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Engraved Glass Display Plaque - Logo & Branding

Engraved Glass Display Plaque - Logo & Branding

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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

A bespoke engraving prepared from your logo, crest, building or design brief.

Every corporate commission begins with your logo, crest, building or design brief. Artwork is individually prepared for engraving, with layout, proportion and line weight refined to suit both the design and the chosen piece of glassware.

Whether you're commissioning a single presentation piece or a larger corporate order, each engraving is prepared for approval before production begins. Names, dates, presentation wording and commemorative inscriptions can all be incorporated to create a finished piece that reflects the occasion.

Each piece is engraved using our traditional sandblasting process, producing a crisp permanent finish that preserves the clarity and detail of the original artwork.

Form & Proportion

Jade glass rectangular plaque with polished edges and chrome pin stand, suitable for vertical or horizontal display.

Small

Height 140 mm

Width 85 mm

Medium

Height 160 mm

Width 100 mm

Large

Height 180 mm

Width 110 mm

The jade glass rectangle features a substantial 10mm thickness with polished edges and a clean, contemporary profile. Its balanced proportions allow it to be displayed either vertically or horizontally using the supplied chrome pin stand.

The flat engraving surface provides clarity for logos, crests and presentation text, making it suited to corporate recognition, lodge awards and formal commemorative pieces.


The Commission Process

Each commission follows a clear studio process, from initial review to artwork approval and final engraving.

Artwork Review

Artwork Review

We review the artwork, layout and engraving suitability before production begins.

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.

Production & Dispatch

Production & Dispatch

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

For straightforward brand artwork, the design stage may be included within the commission price.

Where supplied artwork requires redrawing, adaptation or more substantial development for sandblast engraving, a bespoke design fee will be confirmed following review and included 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, a further design fee will not normally apply.

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Presentation Options

Your piece is presented within a structured presentation box, designed to support and protect it during handling and display.

Satin Lined Presentation Box

Satin Lined Presentation Box

Included as standard. A structured presentation with a satin-lined interior, suited to marking significant moments and occasions.

Delivery & Handling

Delivery & Handling

Dispatched using a tracked service, with protective packaging selected to support safe handling and delivery.


  • 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 logos, brand assets and artwork for bespoke engraved commissions.

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From The Studio

Recent commissions and articles from the studio, showing how original artwork is prepared and engraved onto glass.