Teamwork Awards for Groups, Crews and Departments
A teamwork award has a problem an individual award does not: the achievement belongs to several people, and the piece has to say so. The awards on this page solve it in two ways. Some carry the idea in their form, and some carry it in their engraving, holding a dozen or more names on one board.
Awards that show the team in the piece itself
The Teamwork Achievement Crystal Award sets two figures cut from brushed aluminum climbing the angled edge of an optical crystal upright, standing 9 inches tall, with an etching area of 5.375" x 5.625" on the back. The Rosewood Teamwork Achievement Award uses brushed metal steps rising beside a rosewood piano-finish body and takes a 3" x 3" or 4" x 4" engraving plate. Gear awards and a jigsaw piece cut from Starfire crystal work the same way, using a form where separate parts only function once they are joined.
Perpetual plaques that hold the whole roster
Most of this page is perpetual plaques, and they are the practical answer when a team is recognized every year. One board carries a header and a column of small engraved plates, so a new name is added without buying a new award. Capacity runs from 12 plates on the Antique Eagle Perpetual Plaque up to 24 on the Walnut Perpetual Plaque, which measures 11" x 15". Backings include walnut, rosewood piano finish, cherry laminate and acrylic, and some versions attach the plates magnetically so a plate can be swapped rather than unscrewed.
Choosing between them
Order individual pieces when every member of the team should take something home, and order a perpetual plaque when the recognition stays on a wall and grows each year. Departments often run both: one plaque in the corridor, and a small crystal piece for each person on the project.






























































