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Celtic Knotwork Handles 5.0 inch Stylish Pewter Whiskey Quaich

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Celtic Knotwork Handles 5.0 inch Stylish Pewter Whiskey Quaich

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Celtic Knotwork 5.0 inch Stylish Pewter Whiskey Quaich 5.0 inch diameter Pewter Whiskey Quaich Measuring approximately

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  • Celtic Knotwork Handles 5.0 inch Stylish Pewter Whiskey Quaich
    5.00 inch diameter Pewter Whiskey Quaich
  • Measuring approximately 5.00 inchs (13.00cm) in diameter
  • Celtic Knotwork Handles
  • Pewter Whiskey Quaich
  • Celtic Knotwork themed 5.00 inch Whiskey Quaich is expertly made from Stylish Pewter.  The handles of the quaich are highly detailed with intricate Celtic Knotwork

    An attractive pewter Whisky Quaich featuring a traditional Celtic design, and with unique Celtic Knotwork.

    Guaranteed to make an ideal and unique gift idea.

    Size approximately - 5.00 inches (13.00cm x 6.00cm)

    This item is made in and shipped from Yorkshire England. Your item will be shipped from this address. After placing your order, please allow up to 14 for your item to be made before it can be sent to you.

    THE HISTORY OF THE SCOTTISH QUAICH

The Quaich is the traditional Scottish cup of friendship, being used to offer a guest a welcome drink, usually whisky.

The word ‘Quaich’ is derived from the Gaelic word "cuach". Quaichs were traditionally made of wood, of a shallow circular shape, with a pair of small handles projecting from opposite sides of the rim.

Towards the end of the seventeenth century they began to be made in metal - pewter or silver and gold –and were often highly decorated with traditional motifs.

Quaichs today remain highly popular. They are often used as favours at weddings, being presented to all at the top table, a symbol of the shared love and partnership of the hosts.

Quaichs are a prized possession of all people with a love of Scotland, having kept their simple but beautiful shape and friendly purpose.