A Masonic gilt metal Lodge of Good Approach no. 680 past masters jewel dated 1952 together with a gilt metal and enamelled past masters jewel 413C
£40-60
A collection of 23 19th century German Masonic gilt metal jewels mounted in a glazed mahogany frame, paper label to the bottom reading "These foreign jewels came from a curator of a private museum in Germany - being for purchase they were subscribed for by several Brethren and presented in this museum Brighton 1904" 57cm x 40cm
£500-800
Three Masonic silver gilt and enamelled centenary jewels - Royal Kent Lodge of Antiquity no. 20, Devonian Lodge no. 2834 and Homestreu no. 3227, 73g gross
£70-90
Three Masonic silver gilt and enamelled founders jewels - Northumbrian Masters Lodge no. 3477, Saint Teilo Lodge no. 4755 and Saint Mildred Lodge no. 5078, 94g gross
£90-120
Three Masonic silver gilt and enamelled founders jewels - Univeralis Lodge no. 4163, Baldock Lodge in Harmony no. 5262 and Dar Es Salaam Lodge no. 5095, 74g gross
£60-80
Three Masonic silver gilt and enamelled founders jewels - Lodge of Ebute Metta no. 3973 (a/f), London Warwickshire Lodge no. 3846 and Draytonian Lodge no. 3980, 69g gross
£60-80
Three Masonic silver gilt and enamelled founders jewels - St Andrews Lodge no. 3948, Lodge Luangwa no. 4820 English Constitution and Astede Lodge no. 4693, 108g gross
£80-120
Three Masonic silver gilt and enamelled founders jewels - The Old Masonians' Lodge no. 2700, Fraternal Lodge no. 5212 and South Eastern Bar Lodge no. 4332, 65g gross
£50-75
Three Masonic silver gilt and enamelled founders jewels - Brador Lodge no. 4451 (a/f), University of Durham Lodge no. 3030, Connaught Army and Navy Lodge 4323 (a/f), 91g gross
£70-90