Masonic Flask — All-Seeing Eye and Square & Compass

This image features three distinct molded green glass flasks produced in the early 19th century. The central flask prominently displays classic Freemasonic symbols, including the square and compass and the radiating all-seeing eye, set above a representation of tiled steps. The adjacent bottles depict a basket of fruit and a pair of clasped hands with the word 'UNION', reflecting popular decorative motifs of the era.

These objects demonstrate the absorption of Enlightenment-era Masonic iconography into American folk art and everyday material culture. They represent the transition of speculative Hermetic and moral symbols into emblems of social cohesion and fraternal identity.