Deveron Jewellers 

A nice Boer War medal, the Queen's South Africa medal awarded to Pte W Mackie of the Lovat Scouts. The QSA with 5 bars/clasps. The medal named to 8827 PTE W Mackie, Lovat Scouts. In very good condition.

1854 CRIMEA MEDAL SEBASTOPOL, 93rd SUTHERLAND HIGHLANDERS, A Crimea "Sebastopol" medal awarded to 3584 John Veitch 93rd Sutherland Highlanders. In very good condition.

A Crimea "Sebastopol" medal awarded to Archibald Ritchie, 42nd Royal Highlanders, The Black Watch The medal named to 2925. Archibald Ritchie. 42. Royal Highlanders. In very good condition.

A nice Boer War medal, the Queen's South Africa medal awarded to Lance Corporal A Collier of the Railway Pioneer Regiment. The QSA with 4 bars/clasps. The medal named to 692 L.Corpl. A. Collier. Rly. Pnr. Regt. In very good, uncleaned condition.

A nice pair of Boer War medals, the Queen's South Africa medal & King's South Africa medal awarded to Corporal H. Renfrew of the Gordon Highlanders. The QSA with 3 bars/clasps "Belfast", "Laing's Nek" and "Relief of Ladysmith". The medal named to 6007 Pte. H. Renfrew Gordon Highrs. The KSA with 2 bars/clasps "South Africa 1901" and "South Africa 1902". The medal named to 6007 Corpl. H. Renfrew Gordon Highrs. Both in very good condition, the QSA with some very minor edge knocks.

A nice, vintage Scottish Sterling Silver Gordon Highlanders Badge. The rear of the badge stamped "STERLING" and also "A&J Smith, Aberdeen". It measures 30mm in height. In excellent condition.

An impressive, vintage, Scottish Provincial Silver Plaid style Celtic Brooch by William Dunningham & Co, Aberdeen and dating from c1950. The silver brooch very nicely engraved with Scottish Celtic style decoration. The brooch is hallmarked to the rear with the maker's mark "WD&Co" for William Dunningham & Co (Aberdeen) alongside the Scottish thistle sterling silver mark, the Edinburgh "castle" town mark and date letter "U" for 1950/51. The brooch measures 1 3/8" inches (35mm) in diameter. It is in excellent condition.

An impressive, vintage, George V period, Scottish Provincial Silver Plaid style Brooch by William Dunningham & Co, Aberdeen and dating from c1923. The silver brooch very nicely engraved with Scottish thistle decoration. The brooch is hallmarked to the rear with the maker's mark "WD&Co" for William Dunningham & Co (Aberdeen) alongside the Scottish thistle sterling silver mark, the Edinburgh "castle" town mark and date letter "S" for 1923/24. The brooch measures 1 7/8" inches (48mm) in diameter. It is in excellent condition.

An impressive, antique, Victorian Scottish Silver & Agate mounted Plaid Brooch dating from c1873. The stamped to the rear with the Victorian Registry of Design Kite mark dating the manufacture to c1873. The brooch measures 2" inches (50mm) in diameter. Typical of the period, the silver brooch is not hallmarked, therefore selling as white metal.

An impressive, antique, Sterling Silver & Agate mounted Plaid Brooch made by William Henry Leather and dating from c1909. The brooch hallmarked to the rear with the maker's mark "WHL" for William Henry Leather, the Lion Passant Sterling Silver mark, the Chester town mark and date letter "I" for 1909/10. The brooch measures 2 1/2" inches (62mm) in diameter.

A rare, antique Victorian Agricultural farming Silver Medal awarded by "Morayshire Farmers Club 1898" to Messrs Law of Mains of Sanquhar, Near Forres, Elgin in the north east of Scotland. The medal awarded for "Best Cow". The medal complete with the original fitted case by J & F Anderson, Jewellers, Elgin. The medal is hallmarked with the maker's mark "JF" the Lion Passant sterling silver mark, the Birmingham town mark and date letter "y" for 1898/99. It measures 1 3/4" inches (46mm) in diameter.

A cased large silver Agricultural farming Medal awarded by "The Shorthorn Society" to Messrs Law of Mains of Sanquhar, Near Forres, Elgin in the north east of Scotland. The medal with one side showing the head of "HM King George V, Patron, The Short Horn Society", the other engraved "Awarded to A.M., A.W. & O.J.LAW, at Westmorland & Kendal, Agric., Society's Show, 1926". The medal designed by the medallist firm of Pinches, London, founded 1840. The medal unmarked, therefore selling as white metal. It measures 2" inches (51mm) in diameter.