This pair of mouthblown wine goblets draws inspiration from 14th-century glassware. In medieval times, goblets held ceremonial significance, often used in rituals, feasts, and gatherings. Adorned with decorative glass trails or blobs, they were both visually striking and functional, offering grip when devouring a meal with greasy hands.

Crafted by the skilled hands of a father-son glasshouse in the Bohemian forest, Czech Republic—renowned for its glassmaking legacy—each goblet is made using time-honored techniques dating back to the 1400s.

Sold as a pair, these goblets are 20cm tall, 7cm wide, and hold 320ml. Made from light grey-tinted crystal glass, their artisanal nature means they feature unique irregularities and possible air bubbles. Hand wash only.

Good things take time: these goblets are made-to-order, requiring 4–6 weeks. Minimal stock may be available; contact me for urgent needs. Thank you for your patience.