Copper wheel glass engraving is a highly skilled and intricate craft that has been practiced in Britain for centuries. This technique, which involves using a copper wheel to engrave delicate designs onto glass, has produced some of the finest examples of decorative glassware in the country’s history. However, the craft is now endangered, with only a few artisans remaining who possess the knowledge and skill to create these detailed works of art. Preserving copper wheel glass engraving is vital for keeping Britain’s artistic heritage alive, as it represents a fusion of craftsmanship, artistry, and history. By supporting this endangered craft, we ensure that future generations can continue to appreciate and carry forward this exceptional tradition of glass decoration.

Here is a list we compiled to be of assistance.  If you find any errors or omissions, please send us an email to:  Support@EndangeredBritish.com ~ thank you!

Heritage Craft: Copper Wheel Glass Engraving

Business Name	Craftsperson	Address-1	Suburb	Postcode	Country	Website	Email	Phone
Luckenbooth Fine Arts	Wilma Mackenzie	Harbour Street	Tarbert	PA29 6UD	Scotland	https://www.luckenbooth.net/		44 (0)1880 821234
	Ainsley Francis		Edinburgh		Scotland	https://ainsleyfrancis.com/	info@ainsleyfrancis.com	44 (0) 7583 087 105
	Alison Kinnaird MBE		Midlothian	EH23 4SH	Scotland	https://www.alisonkinnaird.com/	alisonkinnaird@gmail.com	44 (0)1875 830 328
	Denis Mann		Wick Caithness		Scotland	https://www.denismann.com/
	Junko Eager		Glasgow		Scotland	http://junkoeager.co.uk/index.html	junkoeager@yahoo.co.uk	07906 807840
	Katharine Coleman MBE	E15 Cockpit Bloomsbury, Cockpit Yard, Northington Street	London	WC1N 2NP	England	https://katharinecoleman.co.uk/	katharine@katharinecoleman.co.uk	44 (0)7976 812 660
	Steven Piper	36 Eveson Road​, Norton	Stourbridge	DY83BP	England	https://www.sjpiper.com/	Tom-36@hotmail.co.uk	7557107539

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