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A good original '1957 RMBI Charity Festival Jewel Steward gilt and enamel fundraising badge' complete with silk ribbon and suspension bar with original pin fittings. Very good condition. Height 82mm.
Code: 61315
15.00 GBP
A good original Victorian full sized 'Royal Arch Chapter Masonic Jewel' the reverse of the medal impressed with London silver hallmarks for 1894 and maker's details 'JR' and hung from an unmarked gilt suspension bar with single style pin fitting and later period replacement silk ribbon. Very good condition. Height of medal 59mm. Overall length 116mm.
Code: 61295
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A scarce original circa 1898 to 1908 period 'Masonic Stewards lapel badge', large gilded brass ornate circular example, inlaid with white enamel, gilt bar across the centre inscribed 'STEWARD'; the reverse with early form of lapel fitting impressed 'Toye. 57 Theobalds Rd. London'. Very good condition, original slider buttonhole fitting, enamel perfect, git finish remains bright. Height of front 31mm. In 1898 the expanding Masonic section of 'Toye' manufactures opened its showrooms at '57 Theobalds Road London', they became 'Toye & Co' in circa 1908.
Code: 60627
A scarce original full sized 'Royal Arch Libera Fidelis Chapter 2101 Masonic Founder 1924 Jewel'; ornate silver gilt example bearing the 'Godalming Coat of Arms' inlaid with red, white and blue enamel mounted on a red triangle; the reverse impressed with Birmingham silver hallmarks for 1923 and maker's details 'Spencer London'. Very good condition, complete with original ivory coloured silk ribbon with gilt 'triangular symbol' attached, 'Founder' suspension bar with single pin fitting. Very good condition, enamel intact.
Code: 60211
90.00 GBP
A scarce original full sized circa 1920 'Royal Arch Gildenburg Chapter 2533 Masonic Founder Jewel'; ornate silver gilt example bearing the 'City Arms of Peterborough' inlaid with red and blue enamel mounted on a red triangle; the reverse impressed with Birmingham silver hallmarks for 1920 and maker's details 'Spencer London'. Very good condition, complete with original red silk ribbon with gilt 'Eye of Providence' attached, 'Founder' suspension bar with single pin fitting, the enamel remains intact, small flake to shield and top left scroll, barely noticable without a loop.
Code: 60031
A scarce original 1936 'Royal Arch Founder Jewel Chapter of the Sacred Shrine No 2'; full size silver gilt example depicting a beautifully hand painted enamel 'Eye of Providence' within a 'Star of David' suspended from an ornate Earl style collar crown set with coloured stone decoration in turn hung from an ivory silk ribbon with red enamel Founder bar; the reverse impressed with Birmingham silver hallmarks for 1936 and maker's details 'J.W.T' (J W Tiptaft & Son Ltd Birmingham). Very good condition, enamel remains perfect, ribbon SPLIT halfway through where it meets suspension bar. Diameter 45mm.
Code: 59994
A superb original 'Masonic Edward VII Chapter Lodge No.3148 Founder Jewel' a triangle vignette depicting a coloured hand painted portrait of the late King, the reverse impressed with London silver hallmarks for 1927 and maker's details 'Toye & Co Ltd London'. Very good condition, complete with original silk ribbon with and suspension bar with single pin fitting, enamel intact, complete with original gilt finish, an excellent example. Diameter 38mm. Overall Height 78mm.
Code: 59970
120.00 GBP
A fine quality 'Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution 1926 Stewards Jewel', the reverse impressed with London silver hallmarks for 1926 and maker's details 'H T Lamb & Co' (Masonic jeweller, St John's Square, Clerkenwell, London EC). Very good condition, complete with original silk ribbon and 'Steward' suspension bar with original pin fittings, enamel perfect, gilt finish remains bright. Overall Height 74mm.
Code: 59541
A scarce original 'Masonic Million Memorial Fund Jewel' the reverse impressed with Birmingham silver hallmarks for 1927, maker's details 'J.R.G&S' (J.R.Gaunt & Son) and inscribed 'Bro. F.C. Moore. No.1950'. Very good clean condition, complete with original blue silk ribbon with pin fittings. Height approx 83mm. Wreath diameter approx 35mm. The Jewel designed by Bro.Cyril Saunders Spaceman, R.B.A, R.M.A, is in a form symboliizing Sacrifice, with a perfect square at the four ends, on the left and right squares being the dates 1914-1918, the years in which the supreme sacrifice was made. Between these is a winged figure of Peace presenting the representation of a Temple with special Masonic allusions in Pillars, Porch and Steps. The medal is suspended by the Square and Compasses attached to a riband, the whole thus symbolizing the Craft's gift of a new Temple in memory of those Brethren who gave all for King and Country, Peace with Victory, Liberty with Brotherhood. This example was given to a members who subscribed ten guineas or more to the Fund.
