roughmason
/ˈrʌfmeɪsn/Masonry. Now historical
noun
A mason who undertakes work requiring less skill or experience than that of a Freemason.
- Common especially from the 15th to the 17th cent..
Origin
Late Middle English. From rough + mason.
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