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Engraved Coat of Arms Wine Glass

Engraved Coat of Arms Wine Glass

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Prepared to your brief

Artwork is prepared and shared for approval prior to engraving. Layout, proportion and line weight are refined for clarity and permanence.

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About This Commission

Your family's Coat of Arms incorporating the shield, crest, mantling and surname.

This design presents your chosen Coat of Arms as a fuller heraldic composition, incorporating the shield, crest, mantling and surname. Each Coat of Arms is prepared individually using established heraldic references to ensure the correct arms are reproduced for your chosen family.

The Atelier Edition expands the traditional heraldic presentation while preserving the proportions and detail of the original arms, creating a composition particularly suited to larger engraving areas.

Each engraving is prepared individually using our traditional sandblasting process, producing a crisp permanent finish that captures the detail and character of your family's heraldic arms.


Additional heraldic detailing is incorporated to create a fuller composition while preserving the structure of the original arms.

Form & Proportion

Taller tulip-bowled wine glass with elongated stem and refined proportions, offering an expanded engraving field and elevated visual line.

  • Height 235 mm
  • Width 90 mm
  • Capacity 90 ml

The Atelier wine glass features a taller bowl profile and slimmer stem compared to the Signature version, creating a more elongated silhouette. The additional bowl height provides a larger engraving area, allowing detailed crests, monograms or multi-line inscriptions to be positioned with improved spacing and clarity.

The refined stem and balanced foot contribute to a lighter visual profile while maintaining stability for display and table presentation.


The Commission Process

Each commission is prepared individually in our studio, with artwork reviewed and approved before engraving begins.

Artwork Review

Artwork Review

We review the crest, insignia or reference provided and assess how it will translate clearly into engraving.

Design & Engraving Layout

Design & Engraving Layout

Where required, artwork is refined or redrawn for engraving. An Engraving Layout is prepared and issued for approval before engraving begins.

Engraving & Finishing

Engraving & Finishing

Once approved, the piece is engraved by hand in our Fife studio and prepared for presentation or display.

Family coats of arms and clan crests vary considerably in their detail and composition. We hold a growing archive of designs already prepared for sandblast engraving, and where suitable artwork is held, no additional design preparation is required.

Where a family name or clan design is not currently held in our studio archive, the artwork will be reviewed and prepared specifically for engraving. Any design fee required will be confirmed in your Bespoke Commission Summary before work begins.

Explore the Bespoke Design Service

Approved artwork is retained within our studio archive, making it straightforward to commission additional pieces using the same design. Where the existing artwork can be used without further design work, a further design fee will not normally apply.

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Presentation Options

Ready to gift, or upgrade for a more formal presentation.

Signature Gift Box

Signature Gift Box

Included as standard. Your glass is wrapped in white tissue and presented in our signature blue box. Clean, protective, and ready to give.

Satin Lined Presentation Box

Satin Lined Presentation Box

Upgrade to a satin-lined presentation box for a more formal finish. Well suited to milestone occasions and presentation pieces.


  • Craft & Technique

    Each piece is engraved in our Fife studio using traditional sandblasting, chosen for its depth, clarity and permanence.

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  • Preparing Your Image for Engraving

    Guidance on supplying crests, logos artwork for bespoke engraved commissions.

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