🌿 A mixed group of Masonic and related commemorative items, spanning early 20th century through to later 20th century lodge pieces, all with clear association to Freemasonry and lodge presentation ware.
🌿 The lot centres around an octagonal transfer-printed plate depicting Robert Burns and the Burns Monument at Kilmarnock, marked with registration number Rd No. 41050, indicating a late 19th to early 20th century design still in production into the early 1900s.
🌿 Accompanying this are two enamel-rimmed saucers printed for Southport Masonic Hall, a Tuscan China teacup and saucer decorated with Masonic symbolism, and a commemorative glass tankard engraved for Meeching Lodge No. 7001 (dated November 1976).
🌿 Also included is a decorative glass bell with red-twist handle and etched “Congratulations” decoration, likely mid to late 20th century.
🌿 Makers include Maddock (England), Dunn Bennett and Co Ltd (Burslem), and Tuscan China, all established Staffordshire potteries known for producing commemorative and lodge ceramics.
🌿 A varied and display-friendly group, suitable for collectors of Freemasonry, lodge history, or decorative British ceramics and glass.
Condition 🌿 General age-related wear across all pieces 🌿 Octagonal plate shows crazing and light staining consistent with age 🌿 Teacup and saucer in good order with minor wear 🌿 Southport saucers with light surface wear 🌿 Glass tankard clear with no obvious cracks; decoration intact 🌿 Glass bell in good condition with minor wear 🌿 No major damage noted across the المجموعة, but sold as a mixed antique lot
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