Freemasonry: a Victorian Jewel of the Lodge of...

Freemasonry: a Victorian Jewel of the Lodge of Antiquity No 1, gilt-metal and painted ceramic, circular 50mm, the obverse depicting arms with the Arc of the Covenant as the crest and with winged and hoofed men as supporters, 'LODGE OF ANTIQUITY ACTING BY IMMEMORIAL CONSTITUTION LONDON', bound in gilt metal with a small projection dated 1843, reverse with the Royal Arms incorporating the escutcheon of Hanover and encircled by the Garter, articulated crown suspension (crown as for the child of a sovereign), ribbon crossed with a bow and with plain upper brooch fitting, very fine; in associated case by H. T. Lamb & Co.