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Kilt Pin by A&J Smith
Kilt Pin
Kilt Pin by A&J Smith
Kilt Pin by A&J Smith

Kilt Pin

Silversmith (Aberdeen, Scotland, 1867 - 1965)
Datec.1900
Object NameBrooch
Mediumsilver and amethyst
ClassificationsJewellery
Dimensions8 × 1.8 × 0.9cm
AcquisitionPurchased in 2013.
LocationOn Display - Gallery 08
Object numberABDAG011438
About MeSilver kilt pin with oval cut amethyst terminal claw set above open work twisted stem to tapering point.
More About Me
The custom of wearing a pin started during the reign of Queen Victoria to stop the kilt apron flapping about. Kilt pins are traditionally linked to clans and national symbols.
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