A wood award gives a milestone something the winner can keep on a desk or hang on a wall. This page collects wood recognition pieces you can order with a logo and an honoree's name, from flat plaques that mount in a lobby to rosewood bases topped with cast metal figures. The notes below pull engraving areas, setup charges, and production times straight from the styles listed here, so you can shortlist a few before you ask for a quote.
Wood plaque awards for walls
Wood plaques hold more wording than a small trophy, which is why buyers reach for them on service anniversaries and retirement citations. The Metal Photo Plaqe with a walnut cove edge lists laser engraving areas of 5" x 7", 6" x 8", 7" x 10", and 8.5" x 11", so it handles a short name plate or a full citation next to a photo. The Oakleigh/Finch plaque lists a piano finish and engraving areas of 4" x 6", 5" x 7", and 6" x 9". Styles such as the Oakleigh/Verdi and the Farnsworth/Verdi in a cherry finish list those same three areas, which helps when you want one look across several departments.
Standing wood awards for a desk or shelf
Some pieces here stand on a surface instead of hanging, and buyers often call these wood trophies even though the listings name them awards. The Waddington Peak Award lists cast metal with rosewood, measures 7" x 6", and offers a 4" x 3.5" engraving area. The Contemporary Shield lists walnut as its material with a 3.25" x 3.25" engraving area, either on the wood or on a plate. The Rosewood Based Spinning Globe Recognition Award lists a 9.25" size with a 2" x 1.5" engraving plate. Others in the range include the Harrison Eagle Award in metal, resin, and wood, the Fowler Award in aluminum and rosewood, and the Oliveira Award, which lists engraving areas of 2.5" x 6", 2.5" x 7", and 2.5" x 8".
What the listed price includes
On the Rosewood Teamwork Achievement Award the listed price covers one side, one location laser engraving, and the style offers engraving areas of 3" x 3" and 4" x 4". That award carries an $80 setup charge and a five day production time. Several other rosewood styles on this page list the same $80 setup and five day production, among them the Ainsworth Award, the Bamburgh Award, and the Customizable Rosewood Recognition Award. Read the engraving area before you write your wording, because a long citation sits better on a plaque than on a small plate.
Full color printing on wood
Not every piece here is engraved. The Wood Block Award lists a digital full color process, which suits a logo that depends on its colors. Its listing names 3" x 5", 4" x 6", and 5" x 7" block sizes, and it carries a $50 setup charge, a minimum of 6 pieces, and a seven day production time. The Geometric Wood Planter with Succulent takes another route: it measures 3-15/16" wide by 3-1/2" high by 4" deep, lists a 2-3/4" x 2-3/4" laser engraving in one location on the planter, a $56 setup charge, and a minimum of 24 pieces.
Ceremonial pieces on wood bases
Some listings pair a wood base with a ceremonial tool for a ribbon cutting or a groundbreaking. The Walnut Base with Removable Gold-Handled Scissors lists a 5" x 10" x 3/4" walnut base. The Piano Finish wood wedge base with Gold Plated Scissors lists a base of 10.5" x 2" x 1-3/4" with a 9-1/2" scissor, and the 8" x 10" Piano Wood With Gold Hammer lists an 8" wide by 10" long board with a gold plated hammer. Ask us about engraving options on these three before you order.
Tell us the wording, the quantity, and the date you need them, and we will price it out for you. Contact us for a quote on wood awards, or browse crystal vase and bowl awards if you want glass instead.