Quaiches

All over the world are settled people of Scottish descent, and the austerity and simple tastes of the Scotsman are brought to notice by their earliest craftsmen. The most definitely Scottish of all articles is the Quaich. The name is derived from the Gaelic CUACH Cup, and was primarily a highland drinking vessel for whisky or brandy. Originally turned in wood with silver strippings or bands, it was but a short step for the Scottish Silversmith to make the whole Quaich in silver. It is distinguished by its two handles, known as lugs, and made in a variety of sizes, from the smallest for drinking to the larger for ceremonial use. They make a great unusual present