Many glass engravers claim they can do photo engraving, and indeed, some can. However, that is where the similarity ends; because what other companies can’t do is match the almost flawless reproduction from photo to glass that Malridge can achieve, with their Photo Engraving.

The Malridge engravings and photo engravings are completely different, as they are in what is known as ‘High Definition.’ By this advanced method, the dots that make up the images are almost impossible to detect.
As a result of this innovative photo engraving using our special engraving method, our workmanship is truly hard to match.

This point is highlighted by our customers, who simply marvel at the finished result. Every known adjective of satisfaction has been heaped upon us. There is a particular reason for this; because the work is always personal!

It is also worth noting, that all our work using photo engraving is carried out in-house by our skilled craftsman. In other words, we do not rely on any outside influence or organisations to complete any of the necessary work.

Personalising Pictures

This in-house work or photo engraving has many advantages, as most of our customers have a specific need or request. For example, they may wish for the photo background, or people or objects to be removed. This is no problem for our skilled designers, just state your requirement, and it will be done.

To get a feel for our work and the kind of photo engraving you would want, just click the link on the menu bar at the top of the page that says, ‘Photo Engraving.’  Here you will see many examples of the exceptional quality of our photo engraving and diversity of our photo engraving work.

Please remember also, that we can engrave from any photograph, which of course will be returned to you with the finished work.

Any questions or queries about any required undertaking, please don’t hesitate to call; no question is too trivial, and we will be delighted to put your mind at rest by explaining any aspect of our work that is not understood. E-mails are welcome, but a phone call is best.