Small brooch or buckle of bronze, from South Uist, Western Isles

Bronze buckle from Crieff

One of fifteen buckles, and portions of buckles, of brass and copper, from Crosraguel Abbey, 15th - 16th century

Oval bronze buckle ornamented at ends with beasts' heads, from Orkney

Buckle of bronze, with strap and mounting, from Ardskinish, Colonsay, 875 - 925 AD

Silver-gilt buckle and eight adjoining ornamental bars, with remains of leather, from Traprain Law, East Lothian, 410 - 425 AD

Bronze buckle of ornamented circular pattern, from Kildonan, Eigg

Iron buckle from Orkney, Viking period, 800 - 1100 AD

Iron buckle from Reay, Caithness

Silver and enamel two-piece buckle, pierced with a design of stylised art nouveau flowers, designed by Jessie M. King, for Liberty and Co., marked Birmingham, 1905 - 1906

Belt buckle of patinated bronze, of openwork design and modelled in low relief with a kneeling camel among conventional palms: China, Scythian type, Han dynasty, 206 BC - 220

Bronze belt buckle in the form of a crouching feline: North West China or Mongolia, Ordos region, c. 3rd century BC

Bronze garment buckle in the shape of a boar: North West China or Mongolia, Ordos region, c. 2nd - 1st century BC

Anglo-Saxon buckle from Dunadd, Argyll

Horn buckle, find from Jedburgh Abbey

Anglo-Saxon buckle plate with cast or stamped decoration featuring a warrior wearing a head-dress with horns, 7th century AD, found at Ayton, Berwickshire, Scotland