Personalised Glassware

Engraved glassware is the most traditional personalised gift of all: a tankard for a twenty-first, a pair of champagne flutes for a wedding, a whisky tumbler for a retirement. Glass takes engraving beautifully, and a well-chosen piece is used for decades.

Compare pewter, glass and steel in our guide to engraved tankards, then choose between flutes, wine glasses and tumblers, crystal or glass, engraved or printed.

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Engraved Flutes, Wine Glasses and Tumblers: Choosing Personalised Glassware

Choosing personalised glassware: champagne flutes, wine and gin glasses, whisky tumblers and hi-balls, crystal versus glass, engraving versus printing, and toasting a win.

Glassware · 29 April 2026

A Sheffield pewter tankard with a hinged lid

Engraved Tankards: Pewter, Glass and Steel, and the Winner's Pint

A guide to engraved tankards: pewter, glass and stainless steel, glass-bottom legends, what to engrave, sporting trophies and the pub card games that go with a pint.

Glassware · 31 March 2026

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Thumbnail photos via Wikimedia Commons: Champagne flutes glasses bubbles (Jon Sullivan, Public domain); Pouring two champagne glasses (Quinn Dombrowski, CC BY-SA 2.0); Sheffield pewter tankard (cropped) (Blockhaj, CC BY-SA 4.0); Money box shaped like ERNIE the Computer (Science Museum, London) (Geni, CC BY-SA 4.0); Christmas Tree and Presents (Alhill42, CC BY-SA 4.0); Charcuterie board - Massachusetts (Daderot, CC0); Sweet jars in shop window - geograph.org.uk - 519847 (Philip Halling, CC BY-SA 2.0).