Lord of the Rings Pewter Goblets

Lord of the Rings Pewter Goblet Set

Buy both the 'At the Shire' and 'Mines of Moria' solid pewter goblets together and save! Each gorgeous goblet has three incredibly detailed individual sculpted panels, each depicting a unique and memorable scene from The Fellowship of the Ring.

In 'At the Shire', the first panel features Bilbo examining the One Ring, the second panel shows Bilbo on stage at his birthday party, and the third depicts Gandalf and Frodo riding in a horse drawn carriage through the Shire.

In 'Mines of Moria', the first panel features Gandalf reading a book, trying to find information on the One Ring, the second panel shows member of the Fellowship at the door to the Mines of Moria, and the third depicts Frodo and the Cave Troll in the Mines of Moria. Each goblet measures 7 1/4 inches in height and this set is sure to be treasured for generations.

Lord of the Rings 'Mines of Moria' Pewter Goblet

This solid pewter goblet has three incredibly detailed individual sculpted panels, each depicting a unique and memorable scene from The Fellowship of the Ring film. The first panel features Gandalf reading a book, trying to find information on the One Ring, the second panel shows member of the Fellowship at the door to the Mines of Moria, and the third depicts Frodo and the Cave Troll in the Mines of Moria. The goblet measures 7 1/4 inches in height and is sure to be treasured for a lifetime.

Lord of the Rings 'At the Shire' Pewter Goblet

This solid pewter goblet has three incredibly detailed individual sculpted panels, each depicting a unique and memorable scene from The Fellowship of the Ring. The first panel features Bilbo examining the One Ring, the second panel shows Bilbo on stage at his birthday party, and the third depicts Gandalf and Frodo riding in a horse drawn carriage through the Shire. The goblet measures 7 1/4 inches in height and is sure to be treasured for a lifetime.

The wisest of the Five Wizards, Gandalf the Grey was the prime mover in the War against Sauron and the bearer of the Ring of Fire. He fell in combat with the Balrog on the Bridge of Khazad Dum, but returned as Gandalf the White to complete his labours before passing into the West forever.
The most renowned of the Istari Wizards, Gandalf the Grey initiated the Quest of the Ring and was himself a keeper of the Ring of Fire. By his wisdom he guided the free peoples of Middle Earth to victory over the dark Lord Sauron.

Ents were the oldest of all living creatures in Middle Earth. Fourteen feet tall, they were like giant, walking trees. Slow and patient, but filled with immense strength when roused by the destruction of their beloved forest, they were instrumental in the overthrow of the traitor Saruman. Half men, half trees from the Time of Awakening, the Ents were instrumental in the destruction of Isengard and the capture of Saruman.

The heir of Isildur and bearer of Anduril, the Blade that was Broken, Strider, whose true name was Aragorn son of Arathorn, led the Fellowship after the fall of Gandalf and raised the siege of Minas Tirith. With the defeat of the Dark Lord Sauron he claimed the Kingship of the twin kingdoms of Gondor and Arnor and wedded Arwen, daughter of Elrond Halfelven. Leading the triumphant Army of the West at the Black Gate of Mordor, Aragorn (also known as "Strider") defeated the Dark Lord Sauron and claimed the Kingship of the twin kingdoms of Arnor and Gondor.