Engraved Masonic Entered Apprentice Whisky Glass – Working Tools

Engraved Masonic Entered Apprentice Whisky Glass – Working ToolsThe Working Tools of the Entered Apprentice Degree, the Twenty Four Inch Gauge, Common Gavel and Chisel, introduce some of the earliest symbolic lessons encountered in Craft Freemasonry. This whisky glass is engraved with the Working Tools of the First Degree, faithfully reproduced as a clean, well proportioned composition using our traditional sandblasting process. Each engraving produces a crisp permanent finish, creating a distinctive whisky glass

fashion and dance culture that shaped a generation

Pencil and Compasses

central crest and distinctive silhouette have been carefully redrawn for engraving

It plays important roles in childbirth and breastfeeding

As a Mason progresses through the degrees

This design presents a portrait of Burns framed by a wreath of Scottish thistles

islands and open moorland

carefully adapted for glass while preserving the character and proportion of the original design

revealing the rhythm of the peaks and the glen below through finely judged linework and contrast

This whisky glass is engraved with the Square and Compasses as presented within the Master Mason Degree

speed and rhythm of the swing

its distinctive form has drawn travellers