SC - Goblet covers?

[pndarvis at execpc.com]

My baronness makes them all the time for her goblets, she's 
10/11thCentury Anglo-Saxon-specifically to keep the bugs out of her 
wine/soda/beer.  I can ask her if she found research on them or not.  I 
do know that Spiegel offers them in their new spring catalog.


>Good Gentles--
>
>Have any of you ever come across a picture or description of fabric 
goblet
>covers, other than those covering the chalice in church? I'm looking 
for
>secular examples. They make a lot of sense, here in the
>yellow-jacket-infested South. Now I'm curious as to whether or not 
they're
>period.
>
>Many thanks.
>
>-Margritte
>
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