Y.
Dimensions: sight size 6.5-inches by 10-inches; overall 12.5-inches by 15.75-inches.
Price: $275
980-13
Large Handpainted Royal Arch Masonic Apron
Rare early apron of the Royal Arch Masons, a group founded in Boston in 1797.
Dimensions: 22.25-inches by 18.5-inches.
Price: $3,350
980-14
Crimson Silk Masonic Apron with Hand Painted Scene
Gentleman and Native American
Condition: excellent.
Dimensions: 17-inches by 18-inches.
Price: $6,500
980-19
Masonic Belt
19th Century leather and brass Masonic belt.
Dimensions: 46.25-inches long.
Price: $175
980-39
Nathan Negus Paint Decorated Masonic Box - SOLD
Nathan Negus (1801 - 1825) was a talented ornamental and portrait painter who apprenticed under John Ritto Penniman at his Boston shop.
Dimensions: Approximately 9.5-inches by 6-inches by 4.75-inches.
Decorated with paintings of various Masonic symbols, this dovetailed box has a paper mounted inside the lid that is inscribed in black ink "Nathan Negus - His Box / The Columbia Lodge, Boston."
980-47 - SOLD
Masonic Frame
Attributable to John Haley Bellamy
Kittery Point, Maine
Circa 1868 - SOLD
This distinctive black walnut frame is identical to that which is published within John Haley Bellamy Carver Of Eagles by Yvonne Brault Smith; page 90, owned by the Museum of Our National Heritage, Lexington, Massachusetts. The frame remains in fine original condition and measures 22 by 31.5-inches.
980-8 - SOLD
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