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Paisley Pewter Quaich – Standard Scottish Gift
This 135ml spun pewter quaich features elegant paisley-styled handles and an intricately engraved paisley design in the bowl, blending tradition with sophistication. With a well-polished finish and the option for engraving on the outside, it makes a meaningful anniversary or wedding gift. Supplied in a sturdy lid and base box, this traditional Scottish drinking vessel symbolizes friendship and unity, making it a cherished keepsake for any special occasion.
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A vessel rich in tradition and artistry, this Standard Paisley Pewter Quaich is a meaningful piece for life’s special occasions. The polished pewter bowl is engraved with a swirling paisley motif – symbolising creativity and individuality – while the handles are shaped in a distinctive paisley style. With its classic size and reflective finish, it is perfect for weddings, anniversaries, or moments of celebration.
Capacity – 135ml
Design – Paisley engraving in the bowl with paisley-style handles
Symbolism – Paisley pattern represents creativity, individuality, and timeless style
Material – Handcrafted from high-quality, lead-free pewter
Finish – Well polished for a bright, reflective shine
Engraving – Available on the outside of the bowl
Extras – Supplied with a Quaich story card; pewter plinth or silk-lined presentation box available under Extras
Presentation – Supplied in a classic lid and base box
Dimensions – Bowl diameter: 90mm | Height: 45mm | Handle to handle: 150mm
A traditional Scottish drinking vessel with a unique artistic twist, this quaich makes a memorable gift for weddings, anniversaries, or commemorations. Carrying both heritage and creativity, it is a symbolic ceremonial cup and a handcrafted pewter gift and lasting keepsake.
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Paisley Pewter Quaich – Standard Scottish Gift
This 135ml spun pewter quaich features elegant paisley-styled handles and an intricately engraved paisley design in the bowl, blending tradition with sophistication. With a well-polished finish and the option for engraving on the outside, it makes a meaningful anniversary or wedding gift. Supplied in a sturdy lid and base box, this traditional Scottish drinking vessel symbolizes friendship and unity, making it a cherished keepsake for any special occasion.
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