• Engraved firing glass with Masonic Lodge coat of arms crest and inscription
  • Engraved Atelier whisky glass featuring a Masonic lodge crest with Worshipful Master name and dates
  • Original artwork and prepared engraving for Grand Union Lodge on a white background
  • Original artwork and prepared engraving of a coat of arms with detailed animals and text.
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Engraved Masonic Lodge Crest Whisky Glass – The Atelier Edition

Engraved Masonic Lodge Crest Whisky Glass – The Atelier Edition

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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

Each design is developed from the lodge crest, badge or emblem supplied, with the wider engraving area allowing a more expansive composition.

Names, rank, office, suffix, year or presentation wording can be incorporated where appropriate, with the individual elements arranged together so the crest remains the focal point.

Line weight, spacing and proportion are resolved for the selected glass format so the complete composition remains clear at engraving scale.

Form & Proportion

Straight sided whisky tumbler with a substantial bubble base, providing a generous engraving area suitable for detailed artwork and presentation inscriptions.

Height 94 mm

Width 83 mm

Capacity 330 ml

Suitable for whisky, bourbon, rum and other short serves. The generous engraving area is well suited to detailed artwork, presentation inscriptions and complex compositions.

The Commission Process

Each Masonic commission is prepared with care for the crest, emblem, office or inscription being represented. We review the material supplied and consider how it will translate clearly and appropriately into engraving.

Artwork Review

Artwork Review

Share the crest, emblem, wording or other material you would like us to work from. 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

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.

Every Masonic crest presents its own considerations for engraving. Where interpretation, refinement or redrawing is required to improve clarity or preserve heraldic detail, this is assessed as part of our Bespoke Design Service. Any applicable Design & Layout Fee will be confirmed in your Bespoke Commission Summary before design work begins.

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Approved artwork is retained within our studio archive, making it straightforward to commission additional presentation pieces or future work 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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  • Coordinated Masonic Presentation

    Working from timeless symbols and ceremonial regalia, every design is redrawn by hand to preserve detail and dignity.

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