1901 Masonic Plate Louisville KY Knowles Taylor Gold Gilt Lady Floral Vitreous8"

Rare and historically significant 1901 Masonic commemorative plate from the Pittsburgh Commandery No. 1, Knights Templar, crafted by Knowles, Taylor & Knowles Co. in East Liverpool, Ohio.

This 8" diameter vitreous porcelain plate features:
• A lady in late 19th-century attire: pink jacket, green dress, black hat with pink ribbon
• A garland of large flowers draped across her shoulders and waist
• Rich gold gilt detailing around the rim and in the ornate border
• Natural but stable crazing, consistent with age
• Stamped maker’s mark: Vitreous Porcelain – Knowles Taylor Knowles Co.

Plate Text Reads:
• PITTSBURGH COMMANDERY No. 1, K.T.
• TWENTY-EIGHTH TRIENNIAL
• LOUISVILLE – 1901 – KENTUCKY

This plate commemorates the 28th Triennial Conclave of the Knights Templar, held in Louisville, Kentucky.

A prized collectible for enthusiasts of Masonic history, fraternal memorabilia, or American porcelain art.

Circa: 1901