Engine-turned engraving is a precise and intricate craft that has been practiced in Britain for centuries, used to create stunning geometric patterns on metal objects such as watches, jewelry, and silverware. This technique, which requires specialized machinery and a high level of skill, was once highly valued for its detailed and decorative results. However, engine-turned engraving is now endangered due to the rise of modern manufacturing techniques and a decline in demand for handcrafted items. Preserving this craft is essential for keeping Britain’s artistic and industrial heritage alive. By supporting the few remaining engravers who practice engine-turning, we ensure that this remarkable form of craftsmanship continues to be appreciated and passed down to future generations.

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: Engine Turned Engraving

Business Name	Craftsperson	Address-1	Address-2	Suburb	Postcode	Country	Website	Email	Phone
Deakin & Francis		Regent Place		Birmingham	B1 3NL	England	https://deakinandfrancis.com/	cufflinks@deakinandfrancis.co.uk	44 (0) 121 236 7751
Garrick Watchmakers		Fletcher Way	Unit 2	Norwich	NR3 3ST	England	https://garrick.co.uk/	info@garrick.co.uk	44 (0)1603 327272
Yard-O-Led		15 – 17 Regent Place	Unit 12	Birmingham	B1 3NL	England	https://www.yard-o-led.com/		0121 752 9833
	Steve Keen	40 Low Cross		Whittlesey	PE7 1HW	England	http://www.engineturning.co.uk/	steven@engineturning.co.uk	01733 203 600

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