“The goblet came from a local collector and the rummer from an Ashford estate and were purchased by the same private Surrey commission bidder.”

“There is no specific division between a wine glass and a goblet except that the latter is larger, but a very small glass is called a cordial.”

“This goblet of about the same period is made of a type of soda glass soon to be outmoded by the new English flint glass.”

“There were four long tables set with glistening silver and huge crystal goblets.”

“He gestured at the Greeks, who produced a crater and a pair of silver goblets.”

“Dressed in beautiful clothing, these courtiers and children eat a bountiful feast and drink from beautifully crafted goblets.”