Knightly orders, coats of arms and the Holy Grail
The range covers drinking vessels with medieval visual language: knight goblets and knight tankards bear motifs from the world of crusaders and Knights Templar – order crosses, coats of arms, helmets and knight figures in white, black and red. Shot glass sets pick up the same motif world and suit convivial gatherings in medieval style. Plenty of goblets and tankards are fitted with a removable stainless-steel insert and are accordingly, depending on the product, also suitable for actual use – not intended as decor alone.
A particular section of the range is dedicated to the Holy Grail – the legendary chalice of the Arthurian cycle and Christian tradition, represented across various executions. Alongside these come goblets with fantasy sword motifs, which combine the medieval visual world with fairytale elements. Pieces by Veronese, Nemesis Now and Figuren Shop GmbH are represented among the range. Complementary pieces sit with the Knight Figurines and the Knight Chess Sets.
Frequently asked questions about medieval goblets
Are the goblets and tankards genuinely usable?
Plenty of goblets and tankards in the range are fitted with a removable stainless-steel insert and are accordingly suitable for actual use. The outer shell is, depending on model, decoratively designed and frequently hand-painted. Whether a product includes an insert is specified in the respective product description.
What is the Holy Grail?
The Holy Grail is a central motif of the medieval Arthurian cycle and Christian legend. According to surviving tradition, it is the chalice that Jesus used at the Last Supper. Within the Arthurian legend, the Knights of the Round Table set out in search of it. As a decorative object, the Grail goblet stands for the mystical side of medieval chivalric ideals.
Which knight motifs feature on the goblets and tankards?
The motifs come predominantly from the world of crusaders and Knights Templar: order crosses, knight figures in characteristic armour colours (white, black, red), helmets, heraldic reliefs and sword symbols. Alongside these come motifs from the Arthurian cycle as well as more general fantasy sword designs.
Which medieval cup sets are available?
The range covers shot glass sets with several glasses in coordinated knight or Knights Templar design. They suit medieval events, themed evenings or as a decorative table grouping.