Code: 59833
A good original circa 1886 full sized 'Royal Arch Chapter Masonic Jewel' the reverse impressed with London silver hallmarks for 1886 and maker's details 'G.K' (G.Kenning London). Very good condition, complete with original very clean watered silk ribbon, with single style pin fitting and housed in its silk lined leather case inscribed 'Kenning, Masonic Jeweller Little Britain & Aldersgate St. London.' also in very good condition. Height of medal 61mm. Overall length 107mm.
Code: 59580
A scarce original circa 1920's 'Royal Order of Scotland Garter'; ribbed green silk band, hand embroidered in gold bullion, with the legend 'Virtute Et Silentio' and edged with gold Russia, the reverse of the gilded buckle impressed with maker's details 'G.Kenning & Son London'. Good condition, minor dulling to bullion. Length approx 55cm. The maker George Kenning (G.Kenning & Son London) were founded in 1860 and acquired Spencer & Co in 1947.
Code: 59579
An early original fine quality 'Royal Masonic Institution For Girls silver badge'; eight pointed rayed star bearing strap, surmounted by the Royal Crest with applied Prince of Wales's plumes to the centre; the reverse impressed with Birmingham silver hallmarks for 1926 and maker's details 'C Weeden & Sons London'. Very good condition, complete with original pin fittings, no damage to the enamel. An excellent example. Height 46mm.
Code: 59532
A very attractice fine quality 'Royal Masonic Institution For Boys Steward jewel' bearing a Staffordshire Knot, the reverse impressed with London silver hallmarks for 1925 and maker's details 'H.T.&Co'. Very good condition, cmplete with original ribbon and suspension bar with pin fittings, no damage to the enamel. An excellent example. Overall Height 76mm.
Code: 59531
35.00 GBP
A fine quality wartime issue 'Royal Masonic Benevolent Institution 1940 silver gilt Stewards Jewel', the reverse impressed with London silver hallmarks for 1939 and maker's details "F&S" (Fattorini & Sons.). Very good condition, complete with original silk ribbon and 'Steward' suspension bar with original pin fittings, enamel perfect, gilt finish remains bright. Overall Height 82mm.
Code: 58831
25.00 GBP
A fine quality scarce 'Marsden Lodge No.3978 silver gilt Founder Jewel' 'Star of David' device applied to the centre; the reverse impressed with London silver hallmarks for 1919 and maker's details "GK&S" (George Kenning & Son.). Very good condition, complete with original silk ribbon and 'Founder' suspension bar with single pin fitting, enamel perfect, gilt finish remains bright. Overall Height 84mm.
Code: 58242
60.00 GBP
A scarce original full sized circa 1932 'Masonic No.39 St.John the Baptist Lodge Centenary 1832 Jewel', the reverse impressed "Silver" to both parts. Excellent condition, complete with original pale blue silk ribbon and suspension bar with single pin fitting. Overall height 91mm.
Code: 58178
A superb scarce 'Masonic Founder Jewel' for the ''Britannia Lodge No 3005". Within laurel sprays surmounted by crossed Royal Standard and Union Flag, resting on bi-part blue enamel scroll with lyre between, an oval vignette depicting hand painted galleon sailing ship, the reverse impressed with London silver hallmarks for 1903 and maker's details "G.K&S" (George Kenning & Son.). Very good condition, complete with original silk ribbon with Britannia figural and suspension bar with single pin fitting, enamel with small chip to left title otherwise perfect, complete with original gilt finish, an excellent example. Overall Height 116mm.
Code: 57966
A fine quality scarce 'Fellowship Lodge No.3650 silver gilt Founder Jewel', the reverse impressed with London silver hallmarks for 1912 and maker's details "GK&S" (George Kenning & Son.). Very good condition, retaining original silk ribbon and 'Founder' suspension bar with single pin fitting, enamel perfect. Overall Height 77mm.
Code: 57874
75.00 GBP
A fine quality scarce 'Old Gaytonians Freemasonry Lodge No 7855 silver gilt Founders Jewel', the reverse impressed with London silver hallmarks for 1963 and maker's details "EP" (Pobjoy (Estreham) Ltd, masonic outfitters, Great Queen Street, London WC2). Very good condition, retaining original silk ribbon and 'Founder' suspension bar with single pin fitting, enamel perfect. Diameter 38mm. Overall Height 109mm.
Code: 57178
A scarce original 'Royal Masonic Hospital silver and enamel Lady Patrons jewel', designed by 'C.L.J. Doman', it depicts the symbolic figure of humanity succouring the sick, the enamelled top suspension bar with initials "R.M.H." (Royal Masonic Hospital), the reverse impressed with Birmingham silver hallmarks for 1964 and maker's details "T.K&S" (Toye, Kenning and Spencer). Very good condition except for manufacturers firing flaws to enamel around central figures, retaining original pin fittings. Price reflects. Height 51mm.
Code: 56322
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