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Engraved Coat of Arms Pint Glass

Engraved Coat of Arms Pint Glass

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Prepared for engraving

Each commission is reviewed before work begins. We assess your supplied artwork, text or original material and confirm any design preparation required before the engraving layout is developed and shared for approval.

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About This Commission

This design presents a selected coat of arms through its principal shield, with the surname arranged beneath as part of the composition.

The design is proportioned for the curved surface of the pint glass, with line weight and spacing adjusted so the main heraldic features remain clear at engraving scale.

Where a surname is used to identify a historical heraldic reference, it is treated as a design reference rather than confirmation of heraldic entitlement.

Form & Proportion

Tall 57cl pilsner-style pint glass with straight sides and a clean, contemporary engraving panel.

Height 220 mm

Width 76 mm

Capacity 570 ml

The 57cl pilsner pint glass features a tall, gently tapered silhouette designed to showcase pale beers and preserve a clean head. Its straight vertical sides provide a generous and reliable engraving area with minimal distortion, making it well suited to crests, logos and longer inscriptions.

Fully toughened for durability, this glass is practical for regular use while still offering a balanced, structured presentation for personalised gifts or event pieces.


The Commission Process

Each heraldic commission begins with the crest, insignia or reference material you would like us to work from. We review what you send, assess how it will translate into engraving and shape the design around the chosen piece.

Crest & Reference Review

Crest & Reference Review

Send us the crest, insignia or reference material you would like included. We assess the artwork, confirm what is suitable for engraving and agree the direction before design preparation begins.

Design & Engraving Layout

Design & Engraving Layout

Where required, artwork is prepared or redrawn for engraving and arranged to suit the chosen piece. An Engraving Layout is then shared for review, with one consolidated refinement included within the agreed brief.

Approval, Engraving & Presentation

Approval, Engraving & Presentation

Once approved, the piece is engraved and checked in our Fife studio before being prepared for presentation or dispatch.

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

Where a family name or clan design is not currently held in our studio archive, the artwork is reviewed and prepared specifically for engraving. Any applicable Design & Layout Fee will be confirmed in your Bespoke Commission Summary before design 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, an additional Design & Layout Fee will not normally apply.

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Presentation Options

Supplied in our Signature Gift Box as standard, with a satin-lined presentation box available where a more formal presentation is preferred.

Signature Gift Box

Signature Gift Box

Included as standard. Your glass is wrapped in white tissue and presented in our Signature Gift Box.


  • 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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