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Gothic Goblet Collection
These gothic style pewter goblets, inspired
by history and legend, are magnificent
drinking vessels for social, ceremonial and personal use.
Each goblet is
handmade in
England by a
master pewter smith,
belonging to the time honored
body of master
craftsmen, "The Worshipful Company of Pewterers', granted a Royal Charter in
1474
by King Edward IV. Many of these ancient pewter-smithing skills are
still
utilized
today to create this rich collection
of fine
English Pewter
drink ware.
All products are handmade from the finest quality
FDA approved
Lead Free English Pewter.
As most Gothic Collection Pewter
Goblets are custom-made-to-order
in England, please allow 2 to 5 weeks for delivery. Gothic
Collection
Goblets which are noted as "in-stock" are
available for
immediate delivery.
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Seventh Son Goblet
Approximately
8.5" Tall
This goblet is
in-stock and available
for immediate delivery.
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Chalisbury Grail
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. Set with twelve hematite
and four carnelian cabochons.
Approximately 5" Tall
x 5 1/4" W
This goblet is
in-stock and available
for immediate delivery.
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Hermetic Communion
Goblet
A smaller scale goblet styled on the
theme of the rose and Seal of Solomon;
the alchemical principal of the perfectly
combined and harmonized elements.
Set with red crystal cabochons.
Approximately 7" Tall
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Gothiric Goblet
Topaz & Black Cabochon
The classic soaring lines of gothic elegance
are intrinsic in this simple, bejewelled, six-sided
chalice, bereft of symbolism and instead, steeped
in Carpathian ambience. As poignant on the high
table of dais as on the high altar of ceremony,
this imposing vessel commands reverence
in any setting. Set with eighteen topaz
and black cabochons.
Approximately 8" Tall
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The Chalice of the
Last Judgement
This imposing
9.5” high chalice, after Pugin,
commemorates the Archangel Michael’s
war in heaven against satan and the final
day of judgement. The main alternating
panels are engraved with images of the
sword-bearing Archangel Michael, followed
by a representation of Judgement Day; a
pair of Michael's seals with the pure soul
of man outweighing the forces of evil,
and the sword of God smiting the
devil. Sculpted heads of the righteous
St. Michael and the vanquished satan
decorate the corners. The base carries
the word "Revelation," from which the
war in heaven is described, and a
quote from an old prayer seeking
St. Michael's protection: "May
Michael the standard bearer lead
them into the holy light. Revelation."
The chalice is encrusted with Austrian
Crystals in black and white, representing
the opposing forces of good and evil.
Approximately 9.5" Tall
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The Trinity Chalice
A
unique 8 1/2" high pewter chalice, in the architectural
style of the perpendicular gothic.
The theme throughout
is of The Trinity, with
each feature being repeated three
times,
including the large amethyst Austrian
crystals.
The flying buttress legs each
end in a triangular
structure, whose niches
house the bronzed
statues of six saints.
Approximately 8.5" Tall
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Angels of Enoch Chalice
Based on John Dee's 'De Heptarchia Mystica'
of 1582, and Edward Kelley's, scrying of the
Angel Magic system of the Seven Rulers.
The names and seals of the seven Kings
and their Princes are inscribed around the
base, while the cup is engraved with the
seals of the four Watchtowers. With 14
worked bronze elements and 14 crystals
inserted in the body, and standing a
huge 8" high. The base is 5" wide.
Approximately 8" Tall
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Modus Quintus Chalice
The
personification of splendour and representation
of the Mission of Amzer, or 'The Fifth Way'. The
design is based upon the integer five, and the
Pentagramical Rose of philosophy. Set with
five red crystals, and standing 7"high.
Approximately 7" Tall
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