Engraved Elland Road Stadium Decanter

Engraved Elland Road Stadium DecanterElland Road has been the home of Leeds United since 1919 and is recognised by the distinctive faade of the East Stand and the statue that stands before it. Together they create one of the most recognisable approaches to a football stadium in England. Prepared specifically for engraving, this illustration focuses on the architecture and surrounding structure rather than club branding, reducing the scene to clear lines and carefully judged proportions

This design reproduces the official collar jewel of the Secretary under the Scottish Constitution

while the second is engraved with the Working Tools of the First Degree: the Twenty Four Inch Gauge

the finished piece carries a soft

with totals carried through to a final score that holds the day together as a whole

This engraving interprets a familiar Venetian canal scene through expressive architectural linework

while his wartime codebreaking played a crucial role in Allied success during the Second World War

dates and personal inscriptions to be incorporated without losing the recognisable character of the original Luckenbooth

The composition has been adapted to suit the proportions of the whisky glass while preserving the character of the original illustration and the surrounding thistle wreath

but by moments of reflection

proportion and line weight refined to suit both the design and the chosen piece of glassware

This design reproduces the official collar jewel of the Inner Guard under the English Constitution

The floral border preserves the proportions and character of the original emblem while creating a distinctive interpretation of this familiar symbol