Plaques and panels
The standard protocol format: brass on a backing board, a deep cut, heraldic or corporate symbols.
Government bodies, state corporations, banks, year-end results
Describe the item and what should go on it. We will suggest the format, the material and the timing.
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Plaques, medals, diplomas on metal, statuettes. Year-end results, a tournament, a roll of honour, a departmental ceremony — wherever the award has to look expensive and outlast the occasion.
MATERIAL AND LOOK
We choose blanks to suit the brief and the budget. If you already have your own cups and plaques, we engrave on those.
The standard protocol format: brass on a backing board, a deep cut, heraldic or corporate symbols.
Government bodies, state corporations, banks, year-end results
Symbols on the obverse, the name and the date on the reverse. Runs from 10 pieces at a discount, each with its own inscription.
Tournaments, anniversaries, departmental badges
Instead of paper in a frame — an engraved plate. It does not fade or crease, and it reads as a real award.
Accreditations, competitions, letters of thanks, licences
We engrave on ready-made cups or select a blank ourselves. A wrap-around inscription along the base is a separate option.
Sport, corporate competitions, a roll of honour
We source them to suit the task and the budget. If you already have your own, we engrave on those — that is common practice.
Yes, we work with official insignia for ministries and government agencies. The artwork is agreed against your reference version.
From one working day for a small set. For a large ceremony it is better to book into the queue early — we will name a lead time once we see the volume.
Yes, that is often how it is done: first a run of plaques with the common text, then the names once the panel has decided.
Brass and bronze: a deep cut gives a golden, mirror-like relief. Steel has more contrast, but a more austere look.