Three 20th-Century British Masonic Jewels including a 1954 RMIG Steward Medal

A trio of 20th-century British Masonic jewels and medals, likely originating from the Province of Warwickshire. The group includes a gilt-metal Senior Warden officer’s jewel consisting of a square and compasses with a central level symbol, suspended from a large v-shaped chevron bar featuring ornate engraved foliate decoration. Also included is a Drakeley Lodge No. 5183 enamel jewel featuring a central oval enamel plaque depicting a polychrome rural landscape with a cottage. The plaque is flanked by a blue enamel banner inscribed Drakeley Lodge and a red enamel banner inscribed N. 5183. The third item is a Royal Masonic Institution for Girls (RMIG) Steward’s jewel from 1954. This multi-part commemorative medal features a white enamel top bar inscribed Steward, suspending a decorative castle tower element. The primary circular medallion has a red enamel border inscribed R.M.I.G. 1954 and a lower scroll identifying the province as Warwickshire. The central shield is quarterly enamelled with heraldic devices.