A Victorian pierced gilt metal Supreme Grand Chapter collar jewel Deputy Registrar, the reverse engraved E.Com. Richard Clowes, First Grand Standard Bearer 1891-2, 6cm diam.
£200-300
A 19th Century pierced gilt metal Masonic Scottish Constitution Royal Arch Chapter first principals plate jewel "Conforms to the designs laid down by the abstract laws and regulations to The Society of Royal Arch Masons 1807", decorated with square, compasses, arch and radiant sun 13cm x 8cm
£300-400
A gilt metal and set brilliants early Irish or Scottish Masonic past masters collar jewel in the form of square and compasses and protractor 9cm x 8cm
£100-150
A Victorian silver and enamelled Masonic Ancient and Accepted Rite Rose Croix 33rd degree collar jewel by Henry Thomas Lamb, London 1883, 7cm diam., 49g gross
£100-200
A silver gilt and enamelled Masonic Ancient and Accepted Rite Rose Croix 31st degree collar jewel London 1932, by George Kenning & Sons, 8cm diam.. 52g gross
£100-200
A gilt metal and enamelled Masonic Scottish Supreme Council of The 33rd Degree breast star and jewel 10cm, the reverse engraved "To the illustrious Brother Hugh David Sandeman 33rd Degree"
£80-120
Two silver gilt and enamelled, set brilliants Masonic Ancient and Accepted Rite Rose Croix past sovereigns jewels - Palestine Chapter 29 and Noel Money Chapter 122, 80g gross
£70-90
Two silver gilt and enamel Masonic Ancient and Accepted Rite Rose Croix past sovereigns jewels - St Paul at Stoneleigh Chapter no. 585 and Victory Chapter, 62g
£70-90
Two silver gilt and enamelled Masonic Ancient and Accepted Rite Rose Croix past sovereign jewels - Belgrave Chapter and McMahone Chapter 161 English Constitution 73g
£70-90
Three silver gilt and enamelled Masonic Ancient and Accepted Rite Rose Croix past sovereigns jewels - Adoniram Chapter, Rose and Lily Chapter and Connaught Army and Navy Chapter 185, 76g gross
£80-100