- Arms:
- Sable on a Chevron engrailed between three Castles Argent garnished with doors and windows of the field a Pair of Compasses extended also Sable
- Crest:
- [Upon a Helm on a Wreath of the Colours] A Castle Argent
- Motto:
- God Is Our Guide
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| Granted 1472/3 by William Hawkeslowe, Clarenceux King of Arms (Crest painted but not blazoned); Confirmed 1520/21 by Thomas Benolt, Clarenceux King of Arms; entered at the Visitation of 1634. | |
History:
The Hall was on a site leased in 1463 from the Convent of Holy Trinity, off Basinghall Street. The
buildings were purchased in 1562 but were burned down in 1666. The rebuilt Hall was sold in 1865
but the site is still known as Masons' Avenue.
Web site: www.masonslivery.co.uk
For current contact details please go to
The Livery Companies Database, which can be found on The Fishmongers' Company's website.
The first regulations were promulgated in 1356. The Livery was granted in 1481 and a Charter
in 1677. The Livery of about 100 includes architects and construction-industry representatives. Awards
are made to stonemason apprentices and the Building Crafts Training School and the Vauxhall College of
Further Education supported, as are charities.
Last updated 4 January 2005