Two lugged silver quaich with engraved radial lines imitating the staves of a wooden quaich, inscribed "This Quaich was Given by Prince Charles Stewart to Flora Macdonald in 1746"

Two-handled silver quaich by David Mitchell, Edinburgh, 1737 - 1738, inscribed "AS 1737 MW"

Silver quaich on a circular foot by Edward Livingstone, Dundee, 1816, inscribed "Presented 10 Jany. 1816 to Mr Robt. Low by a number of the members of the Highland Society Dundee"

Quaich of yellow varnished wood with a pencil drawing of a game-bird on the inside bottom

Marble quaich with three handles ornamented with a harp, fleur-de-lis and a rose

Silver mounted wooden quaich engraved with a crown and JR on a silver plate inside and B.H. on the handles, dated 1692

Wooden quaich with two lugs which belonged to Rob Donn, the Gaelic Bard, 1778

Silver quaich, with two hollow section lugs and a simple foot rim, made by either John Baillie of Inverness or Johann Gotlief Bilsinds of Glasgow, c. 1740

Gleneagles silver tassie, the trophy for an amateur golfing competition held at Gleneagles, Perthshire, between 1925 and 1962, by Davidson, Henderson and Sorley, Glasgow, 1925

Two-handled wooden quaich mounted in silver, with a plate inside engraved with Wallace's tree and 'Tor Wood 1294', 'To the immortal memory of Sir William Wallace ...': Scottish, early 19th century

Silver quaich on collet foot with two down-turned engraved lug handles and circular body engraved with stave and withie lines, alternate panels filled with engraved tulips and roses: Scottish, probably by Matthew Colquhoun, Ayr, c. 1685

Silver quaich consisting of a shallow bowl with three lugs on simple moulded wire foot, Art Deco style: Scottish, by William J. Fraser, Ballater, 1935

Bronze quaich made from the boiler plug of the Tay Bridge disaster locomotive

Three-lugged quaich of walnut with silver mounting, the body of feathered stave construction and bound with split willow withies: Scottish, possibly Inverness, Possibly Alexander Fraser, c. 1680

Silver quaich made by William Scott, Banff or Aberdeen, c. 1681

Gold and agate quaich, engraved 'To S.B. Roe. 92nd GORDON HIGHLANDERS From H.R. Wallace in remembrance of much kindness', Scottish, nineteenth century