Wooden Quaich with Silver Lugs
Wooden Quaich with silver lugs, made from hardwood and sterling silver.
History of the Quaich:
Originating in the Scottish Highlands, Quaichs were used by the Clans. Traditionally the Quaich was a symbol of hospitality, peace and friendship. It is a shallow drinking cup or receptacle with two handles on opposite sides which were typically carved out of wood or horn.
These cups were used to offer a welcoming drink (usually whisky) at clan gatherings and family occasions. At weddings, the Quaich symbolised the shared love between a couple and the coming together of their families.
Today the Quaich is still gifted to mark important occasions, they are especially popular for christenings, weddings and anniversaries. They also make lovely retirement gifts or trophies.
Sizes:
Medium Measurements: Length: 14.5cm (lug to lug), Width: 8.5cm (diameter of bowl) Height: 4.5cm
Commissions:
Please contact us if you would like to commission a unique piece to suit your requirements.
Additional information
Weight | 0.4 kg |
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Dimensions | N/A |
Size | Medium, Small |
Engraving | Available on central disc and silver lugs. Maximum of 10 characters on the small Quaich and 20 on the large Quaich |
Presentation | This item comes gift wrapped in our bespoke H&S packaging. |
CAS –
It’s arrived, but is so beautifully presented I don’t want to unwrap it, thankyou. The photos look great and it appears to have come out better than I imagined. Thankyou so much for turning it around so quickly & for producing such a beautiful keepsake that I hope he will treasure for a long time to come.
Sandra Buchanan –
The quaich looks beautiful and we’re very excited to present this, filled with some fine scotch whisky, at their wedding.
Many thanks!
Maureen Rose –
Delighted with the quality! I got the large quaich for my granddaughters christening, so I wanted to make sure it was perfect. The team were prompt, efficient and very helpful!