Engraved Crystal Vases and Bowl Awards
An engraved crystal vase carries a flat etch panel on one face, so the logo and inscription face the room. A crystal bowl award does the same job in a low, wide shape that reads from across a banquet hall. This range holds 39 vase styles and 38 bowl styles, and you can order any of them one at a time.
Lead crystal, lead-free crystalline or glass: which should you choose?
Material sets the weight and the cost per piece, so settle it first. Lead crystal holds 24 percent lead. That cuts deeper facets and adds real heft, as the 24% Lead Crystal Vase with Front-Facing Etch Panel and the 24% Lead Crystal Bowl Award show. Lead-free crystalline covers 52 of the 77 pieces here and gives similar clarity with no lead, which matters where procurement rules restrict it. Glass stretches a budget further: the Clear Glass Bowl Award holds one shape across five diameters, so one design can cover several award tiers.
Should you pick a vase or a bowl?
A vase gives a taller panel. It fits a name, a title and a date on several lines, and it works as a flower vase at home after the ceremony. A bowl puts the mark on a wider, shallower face that stays legible from the back of a room, which is why it is the usual stage award. The Clear Crystalline Bowl Award comes in three sizes from 5.5 to 9 inches.
How is the engraving applied?
Deep etch cuts artwork into the crystal instead of printing on top, so the mark will not wear off. Panel size is the real constraint: bowls run from about 2 by 1.5 inches up to 4 by 2.5 inches, vases from 1.25 by 2 inches up to 3.5 by 6 inches. Send vector artwork and we return a free proof at actual size before we cut anything.
Ordering one piece or a full recognition program
Minimum order is one unit, so a single retirement gift can be ordered without a case quantity. Where a program needs tiers, the same artwork carries across crystal awards, crystal plaques and glass awards. Buyers building a catalog pair these with employee recognition awards and years of service awards, while the wider awards and recognition range covers jade glass awards, acrylic awards, marble awards and metal awards for a different material. For a desk piece rather than a stage award, see desk awards and gemstone awards; for shape-led designs, star awards, flame awards, tower awards, obelisk awards, circle awards and clock awards cover the common silhouettes.
































































