Gothic goblets and fantasy tankards for table and collection
The range covers goblets and tankards in cold-cast resin with removable or fixed stainless-steel insert – which means they're not just decorative objects but properly usable drinking vessels. The basic construction is similar across goblets and tankards: cold-cast resin forms the figurative outer body, the stainless-steel insert holds the capacity. Several models are crafted in ceramic.
The motif spectrum reaches very wide: gothic classics such as Baphomet, wolves, bat or pentagram sit alongside dragon and dragon-claw designs, Viking goblets featuring Odin, Thor or Valkyries, knight and Crusader motifs, alongside officially licensed franchise designs from games such as World of Warcraft, Elden Ring, Baldur's Gate and Dungeons & Dragons, from series and fantasy worlds such as Game of Thrones or Lord of the Rings, and from the band merchandise segment. For medieval goblets and tankards from the cultures shop, a dedicated category sits at Medieval Knight Goblets & Tankards.
The more elaborately worked figurative models featuring dragon figures, skull depictions or deity motifs are often also interesting as collector's pieces – they hold their own not just at drinking gatherings but also on a shelf or in a display cabinet. More pared-back variants with engraved symbols or emblems suit daily use at the home bar better. Anyone wanting to set up a properly themed gothic table, medieval evening or roleplaying session in keeping will find goblets and tankards here for exactly those purposes. Matching companion pieces sit among the Gothic Candle Holders, Gothic Glasses and further pieces for the Gothic Table.
Frequently asked questions about gothic goblets and tankards
Can the goblets and tankards genuinely be used for drinking?
Yes. Most models have a stainless-steel insert that forms the capacity and is removable on plenty of models. They are full-fledged drinking vessels, not purely decorative objects.
Are the goblets and tankards dishwasher-safe?
Generally no. The cold-cast resin outer body isn't suitable for the dishwasher. On models with a removable stainless-steel insert, the insert can be cleaned separately. The individual product description gives precise information.
What's the difference between a goblet and a tankard?
Goblets are slim drinking vessels on a stem or foot, similar to a wine glass. Tankards are broader, have a handle and a larger capacity – typical for mead or beer drinks.
Are officially licensed goblets and tankards from films and games also available?
Yes. The range includes officially licensed merchandise from well-known franchises such as World of Warcraft, Elden Ring, Baldur's Gate, Dungeons & Dragons, Game of Thrones, Lord of the Rings and further series and games.
