Textile (3) - 43 cm - 36 cm - ceremonial apron
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Set of three ceremonial Masonic aprons from the mid to late 20th century of European origin, including a red and white satin apron with metal fringe and gold ornaments, a blue and gold officer/‘Deputy’ apron with decorative metal fittings and chains, and a purple velvet Order of the Eastern Star apron with multicoloured embroidery, with dimensions 43 × 36 cm, 52 × 44 cm and 37 × 32 cm and generally good condition with signs of use and stains; packaging weight about 2 kg.
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Fringed and pendant golden-fringed Freemasonry Apron – 20th century
"Ceremonial Freemasonry apron in red and white satin with metallic fringe and gilded ornaments. Work from the second half of the 20th century.
Exact provenance unknown (Belgium or France)
Good overall condition with normal signs of use. stained on the back (see photo)
Dimensions: +/-
43 x 36 cm with the fringes
Fraternal officer’s ‘Deputy’ apron – blue and gold – second half of the 20th century"
France or Belgium - ca1970/80
Ceremonial Freemasonry officer apron bearing the designation ‘Deputy’, in blue satin with gold embroidery and symbolic decoration.
Metal fittings and decorative chains.
Back made of faux leather with integrated pocket
Production probably from the mid-20th century.
Signs of use and visible discolorations consistent with age.
Dimensions: +/-
52 x 44 cm
Ceremonial apron of the Order of the Eastern Star (OES), an organization linked to American Masonic tradition. Purple velvet with multicolored embroidered star and gilded borders. Made by Lauterer Corp, Chicago. Second half of the 20th century. Normal signs of use and small discolorations visible.
Production probably from the mid-20th century.
Signs of use and discolorations visible consistent with age.
Dimensions: +/-
37 x 32 cm
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Package weight with packing: 2 kilos
Fringed and pendant golden-fringed Freemasonry Apron – 20th century
"Ceremonial Freemasonry apron in red and white satin with metallic fringe and gilded ornaments. Work from the second half of the 20th century.
Exact provenance unknown (Belgium or France)
Good overall condition with normal signs of use. stained on the back (see photo)
Dimensions: +/-
43 x 36 cm with the fringes
Fraternal officer’s ‘Deputy’ apron – blue and gold – second half of the 20th century"
France or Belgium - ca1970/80
Ceremonial Freemasonry officer apron bearing the designation ‘Deputy’, in blue satin with gold embroidery and symbolic decoration.
Metal fittings and decorative chains.
Back made of faux leather with integrated pocket
Production probably from the mid-20th century.
Signs of use and visible discolorations consistent with age.
Dimensions: +/-
52 x 44 cm
Ceremonial apron of the Order of the Eastern Star (OES), an organization linked to American Masonic tradition. Purple velvet with multicolored embroidered star and gilded borders. Made by Lauterer Corp, Chicago. Second half of the 20th century. Normal signs of use and small discolorations visible.
Production probably from the mid-20th century.
Signs of use and discolorations visible consistent with age.
Dimensions: +/-
37 x 32 cm
The images are part of the description
Form your own opinion from the photos
Careful, trackable shipping by postal service
Package weight with packing: 2 kilos
Details
Era
1900-2000
Title additional information
ceremonial apron
Number of objects
3
Material
Golden metal, Satin
Country of origin
Europe
Length
43 cm
Width
36 cm
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of aging & blemishes
Estimated period
1970-1980
