Quaich

This particular bowl measures 3.5" or 90mm in diameter (excluding handles).

The history of the Quaich dates back centuries and is commonly known as the Scottish "Cup Of Welcome", whereby visitors would be welcomed with whisky and drink from each side of the bowl. Today it is used as a commemorative gift for weddings, prize givings and a whole host of celebrations, particularly for those with Scottish heritage.

This particular bowl measures 3.5" or 90mm in diameter (excluding handles).

The history of the Quaich dates back centuries and is commonly known as the Scottish "Cup Of Welcome", whereby visitors would be welcomed with whisky and drink from each side of the bowl. Today it is used as a commemorative gift for weddings, prize givings and a whole host of celebrations, particularly for those with Scottish heritage.

This particular bowl measures 3.5" or 90mm in diameter (excluding handles).

The history of the Quaich dates back centuries and is commonly known as the Scottish "Cup Of Welcome", whereby visitors would be welcomed with whisky and drink from each side of the bowl. Today it is used as a commemorative gift for weddings, prize givings and a whole host of celebrations, particularly for those with Scottish heritage. Perfect for the addition of a personalised message through our expert engraving service should you require.

Iona celtic quaich bowl. This particular bowl measures 3.5" or 90mm in diameter (excluding handles)

The history of the Quaich dates back centuries and is commonly known as the Scottish "Cup Of Welcome", whereby visitors would be welcomed with whisky and drink from each side of the bowl. Today it is used as a commemorative gift for weddings, christenings and a whole host of celebrations, particularly for those with Scottish heritage. 

The history of the Quaich dates back centuries and is commonly known as the Scottish "Cup Of Welcome", whereby visitors would be welcomed with whisky and drink from each side of the bowl. Today it is used as a commemorative gift for weddings, christenings and a whole host of celebrations, particularly for those with Scottish heritage. 

This particular bowl measures 4" or 100mm in diameter (excluding handles). Comes in a box.

The Golden Kell pewter quaich bowl features two Celtic Knot style handles which are offset by the Celtic brass banding and polished finish of the pewter bowl itself. This particular bowl measures 4.5" or 114mm in diameter (excluding handles). Comes in a box.

The history of the Quaich dates back centuries and is commonly known as the Scottish "Cup Of Welcome", whereby visitors would be welcomed with whisky and drink from each side of the bowl. Today it is used as a commemorative gift for weddings, christenings and a whole host of celebrations, particularly for those with Scottish heritage. 

This particular bowl measures 5.5" or 140mm in diameter (excluding handles). Made of pewter. Comes in a box.

The history of the Quaich dates back centuries and is commonly known as the Scottish "Cup Of Welcome", whereby visitors would be welcomed with whisky and drink from each side of the bowl. Today it is used as a commemorative gift for weddings, christenings and a whole host of celebrations, particularly for those with Scottish heritage. 

A carved Oak bowl fitted with cast Pewter band and handles. Finished on the bottom with cork.

Approx Diameter: 85mm. Approx 140mm handle to handle.

The history of the Quaich dates back centuries and is commonly known as the Scottish "Cup Of Welcome", whereby visitors would be welcomed with whisky and drink from each side of the bowl. Today it is used as a commemorative gift for weddings, christenings and a whole host of celebrations, particularly for those with Scottish heritage. 

This beautiful pewter Quaich features a plain highly polished bowl which contrasts wonderfully with the ornate Celtic banding around the circumference of the bowl, and is then added to by two beautifully intricate Scottish thistle style handles.

The history of the Quaich dates back centuries and is commonly known as the Scottish "Cup Of Welcome", whereby visitors would be welcomed with whisky and drink from each side of the bowl. Today it is used as a commemorative gift for weddings, christenings and a whole host of celebrations, particularly for those with Scottish heritage. 

The magnificent Quaich Bowl measures 4 inch in diameter and features two beautiful heart shaped handles along with an inlaid pewter badge inside the bowl which features two stylish ringing wedding bells. The entire bowl is 4cm tall and comes beautifully packaged in an elegant cream and black English Pewter Company presentation box.

The history of the Quaich dates back centuries and is commonly known as the Scottish "Cup Of Welcome", whereby visitors would be welcomed with whisky and drink from each side of the bowl. Today it is used as a commemorative gift for weddings, christenings and a whole host of celebrations, particularly for those with Scottish heritage. 

Traditionally, Quaich Bowls were made in Scotland out of wood, however as times have changed, more materials have been used, such as Pewter, Horn, Brass and even Stone. 

The history of the Quaich dates back centuries and is commonly known as the Scottish "Cup Of Welcome", whereby visitors would be welcomed with whisky and drink from each side of the bowl. Today it is used as a commemorative gift for weddings, christenings and a whole host of celebrations, particularly for those with Scottish heritage. 

Thistle Mini 1.75" Pewter Quaich.

The word quaich is derived from the gaelic word "cuach" which means shallow cup or as we know it today, a drinking cup of friendship.

Supplied in a gift box & story card.

The history of the Quaich dates back centuries and is commonly known as the Scottish "Cup Of Welcome", whereby visitors would be welcomed with whisky and drink from each side of the bowl. Today it is used as a commemorative gift for weddings, christenings and a whole host of celebrations, particularly for those with Scottish heritage. 

A wonderful gift for any proud Scotsman or a loved one who is interested in their Scottish heritage, this pewter Quaich bowl is manufactured according to traditional standards of craftsmanship with a twist of contemporary design thrown in to produce a truly exceptional item. The 3.5 inch Quaich measures 7.5cm from rim to rim, stands 4.5cm tall and features two beautiful Celtic style handles along with an intricate and stylish highland piper design which gives the Quaich its striking appearance. 

The history of the Quaich dates back centuries and is commonly known as the Scottish "Cup Of Welcome", whereby visitors would be welcomed with whisky and drink from each side of the bowl. Today it is used as a commemorative gift for weddings, christenings and a whole host of celebrations, particularly for those with Scottish heritage. 

This beautiful pewter Quaich features a plain highly polished bowl which contrasts wonderfully with the ornate Celtic Knot style handles and Celtic Band which runs around the top of the bowl.

The history of the Quaich dates back centuries and is commonly known as the Scottish "Cup Of Welcome", whereby visitors would be welcomed with whisky and drink from each side of the bowl. Today it is used as a commemorative gift for weddings, christenings and a whole host of celebrations, particularly for those with Scottish heritage. 

This beautiful pewter Quaich features a plain highly polished bowl which contrasts wonderfully with the ornate Celtic banding around the circumference of the bowl, and is then added to by two beautifully intricate Scottish thistle style handles.

The history of the Quaich dates back centuries and is commonly known as the Scottish "Cup Of Welcome", whereby visitors would be welcomed with whisky and drink from each side of the bowl. Today it is used as a commemorative gift for weddings, christenings and a whole host of celebrations, particularly for those with Scottish heritage. 

Size:  200mm by 50mm

Please note colour may vary from picture.

The history of the Quaich dates back centuries and is commonly known as the Scottish "Cup Of Welcome", whereby visitors would be welcomed with whisky and drink from each side of the bowl. Today it is used as a commemorative gift for weddings, christenings and a whole host of celebrations, particularly for those with Scottish heritage.