A Decorative Pair of Masonic Lodge Freemasons Roll of Worshipful Masters Name Boards c.1840 sub-Religion & Relics which presumably was too far

which presumably was too far damaged to have been saved

The fact that the egg and dart moulding is to all sides of the top and that the rear legs have the fluted pilaster detail would suggest that the item was intended to be placed away from the wall and thus visible on the reverse but this aspect lacks a frieze and scroll angle brackets

Date: 1958

which has survived far better than most

Period: Late 18thC/Early 19thC

A Decorative Pair of Masonic Lodge Freemasons Roll of Worshipful Masters Name Boards c.1840 sub-Religion & Relics which presumably was too farOrigin: English Period: Early Victorian Provenance: Believed to originate from a Lodge in Suffolk, UK Date: c. 1840 Each Panel: 10. 75 wide x 48. 25 high The pair of hand painted pine boards in gold, green and black showing the Roll of Worshipful Masters created for a Masonic Lodge, believed to be in Suffolk, one titled Past and the other List, each name preceded by the letters PM for Past Master, the wholes in original condition, now craquelured with