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Hand Made Coat of Arms
Arms of Distinction
An excellent return from offering Hand made Coats of Arms to your customers can be achieved. You display hand painted or Embroidered Coats of Arms, take the orders and we make them and ship directly to your customer. It cant be easier than that.
Example : Small hand painted shield onto pressed and polished copper, mounted onto a wood base shield. You sell to your customer for a minimum recommended price of £40.00 You buy at our trade price of 25.50.
For trade samples we offer a reduction of one third off the Trade prices shown on this page. Simply request which items you require and we will either supply out of stock or make the item for you.
For ordering please click on the 'BUY NOW' Tab which will take you to the choice of paying either by Paypal or Credit Card.
Cheques or Direct Bank transfer are accepted on request, simply email for details or complete the form below.
The following prices include postage within the UK.
****All hand painted wooden mahogany finish shields below are also available in solid Oak in the same styles.
See prices by clicking 'Trade Store' and select 'Trade prices'
Example : Small hand painted shield onto pressed and polished copper, mounted onto a wood base shield. You sell to your customer for a minimum recommended price of £40.00 You buy at our trade price of 25.50.
For trade samples we offer a reduction of one third off the Trade prices shown on this page. Simply request which items you require and we will either supply out of stock or make the item for you.
For ordering please click on the 'BUY NOW' Tab which will take you to the choice of paying either by Paypal or Credit Card.
Cheques or Direct Bank transfer are accepted on request, simply email for details or complete the form below.
The following prices include postage within the UK.
****All hand painted wooden mahogany finish shields below are also available in solid Oak in the same styles.
See prices by clicking 'Trade Store' and select 'Trade prices'
Small Shield Single
The Small Shield measures approx. 5.1/2" x 7.1/2".
Hand painted and mounted onto a wood base shield.
Hand painted and mounted onto a wood base shield.
£
26.50
Knight Single
The large single plaque measures approx. 11"x 12".
Hand painted and mounted onto a wood base shield.
Hand painted and mounted onto a wood base shield.
£
39.50
Cadet Double
The anniversary double hand painted Shields onto embossed copper, mounted onto a wood base shield. Approx: 11"x12
£
51.00
Knight Double
The larger version anniversary double (Male and Female) measures approx: 14"x15". Hand painted, mounted onto a wood base shield.
£
62.00
Single Parchment Painting
A4 parchment style paper hand painted with the Coat of Arms (unframed). An A4 parchment painting depicting two Coats of Arms
£
35.00
Double Parchment Painting
Male and Female (Anniversary double) Size A4 landscape (unframed)
£
55.00
Single Embroidery
beautifully Embroidered Coat of Arms produced in glorious colour embellished with gold and silver wire.
A4 (Unframed).
A4 (Unframed).
£
45.00
Embroidered Blazer Badge
The Coat of Arms embroidered in gold and silver wires.Measuring approx: 3" x 3".
£
30.00
Banner
We can produce full size banners approx. size 24" x 14" portraying A Coat of Arms accociated to a given surname depicting the Coat of Arms plus Crest and Motto if applicable
£
120.00
Double Embroidery
Two Coats of arms beautifully embroidered in full colour with gold and silver wires. Anniversary double, (Male and Female). Size: A4 landscape.
£
80.00
Brief history
During the 13th century Heralds became the acknowledged experts in the system of supervising and recording the signs on a shield which were known as armorials, and out of the age of chivalry emerged the tradition which takes our imagination back to the stirring and historic events and scenes of the middle ages. Now we are able to display such symbols associated to our
name as a decorative rendition of the Heraldic artists interpretation of ancient blazons of Coats of Arms for prosperity.
During the 13th century Heralds became the acknowledged experts in the system of supervising and recording the signs on a shield which were known as armorials, and out of the age of chivalry emerged the tradition which takes our imagination back to the stirring and historic events and scenes of the middle ages. Now we are able to display such symbols associated to our
name as a decorative rendition of the Heraldic artists interpretation of ancient blazons of Coats of Arms for prosperity.
