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A true centerpiece for any tavern table, campaign night, or Renaissance Faire setup—this is the kind of chalice that looks like it’s been passed around after a hard-won quest.
Heavy, ornate, and full of character, this goblet features a sculptural base with curling gothic-style supports and twin angular handles that feel right at home in a castle hall or dungeon setting. The removable glass liner makes it actually usable—pour your drink of choice without worrying about the metal, then pop it out for easy cleaning.
The glass itself catches light beautifully, giving that “enchanted artifact” shimmer whether it’s filled with mead, wine, or something a little more… experimental.
This is not a flimsy prop—this has real weight and presence. It sits solid on the table and instantly elevates any setup from “game night” to “gathering of questionable adventurers.”
Perfect for:
- Dungeons & Dragons sessions
- LARP / reenactment use
- Renaissance Faire costumes
- Medieval or gothic home décor
- Barware with actual personality
Condition: Excellent overall. No cracks or chips to the glass liner. The metal shows a deep, natural aged patina that adds to the authentic, timeworn look—like it’s seen a few stories already.
Dimensions:
- 5.5\" tall
- 5\" opening
- 4\" base
If you’ve been looking for something that feels less like a replica and more like a relic—this is it.
For those who care about origins: the piece is marked by Webster Manufacturing Co. and dates to the late Victorian era, with decorative banding that includes swans and other nature motifs.
