Gifting occasion

Client and Executive Gifts

At the top of a client list, the challenge is choosing a piece that feels considered rather than generic. Start with the cup, then confirm the personal detail, presentation and actual product origin before the order is agreed.

Who this is for

Usually ordered by
Account leads, partners, founders
Typical run
Based on the relationship list
When to start
Confirm against destination and in-hand date

What we'd make for this

  • One recipient, one name — etched, so each box is genuinely theirs
  • A cup and saucer or a lidded form; something that occupies a desk properly
  • Your mark on the base only
  • A note explaining where it was made — the provenance is half the gift

Straight answer

Know what your tax position is before you set the budget

Gift and tax rules vary by organisation and destination. Check your own purchasing and tax requirements before setting a per-recipient budget; we can quote the ceramic piece and packaging separately.

Questions buyers ask

What makes this different from a premium catalogue brand?

We start with the form and finish that suit your recipients, then discuss the personal detail and presentation available for that piece. Some options may use existing stock; others require a custom batch.

Can we order a very small number for a handful of relationships?

Ask with your preferred piece and recipient count. We will confirm whether a smaller run is viable and quote the actual terms.

Do you ship internationally?

Give us the destination or recipient locations at quote stage. We will check available shipping arrangements and include freight terms in the quote.

Other gifting occasions

Tell us the date and the headcount

Send your logo, the quantity, and the day you need them in hand. We come back within 24 hours with tiered pricing, packaging options, and a delivery date — or we tell you it is not feasible, before you commit.