Game Tumblers
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Engraved Game Partridge Tumbler
£60.00This supremely hand engraved crystal Whisky Tumbler glass featuring a Partridge is the perfect gift for country enthusiasts. This Tumbler is made to order, delivery can take up to 2 weeks.
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Engraved Game Mallard Tumbler
£60.00This lovely hand engraved crystal Whisky Tumbler glass featuring a Mallard is the perfect gift for country enthusiasts. This Tumbler is made to order, delivery can take up to 2 weeks.
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Engraved Game Red Stag Tumbler
£60.00This carefully hand engraved crystal Whisky Tumbler glass featuring a Red stag is the perfect gift for country enthusiasts. This Tumbler is made to order, delivery can take up to 2 weeks.
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Engraved Game Pheasant Tumbler
£60.00This high quality hand engraved crystal Whisky Tumbler glass featuring a pheasant is the perfect gift for country enthusiasts. This Tumbler is made to order, delivery can take up to 2 weeks.
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Engraved Game Roebuck Tumbler
£60.00This lovely hand engraved crystal Whisky Tumbler glass featuring a Roebuck is the perfect gift for country enthusiasts. This Tumbler is made to order, delivery can take up to 2 weeks.
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Engraved Game Woodcock Tumbler
£60.00This lovingly hand engraved crystal Whisky Tumbler glass featuring a Woodcock is the perfect gift for country enthusiasts. This Tumbler is made to order, delivery can take up to 2 weeks.
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The Game Tumblers collection design are various countryside game images hand engraved by our very own master engraver Nick Davey using extremely detailed diamond point engraving, each signed by Nick Davey.
Each piece is entirely hand made in England and combines the luxurious weight and feel of lead crystal with traditional cutting and engraving techniques.
Royal Brierley is the most prestigious name in English lead crystal with a rich heritage spanning 300 years. The quality and craftsmanship associated with the famous Royal Brierley glassware has long been recognised by the unique distinction of two Royal Warrants of appointment as the Royal British glassmakers, with classic design styles that evoke the Georgian period of the 18th and 19th Century.
