Wooden Wine Chalice - Samson Historical
Wooden Wine Chalice - Samson Historical
Toast to your good health with a wooden wine chalice. Each is 5 inches tall and holds 4 oz of your favorite mead or wine. The natural finish on these compliments nearly any table setting. While smaller than modern glassware, this daintier size is commonly found in 18th-century goblets and glasses. This traditional chalice, crafted from natural wood, provides a unique vessel with a warm hue that is sure to make it a conversation starter..
Toast to your good health with a wooden wine chalice. Each is 5 inches tall and holds 4 oz of your favorite mead or wine. The natural finish on these compliments nearly any table setting. While smaller than modern glassware, this daintier size is commonly found in 18th-century goblets and glasses. This traditional chalice, crafted from natural wood, provides a unique vessel with a warm hue that is sure to make it a conversation starter.
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