Description

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The 1980s Don Shiel Brutalist Design Goblet with a hexagonal base exemplifies the innovative spirit of Australian design during this era. Characterized by its unique geometric form, this goblet stands out with a textured surface that highlights the meticulous craftsmanship involved in its creation. The hexagonal base provides not only stability but also an eye-catching architectural detail that resonates with the Brutalist movement’s emphasis on raw materials and bold shapes.

Handcrafted from durable aluminum, this goblet is not just an aesthetic piece; it’s also functional and lightweight, making it suitable for both casual and formal settings. The minimalist design allows it to fit seamlessly into various table settings, enhancing the dining experience without overwhelming it. Its metallic finish gives it a modern edge, while the Brutalist influence offers a nostalgic nod to the artistic trends of the time.

This goblet is more than just drinkware; it’s a statement piece that reflects a moment in design history. For collectors and enthusiasts of mid-century modern aesthetics, this Don Shiel goblet serves as a conversation starter and a tangible piece of artistic heritage. Whether displayed on a shelf or used for special occasions, it embodies the fusion of functionality and artistry that defines Don Sheil’s work.

Additional information

Weight	0.41 kg
Dimensions	15 × 15 × 29 cm

Use Dimensions as a guide only, as these are closer to shipping size (with some padding), than physical item size.