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Antique 19th Century Masonic Engraved Glass Rummer C1860
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Antique 19th Century Masonic Engraved Glass Rummer C1860

19th century
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Description

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A superb 19th century Masonic engraved glass rummer. It features an incurved bucket bowl engraved with an array of finely detailed Masonic symbols. The bowl sits on a flattened ball knop stem, raised on a conical foot with a polished pontil.

The Masonic engravings include the All-Seeing Eye (Eye of Providence), set square and compasses, anchor, the columns of Boaz and Jachin, beehive, Jacob’s Ladder, along with stars and a crescent moon.

Date & Origin

England, c1840. Period of Queen Victoria.

Condition

Excellent. No chips, cracks or restoration.

Dimensions

Height: 13cm

Rim diameter: 7.8cm

Foot diameter: 7.2cm

Physical Dimensions
Height
13cm (5.12")
Width
7.8cm (3.07")
Depth
7.8cm (3.07")
Declaration

Exhibit Antiques has dated this Masonic Engraved Glass Rummer to the Victorian era.

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SA1209756
Dealers Internal Reference
2026012965
Description
Description

A superb 19th century Masonic engraved glass rummer. It features an incurved bucket bowl engraved with an array of finely detailed Masonic symbols. The bowl sits on a flattened ball knop stem, raised on a conical foot with a polished pontil.

The Masonic engravings include the All-Seeing Eye (Eye of Providence), set square and compasses, anchor, the columns of Boaz and Jachin, beehive, Jacob’s Ladder, along with stars and a crescent moon.
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Date & Origin

England, c1840. Period of Queen Victoria.

Condition

Excellent. No chips, cracks or restoration.

Dimensions

Height: 13cm

Rim diameter: 7.8cm

Foot diameter: 7.2cm

Height
13cm (5.12")
Width
7.8cm (3.07")
Depth
7.8cm (3.07")
Date of Manufacture

Exhibit Antiques has dated this Masonic Engraved Glass Rummer to the Victorian era.

Reference Numbers
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SA1209756
Dealers Internal Ref
2026012965
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A clear 19th-century glass rummer featuring detailed wheel-engraved Masonic symbols, a knopped stem, and a flat circular base.
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Archive I A clear 19th-century glass rummer featuring detailed wheel-engraved Masonic symbols, a knopped stem, and a flat circular base.

Antique 19th Century Masonic Engraved Glass Rummer C1860

Archive II A clear 19th-century glass rummer featuring detailed wheel-engraved Masonic symbols, a knopped stem, and a flat circular base. View II
Archive III A clear 19th-century glass rummer featuring detailed wheel-engraved Masonic symbols, a knopped stem, and a flat circular base. View III
Archive IV A clear 19th-century glass rummer featuring detailed wheel-engraved Masonic symbols, a knopped stem, and a flat circular base. View IV
Archive V A clear 19th-century glass rummer featuring detailed wheel-engraved Masonic symbols, a knopped stem, and a flat circular base. View V
Archive VI A clear 19th-century glass rummer featuring detailed wheel-engraved Masonic symbols, a knopped stem, and a flat circular base. View VI
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A clear 19th-century glass rummer featuring detailed wheel-engraved Masonic symbols, a knopped stem, and a flat circular base.
Antique 19th Century Masonic Engraved Glass Rummer c1860
Ref: SA1209756
A clear 19th-century glass rummer featuring detailed wheel-engraved Masonic symbols, a knopped stem, and a flat circular base.
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A Masonic glass rummer is a short-stemmed drinking glass decorated with wheel-engraved fraternity symbols such as the All-Seeing Eye, square and compasses, and ceremonial pillars. Popular throughout the 18th and 19th centuries, these vessels were crafted for use during lodge meetings and formal toasts.

19th-century rummers were hand-blown from heavy lead or flint glass and finished with hand-turned stems and flat feet. The intricate emblems were created using copper-wheel engraving techniques, pressing abrasive slurry against the rotating glass surface to etch precise designs.

Authentic pieces typically feature heavy flint glass with slight hand-blown irregularities, pontil marks or smoothed bases, and hand-cut copper-wheel engraving rather than modern acid etching or laser work. Wear patterns will show naturally on the base rather than uniformly across the body.

Display antique glassware on open shelving, backlit glass cabinets, or deep bookshelves where light can pass through the etched details. Grouping pieces by colour or era creates a refined curated look in dining rooms or study spaces.

Hand wash antique glassware in lukewarm water using a mild pH-neutral detergent and a soft microfibre cloth. Avoid dishwashers and harsh chemicals, and dry immediately to prevent water spots and lime scale buildup.
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