The Story Behind the Design
This design focuses on the upper section of the Shankly Gates, where flowing ironwork, the central crest and curved overthrow create the distinctive silhouette of the entrance. The structure has been redrawn for engraving with attention to the spacing and rhythm of the original ironwork.
The inscription panel is left clear for a name, date or short message. On selected glassware, trophy silhouettes are incorporated beneath the gates as part of the wider composition.
Drawn specifically for engraving on glass, architectural detail is simplified where necessary while preserving the proportions, structure and defining features of the original subject. Line weight and spacing are adjusted so the design remains clear at the scale of the glass.
Engraving & Personalisation
This design allows for a structured inscription, arranged across the engraving to maintain clarity and balance.
Each layout is composed in the studio to suit the design and form of the glass.
A Personalisation Layout is provided before engraving so you can check the wording, names, dates and other factual information supplied with your order.
Considered Pairings
From coordinated glassware and presentation pieces to bespoke commissions, these examples show different ways the design language can be carried forward.
The Companion Piece
Pair this piece with another from the studio collections to create a coordinated set, whether for gifting, presentation or display.
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The Studio Edit
Explore related pieces selected from across the studio collections, chosen to share the same design language and engraving style.
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Bespoke Commissions
Looking for something unique? Many commissions begin with an existing collection and develop into a design prepared specifically for the occasion.
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Satin Lined Presentation Box
The Glass
Height 86 mm
Width 80 mm
Capacity 330 ml
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Craft & Technique
Find Out MoreEach piece is engraved in our Fife studio using traditional sandblasting, chosen for its depth, clarity and permanence.
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Part of the Part of the Stadium Architecture collection Collection
View CollectionFrom the sweep of a stadium roofline to the ironwork of historic gates, every engraving is drawn with respect for the architecture and atmosphere that make football so enduring.
Images may show multiple glasses, bottles, or styling elements to demonstrate engraving detail, scale, or serving context. Unless clearly stated otherwise, each listing refers only to the engraved glassware described on this page. Personalised names or messages shown in images are examples of layout and finish.