The Poison Chalice is a classic 15th or 16th century chalice of grand proportions, built on a sexfoil base with encroaching ivy, and it's fluted column set with six red and black Austrian crystal poison ivy berries. The Poison Chalice is 7 inches high and the inscriptive band around the cup reads "One Poison Drives Out Another". This marvelous pewter Poison chalice is great to take to medieval faires, medieval wedding, medieval themed parties or every day casual use. Our medieval pewter chalices are very affordable and made of the finest English pewter.

One of the advantages of this pewter chalice is that it does not need regular polishing to maintain its gorgeous appearance; pewter does not tarnish like silver. To keep your medieval chalice bright and shiny, an occasional cleaning with a quality proprietary metal polish will keep it looking brilliant. This pewter chalice is made in Sheffield, England. Crafted by master craftsman who are members of 'The Worshipful Company of Pewterers'. This group was granted a charter in 1474 by King Edward IV for the legal manufacture of pewter chalices throughout England. Many of the ancient pewter-smithing skills are still utilized today. They only manufacture the highest quality in their collection of fine pewter chalices.