Engraved Lord's Pavilion Decanter

Engraved Lord's Pavilion DecanterThe Pavilion at Lord's is one of the most recognisable buildings in world cricket, its Victorian architecture remaining largely unchanged for more than a century. This illustration concentrates on the building's distinctive faade, from its twin towers to the layered balconies that overlook the famous ground. Carefully redrawn for engraving, the design preserves the character and proportions of the Pavilion while creating a detailed architectural

Euclid is often regarded as the father of geometry

dates and short inscriptions

well proportioned and appropriate to the significance of the occasion

Scotland's Tartan Army is recognised around the world for its colour

Every design is prepared individually from the artwork supplied

memory and electronic components

The composition is full of energy while remaining deliberately timeless

with Sir John Tenniel's original illustrations becoming some of the most recognisable images in children's literature

the Duke of Wellington has become one of Glasgow's most recognisable landmarks

producing a crisp permanent finish that captures the clarity and detail of this distinctive engraved emblem

The larger engraving area allows the full heraldic composition to be reproduced

this version is presented in the Striped Edition