A striking and historically significant antique Masonic commemorative copper charger, crafted to honor the traditions and brotherhood of Woodchurch Lodge No. 4308. Likely dating to the early - mid part of the 20th century, this substantial piece showcases beautifully embossed Masonic symbols—The square and compass.
The charger would likely have been created to commemorate the lodge consecrated event of September 24th 1921 or a milestone anniversary, serving both as a ceremonial object and a lasting tribute to Masonic heritage. Its rich aged copper patina adds to the dignified presence of the piece, making it ideal for display in a lodge, study, or collection of fraternal memorabilia.
The charger is inscribed as being presented by Brother J Owens.
Condition: Very good antique condition with expected patina and surface wear consistent with age
A meaningful and decorative artifact for collectors of Masonic regalia, fraternal history, or antique ceremonial metalwork. Rare, reverent, and full of character.
