A simple, but elegant polished goblet, deeply embossed on both sides with a powerful, double-interwoven pentagram. For charmed secular or ceremonial use. 5” (138mm) high........

Named after Apollonie Sabatier, mid-C19th Parisian artist's model, muse lover of poet, Charles Baudelaire, and subject of his famous poem, ‘Les Fleurs du Mal'. Sabatier & Baudelaire were both model absinthedrinking..........

An authentic English Middle Ages plague cross stands as tribute to the dreadfully ill-fated half of the population which suffered unimaginable horrors and inevitably succumbed in agonising death to the inexorable buboes;..........

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. 12 cm (4”) high and 13 cm (5”)..........

That which might once have belonged to a monk, then exhumed from the grounds of his Newstead Abbey, and, filled with claret or champagne, passed around the cellar amongst his select company of friends. Authentic..........

Late C15th noble goblet bearing the Borgia's double-headed phoenix crest and the initials LB, and housing an amply proportioned cavity behind the knop's secret panel. The Latin text reads:“BIBERE VENENUM IN AURO”..........

A lesser goblet in the same style as the host's, but intended to receive, rather than dispense. Approx. 7” (180mm) high..........

A 6” (155mm) high goblet, featuring a unique Celtic open knot-work stem........

A Swarovski burgundy crystal is centred on the wings of the ancient Hebronic demon........

Classic Renaissance-Medieval depiction of the grail idea, including the serpent of Evil & Deceit, or Longevity & Transmutation; with 6 Swarovski crystals........

The Seven Deadly Sins Unique, heptagonal (seven-sided) goblet, based upon an opulent 16th Century glass example, and encircled with the ‘SALIGIA' mnemonic..........

A lavishly imposing Celtic knotwork base and stem, supporting a deep sapphire blue, hand blown glass bowl. Standing approx. 8” (200mm) high..........

Drink from the cup and absorb the power of one of legend 's best-known dragons. Approx. 6” (150mm)..........