Antique Quaich

A pretty pair of English Victorian silver and intaglio cut-glass quaich shaped salts with silver salt spoons. Hallmarked Birmingham 1895 and marked H.B for the maker Henry Bourne, Lu...

English silver porringer Quaich, Birmingham, 1923, S Blanckensee & Son Ltd.The two handled Porringer of plain silver form, flat polished incuse handles.

Hallmarked in Birmingham in 1923 by Deakin & Francis, this handsome antique sterling silver quaich is of oval form, with twin side handles and a plain polished finish.

An 18th century Swedish quaich or drinking vessel in bent ash covering over a staved oak body with oak handle.

., this handsome, George V, sterling silver quaich, is typical in design and generous in size.

A Scottish two handled horn quaich by William Dunningham and CO. Aberdeen marked "WD&Co. .925" with silver mounts on the bowl and handles.

This does not affect the stability of the quaich. Dark spots on silver in photos are reflections.

An exceptionally fine quality example of a heavy gauge Sterling Silver Scottish Two Handle Loving Cup or Quaich of traditional twin handle circular form. Late Nineteenth Century ...

Scottish by origin, a Quaich is a small double handled bowl used for sipping and assessing the color and quality of whisky, similar to that of a wine taster (tastevin) which is a Fre...

Uunusual Quaich with Four Lug Handles Scottish, C1800 Most unusual four lug handle example of a ceremonial spirit vessel.

The robust quality and generous scale are also fine features. Quaichs are ancient traditional Scottish ceremonial drinking vessels which were used to drink toasts at clan meetings an...

A George V sterling silver ash tray in the form of a small Quaich with a hammered finish. The ash tray is by William Robb of Ballater, with Edinburgh marks for 1924.

Zimmermann designed the sculptural footed bowl in the shape of a large-scale Scottish quaich form drinking vessel. The large, round bowl is in good condition with some surface wear...