Pair of Masonic Firing Glasses c1760 Antique Engraved Level Square & Compasses Art

Pair of Masonic Firing Glasses c1760 Antique Engraved Level Square & Compasses ArtA fine quality pair of 18th century masonic firing glasses. Each glass has a round funnel bowl with a set of tools engraved around the bowl. Thick plain stem above a thick firing foot. Bio; Early Masonic firing glasses from the 18th century are fascinating artifacts, often engraved with Masonic symbols like the square and compass, plumb lines, or inscriptions such as "Prosperity to Masonry". These glasses were used during Masonic ceremonies and

Antique Cauldon Teacup & Saucer

the factory was producing elaborate dinner services and decorative items

Armorial porcelain typically features the coat of arms or crest of a noble family

Some wear to the gilt on the rim and central motif on some pieces

Victorian romantic pattern which illustrates forget me not sprigs and roses

cobalt blue enamel and real gold embellishment

A Frances E

with its blend of European landscapes and traditional chinoiserie elements

a highly respected Bohemian glass entrepreneur

Inspection found no damage on the items at all

Measurements 7 & 7/8" or 20cm diameter

Measures 31