Gifts & regalia 2023
Welcome
Welcome to the Shop at
Freemasons’ Hall, where you can find everything you need for the Craft, as well as a plethora of gifts for family and friends, masons and non-masons alike. You can visit our online shop, open 24/7, or come into our new shop at Freemasons’ Hall on the first floor, next to the Museum. We are open Monday to Saturday.
This brochure contains highlights of the many exclusive items on offer. We also offer a range of items which can be personalised for individuals, Lodges and Chapters.
History of Freemasons’ Hall
Freemasons’ Hall itself is a Grade II listed building, an outstanding example of Art Deco architecture and design, which has inspired many of our exclusive ranges of gifts.
There has been a building on the site since 1775, with the current building, opened in 1933, being the third. It was originally dedicated as a peace memorial to honour the thousands of Freemasons who fought in WWI, later being renamed Freemasons’ Hall.
It is the headquarters of the United Grand Lodge of England (UGLE), which is the governing body of Freemasonry in England, Wales, the Isle of Man, the Channel Islands and a number of Districts overseas.
1723 Freemasonry Constitutions
Modern Freemasonry was established 300 years ago when the new constitution was published in 1723. The 1723 Charges, Regulations and Ritual lie at the heart of modern Freemasonry.
This was at a time of great uncertainty, with threats to the new King George I from the Jacobite Rebellion. The constitution aimed to deliver stability and was based on the principles of enlightenment: religious toleration, constitutional government, civic responsibility, meritocracy, and the promotion of the societal and personal advantages that flow from courtesy, charity, education and self-improvement.
The 1723 Constitutions also reworked the Charges and Regulations and adopted a reformulated masonic ritual. The modern masonic values of integrity, friendship, respect and charity are derived from this.
Read more at 1723constitutions.com
To find out more
If you would like to find out more about Freemasonry, please visit our website, ugle.org.uk, or come and visit Freemasons’ Hall, which is open to the public Monday to Saturday.
Jewellery 1723
range
1723 Embossed Leather A5 Journal £15
1723 Floating Book Pen £4
In celebration of the Tercentenary of the 1723 Constitutions, we have created this unique limited-edition range of mementos based on John Pine’s illustration printed inside the first published edition.
Prices correct at time of printing.
Jewellery Picart range
This beautiful range, designed exclusively for Shop at Freemasons’ Hall, is based on Bernard Picart’s Ceremonies et coutumes religieuses de tous les peuples du monde (c.1735). The pubs shown were the early meeting places of Freemasons before Freemasons’ Hall was built.
Jewellery Everything a Mason needs
You can obtain everything that you might need for your time as a mason from our shop, either in person or online. If you cannot find what you need, please don’t hesitate to contact a member of our team who will be delighted to help you.
What you will need and when
For Lodge meetings, the usual dress code is a dark suit, white shirt, black shoes and black (or other suitable) tie. Some Lodges are more formal and require dinner suits.
You will also wear regalia, which is historical and symbolic and has its roots in the use of aprons by ancient stone masons. There are different aprons depending on which level in Freemasonry you have reached, which indicates to other members where you rank in the organisation. Masons may also wear jewels, which fall into various categories, including: Royal Arch, Past Masters’, Centenary, Founders’ and Charity jewels.
Once you’re a Master Mason
There are three degrees of membership, and you will progress through each at a ceremony:
• First degree – Initiate
• Second degree – Fellow Craft
• Third degree – Master Mason
A Master Mason’s knowledge is not considered complete until he has finished his journey in the four stages of ‘Pure Ancient Masonry’ which also includes the Royal Arch, which you are eligible to join four weeks after becoming a Master Mason.
To find out more about Freemasonry, please visit our website ugle.org.uk/ become-freemason
Selecting your regalia
For the First and Second Degrees you will normally be supplied with your regalia. However, by the time you reach your Third Degree you are expected to purchase a Master Mason’s Apron. Our team can advise you what you need and you can order everything either online 24/7 or at the Shop at Freemasons’ Hall:
• Aprons, including vegan options
• Collars and collarettes
• Jewels, badges and pins
• Furniture and specialist regalia
• Books on the Craft and Freemasonry generally
We also offer a range of items which can be personalised for individuals, Lodges and Chapters.
Regalia, aprons & jewels
London Grand Rank Full Dress Apron & Collar Suit – Finest £150
London Grand Rank Collar Jewel. £30
Gifting
Jewellery Jewellery & watches
Drawing from Freemasonry’s rich symbolism and history, this range of beautiful items make the perfect gift. The delicate Forget Me Not flower jewellery draws on its symbolism of resilience, resistance and love for the Fraternity and its principles.
Jewellery Art Deco range
Freemasons’ Hall is a stunning example of Art Deco architecture and design. We were inspired by patterns in the building to create this original and custom range, ideal for all lovers of Art Deco.
A lazy Sunday afternoon
1. Freemasons’ Hall A4 Colouring In Book £3.99
2. 1723 Teddy Bear £12.50
3. Facade Cushion Cover £14
4. The Craft: How the Freemasons Made the Modern World by John Dickie £25
5. Mysteries and Secrets Playing Cards £38
6. Picart Mug £12
7. Whisky Tumbler Gift Set (70cl) £26.99
8. Tyler’s Toast Gin (70cl) £40
9. Picart 750 Piece Jigsaw £20
10. Picart Dark Chocolate 90g Bar £2.95 Prices
Select any of these products at shopatfmh.com/a-lazy-sunday-afternoon
Facade range
The United Grand Lodge of England building on Great Queen Street is the catalyst for this exclusive and beautiful range in delicate pastel shades that celebrates the building’s unique architecture.1. Facade Tote Bag £14 2. Facade Mug £12 3. Facade Kitchen Apron £15 4. Facade A5 Notebook £5.99
Jewellery Books
We have a large selection of books about Freemasonry, London and Art Deco, as well as fiction, biographies and books for children. Learn more about Freemasonry and dispel the many myths –browse in store or online.
How to place your order
The Shop at Freemasons’ Hall sells a wide range of products from suits, regalia, clothing, gifts, publications, cards and souvenirs. and a full range of gift and souvenir items based on our unique building, museum and library.
Shop online
We’re open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year. Visit the online shop at shopatfmh.com
Shop in store
60 Great Queen Street London WC2B 5AZ
Monday to Friday 9.30am–5.30pm Saturday 10.00am–5.00pm
Enquiries
The quickest way to get a response to your enquiry is to email the Shop at info@shopatfmh.com
Payment
We accept Visa, MasterCard and Maestro.
Delivery and returns
Shipping
• Free UK shipping on orders over £75
• UK shipping from £2
• Rest of the World shipping from £3 Exact shipping costs calculated at checkout. International customs duties and sales taxes may apply to some orders outside of the UK which the customer is liable for.
We make every effort to dispatch orders within two working days of receipt; however, this may vary slightly during busy periods.
Damages
If damages occur during transit, simply email a photo of the damaged item to info@shopatfmh.com within 7 days of receipt, and we will send a replacement where possible. If the item is no longer available, we will issue a full refund.
Returns
You may return a purchase to us in its original condition and packaging within 30 days for a refund or replacement, where possible. Please enclose a note giving your
name, address, contact telephone number and email address, together with the reason for the return.
We recommend you use a recorded delivery service and ask you to keep proof of postage.
Postage will only be refunded if the item is faulty or incorrectly supplied from the original. This returns policy does not affect your statutory rights.
Refunds will be authorised within 14 days of receipt of goods.
Please send returns to:
Shop at Freemasons’ Hall
60 Great Queen Street London WC2B 5AZ
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