SOLD Antique Carved Marble Masonic Keystone with Hand Held Scale engraved folk art case Dermansky studied ceramics and sculpture

Dermansky studied ceramics and sculpture at Tulane/Newcomb College and Arizona State University

I think one can never have too many puppets

1970s I think

both in mint condition

which I'd be most inclined to put in

SOLD Antique Carved Marble Masonic Keystone with Hand Held Scale engraved folk art case Dermansky studied ceramics and sculptureI didn't know much of anything about this when I purchased it; I just really fell in love with that carved hand gripping balanced scale, which speaks of justice fairly delivered to me! Certainly it appeared to me to be Masonic, and with a bit research I've learned that it is a keystone indicative of the Royal Arch Masonry (also known as "Capitular Masonry") the first part of the American York Rite system of Masonic degrees and said by many to be "the