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Title:
Founder's jewel for Moelwyn Lodge, No. 3669, 1913.
Object name(s):
Jewels; Jewel, Founder
Brief description:
Top bar: Gold plated silver bar with a finial at each end and with a foliage motif above and below, infilled with white enamel and with text reading 'FOUNDER'. Ribbon: Ribbed and watered silk in light blue, fading to green. Hanging device: Pythagorean star (five pointed) in gold plated silver and with a central, oval shaped disc painted in colour enamel with a rural scene (Snowdonia National Park). The star is framed by three banners in gold plated silver and infilled with dark blue enamel with text reading 'MOELWYN / LODGE / No. 3669' and at the base of the device is a shield painted in colour enamel with the Welsh dragon. Pin: Vertical.
Collection:
Museum of Freemasonry
Acquisition method:
Donation
Associated concept:
Jewels--Freemasonry--England--1910-1919--Founders
Associated concept:
Badges (logos)--Freemasonry--Flags--Wales
Associated person:
George Kenning and Son
Content - description:
Foliage, Pythagorean star, Snowdonia National Park, Welsh dragon
Dimension:
H: 72 W: 33 D: 5 Dia: n/a Wt: n/a
Entry date:
n/k
Inscription content:
'GK&S'
Inscription content:
Sterling silver, London, lowercase s, 1913/14
Inscription type:
Hallmark
Object name:
Jewels; Jewel, Founder
Object number:
M2002/1682
Object production date:
1913
Object production place:
England
Reproduction format:
Digital image
Technique:
Cast metal
Technique:
Plated
Technique:
Pinned
Technique:
Enamelled
Technique:
Painted
Technique:
Woven
Technique:
Watered

Persistent shareable link for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/4089e12e-a09a-379d-8eda-02e299cb8d40

Use licence for this record: CC BY

Attribution for this record: https://museumdata.uk/objects/4089e12e-a09a-379d-8eda-02e299cb8d40, Museum of Freemasonry, CC BY

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