Some goblets are decorative props. Knights Templar Goblet is a collectible with genuine presence.
The piece comes with a removable stainless steel insert, which is the detail that makes Nemesis Now goblets genuinely dual-purpose. It protects the resin interior, makes cleaning straightforward, and means the Knights Templar Goblet earns its place on a shelf and in a hand equally.
This Knights Templar Goblet from Nemesis Now is cast in high-quality resin and produced with the medieval aesthetic in mind — a proper medieval goblet with the detail and craft that collectors of historical and fantasy drinkware expect from the brand.
The quality across this piece reflects Nemesis Now’s consistency in the medieval collectibles category: the imagery, colour work, and overall finish are all precisely executed. A medieval goblet earns its place through the strength of its craft, and this piece has that craft throughout. At this scale, it presents well as a display piece and holds up equally well as functional drinkware.
Whether for a dedicated medieval collection, a fantasy home décor shelf, or use as distinctive tableware, this goblet serves all purposes well. A quality piece of medieval drinkware available at Planet Goblin.
Browse the full medieval goblet range at Planet Goblin. Free UK delivery on orders over £49.
Collectible drinkware has improved dramatically in recent years, and Nemesis Now sits at the front of that improvement. Their goblet range combines strong licences, quality resin casting, skilled hand-painting, and practical steel inserts into pieces that are genuinely worth owning rather than simply owning. This goblet is a representative example of what the range does at its best. Shop the full collection at Planet Goblin with free UK delivery on orders over £49. The piece is part of the Nemesis Now collectible goblet range — one of the most consistently impressive drinkware ranges available in the UK gothic and fantasy collectibles market. Each goblet is produced to exacting standards with hand-applied paint work and a quality of finish that rewards the collector who invests in properly made pieces rather than decorative approximations.
