Buffalo China Masonic Lodge Pitcher

Description

Buffalo China Masonic Lodge Pitcher. Condition is Used. Shipped with USPS Priority Mail. U.S. shipping only.
This ceramic pitcher was probably used at Masonic lodge functions. The white restaurant china is decorated in black and orange with a heavy line near the top edge and a thinner line near the bottom. The Masonic symbol references, the square, compass and letter “G” which represents Freemasonry. This could have been used at Masonic banquets. The blue black stamp on the bottom reads; Buffalo China and there is a green mark that appears to be NC5. I believe this is from the 1920’s. There are a few discolorations on the back, on the inside, and where the thumb rests on the handle.
It measures approximately 5.25” high by4.75” wide by 2.75” deep.