Crafted with an eye for tradition and a touch for the individual, these two Bendigo Pottery goblets are a testament to Australian artistry in stoneware. The rich brown hue and classic goblet shape make them a versatile addition to any table setting, suited for all occasions from casual gatherings to more formal events.
Each piece bears the distinctive impressed backstamp authenticating their origin and handcrafted provenance. Celebrate the blend of functionality and art pottery technique with these unique vessels, a fine representation of Bendigo's storied pottery tradition.
Our latest Vintage HQ find are 1980 goblets which were made on the 8 August 1980.
Goblets appear to have been made by Terence Emond who was a thrower at Bendigo Pottery between September 1978 and 1980.
Bendigo Pottery started in the 1850s and still makes quality products in Bendigo to this day.
A nice addition to your Bendigo Pottery Collection.
