The Celtic quaich is the official Scottish cup of friendship, used for marking important occasions, such as welcomings or farewells. Its origins date back centuries to the West Highlands and was a domestic utensil used to sup porridge, ale or Whiskey.

This pewter quaich made by Edwin Blyde and Co in Sheffield is designed to drink out of or to sit on a glass as a spirit measure and holds 22 mls of spirits. Features long celtic handles and rim with a polished finish. Comes in a black box, making this an ideal and unique gift.