Toasting Quaich Engraved With “Ceud Mille Failte” Handcrafted In Scotland.

Name: Toasting Quaich Engraved With "Ceud Mille Failte" Handcrafted In Scotland.
SKU: Quaich Failte.
Availability: InStock

£40.00

Pewter Quaich engraved with “Ceud Mille Failte” A hundred thousand welcomes.

Quaichs were traditionally offered as a cup of welcome or farewell.

The word quaich derives from the Gaelic “Cuach” which means “shallow cup”

This simple cup with two handles or colloquially “lugs” was originally made from wood, horn or leather and later from pewter and silver.

This Highland greeting cup is now gaining popularity for toasting on many happy occasions.

This Quaich comes boxed.

2 in stock

pewter is an ancient and traditional metal, used in Scotland for centuries.

It was discovered by the Romans around 200 AD and was know as the “Metal of Kings” because it could only be afforded by royalty.

Made in Kilbirnie Ayrshire Pewtermill crafts is a small family run business established in 1960 by David Harkison.

They now produce the finest pewter jewellery and giftware.

Each piece carries the touch mark of the association of British craftsmen and the touch plate of the company of pewters.

Weight	185 kg

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