What is a medieval goblet cup?

A medieval goblet cup is a type of drinking vessel that was popular during the Middle Ages. It is characterized by its distinctive shape, with a deep, wide bowl that tapers towards the bottom, and a tall stem that is often decorated with intricate carvings or engravings. The stem of the goblet cup may be made of wood, metal, or even glass, while the bowl is typically made of glass. Goblet cups were often used for drinking wine or other alcoholic beverages, and were frequently decorated with elaborate designs that reflected the wealth and status of their owners.