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Masonic Chairs

Masonic Art

Masonic chairs have an art form all their own.




Their symbols go back in time hundreds of years and are part of Masonic history.  Here are some photos and drawings of them. 

Scroll down the page, as I have left the photos at their original size so you can see their hand carved and highly ornate detail work.

The pictures and images, below are courtesy of Trepanier Lodge No. 83, A.F. & A.M. - G.R.B.C. & Y.

Enjoy!

Simon

 

If you were looking for information about lodge officer chairs in respect to each lodge officer's duties, here is the page about ascending through the Masonic lodge chairs in the United States
 

John Luker Masters Chair

Masonic Chair

WM Chair

Before conservation work.

Close up of the back of the chair.

Worshipful Masters Chair

After conservation work was completed on the Worshipful Master's Chair by Benjamin Bucktrout.

Drawing of Chair. Notice the different legs.


 



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