Sterling
Silver Spoon
picturing the
True Master's Chair
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Here is an
interesting sterling silver spoon. It is Masonic with a beautifully done
Letter "G" at the top of the spoon handle with nicely done bead
work. The handle has the square and compasses with a trowel and says Alexander-Washington
Lodge No. 22 Va. on the handle. In the spoon bowl is the "True Master's Chair" in a raised
relief design. At the top of the chair it says "Geo.
Washington". At the bottom
of the chair it says "Master 1788". The back of the handle says:
"Copyrighted Alex, Washn 22." It is marked "sterling" with a three letter hallmark
that is difficult to make out but I believe was made by Geo. E. Homer. The spoon is 4" long
with normal wear.
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Here is where the True Master's
Chair resides... In the East of the Replica Room at Alexandria - Washington
Lodge No. 22 located in the George Washington National Masonic Memorial.
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