Freemason Hall London - 1930c Masonic Peace Memorial Building/ Framed - Plakette - Kupfer

Dieser Gegenstand ist eine alte gerahmte Darstellung des Copper Masonic Peace Memorial Building aus den 1930er Jahren, auch bekannt als Freemasons’ Hall, gelegen in London.
Constructed as a memorial to Freemasons who lost their lives during the First World War, this Art Deco building was officially completed in 1933.
It serves as the headquarters of the United Grand Lodge of England.
The framed piece likely reflects a historical illustration or photograph, highlighting the copper tones and architectural details of the era. It is valued for both its Masonic significance and its representation of 1930s London architecture.
Plaque itself is 75mm x 55mm, however the frames size is 170mm x 120mm

**Objekte:**
All the objects included in this auction originate from my family’s private used collection, which has been passed down through generations of true Masons.

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