Vintage 1960s Scottish Kilt Pin Contemporary Modernist Brooch

Vintage 1960s Scottish Kilt Pin Contemporary Modernist BroochThe Scottish wear kilt pins on the lower corner of the outer apron of the kilt, it is designed to stop the skirt from flapping. It is said these pins were introduced in the Victorian era because Queen Victoria wanted to keep the anatomy the wearer more private than it had previously. Our vintage 1960s kilt pin is excellent in quality and contemporary in its design, this modernist pin could be worn on a kilt or used as a brooch. It is common to see

Vintage 1920's Art Deco glass necklace featuring bi-cone shaped Iris glass beads with flashes of pink

The top of the box is made from sterling silver in 1932 as indicated by an Anchor

The necklace features a double row of pastel coloured faux pearls secured with a bolt ring clasp

The charm hangs from a new 9ct yellow gold chain measure 16-18" (40

Striking statement brooch with multiple leaves bunched together

The engraver has highlighted the birds feathers

featuring delicate floral etched pattern

The earrings are not signed but are of high quality

Vintage Art Deco marcasite and rhodium bracelet c

The crown is most probably the 1953 Queen Elizabeth II coronation

This necklace is a typical piece of the Czechoslovakia in the 1930's indicated by the brightly coloured stones and ornate settings on the front and back of the necklace

a popular symbol from the Victorian era