Goblets
AAG4 - £35.99
Mediaeval Pentagram Pils Goblet: Pils goblet with large highly embellished pentagram badge of gothic styling, set with a blue crystal stone. 6" (150mm) high.
AAG18 - £43.99
Oenghus: A 6" (155mm) high goblet, featuring a unique Celtic open knot-work stem.
AAG26 - £43.99
The Glastonbury Cup: A grail-form goblet of Celtic design, mounted with two vivid red abalone cabochons. Approx. 6" (155mm) high.
AAG29 - £29.99
Wyverex Pils Goblet: Drink from the cup and absorb the power of one of legend's best-known dragons. Approx. 6" (150mm) high.
AAG31 - £43.50
Chalisbury Goblet: A faithful reproduction created from an early C.17th drawing, of the cup from the Grail Myth, said to have been concealed in Chalisbury Cathedral from at least the 11th century, 12cm (4") high and 13cm (5") dia, with twelve hematite and four cornelian cabochons.
AAG35 - £29.99
Altar Goblet: A simple, but elegant polished goblet, deeply embossed on both sides with a powerful, double-interwoven pentagram. For charmed secular or ceremonial use. 5.5" (138mm) high.
AAG37 - £34.99
Raamael Pils Goblet: A garnet crystal is centred on the wings of the ancient Hebronic demon.
AAG40 - £47.99
The Rosslyn Bloodline Cup: An early, Celtic church-style cup, displaying a Templar's cross badge and supported on a replica section of Rosslyn Chapel's Apprentices Pillar.
AAG41 - £79.99
Sangraal: Classic Renaissance-Medieval depiction of the grail idea, bearing the IHS 'nomina sacra' seal of Jesus Christ and including the serpent of Evil & Deceit, or Longevity & Transmutation; with 6 Swarovski crystals.
AAG42 - £54.99 NEW RELEASE
Sangvinium: Derived from the Latin, meaning 'blood-red wine'. Smoked glass embellished with siam cabochon crystals. Overall height - including glass 235mm (9.25").
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