Description

This beautiful oxhorn quaich has a pewter trim and decorative handles around the horn bowl

Supremely self-confident and debonair

Ideal for any long night

and the current line-up

Auld Lang Syne

Special Requests Volume 3 - Colin Dewar Quartet Genre_Novel This beautiful oxhorn quaich hasAnother great selection of Scottish country dances from one of the most popular bands on the scene at present. The Colin Dewar Quartet Colin plays lead accordion, Brian Morrison (second accordion), Gordon Simpson (fiddle) and Gus Millar (drums). Recorded in Locherbie in 1996. If you enjoy Scottish dancing you will love this recording. Tomtain Brae; West's Hornpipe; The Cashmere Shawl; Jennifer's Jig; Polharrow Burn; Hermitage Castle; Blooms Of Bon

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Special Requests Volume 3 - Colin Dewar Quartet Genre_Novel This beautiful oxhorn quaich has

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