Royal Warrants of Appointment coats of arms are displayed by establishments that supply goods or services to either HM The Queen, HRH The Duke of Edinburgh or HRH The Prince of Wales. The granting of a Royal Warrant permits the supplier to advertise the fact that they supply or work for the Royal Family, which is, of course, a recommendation in itself. The Royal crest above a citation plate stating the grantee’s trade is the traditional way that a Warrant holder advertises the status.
Ward Signs based in Bristol produces Queen Elizabeth II Royal Warrant crests in the following sizes: 7”, 15”, 22”, 30”, 36”, 48” and 60” (sizes being measured approximately from top to bottom). Due to the physical properties of the different materials available, the Royal Warrant Coat of Arms is generally made from cast aluminium, but may also be built up from laminated GRP (glass fibre). Once cast, aluminium coats of arms are painted in oven baked enamel undercoat and then hand painted by our heraldic artists.
Notable projects where we had to produce Royal Warrant Coats of Arms for Warrant holders of Her Majesty The Queen include Fortnum and Mason, John Lewis, Waitrose and Jaguar Landrover.
Royal Warrant Coat of Arms and Plaques made for grantees for His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales. To date, more than 170 regular suppliers of goods and services hold Royal Warrants of appointment to The Prince of Wales and can display the Royal Warrant Crest.
These custom aluminium Royal Warrant Coats were a special commission. Using our Royal Warrant production skills these unique trays look wonderfully stylish. Read more.
Read about our mounted bronze plaque Royal Warrant Coats of Arms. This case study discusses what we did for the well-known brands' of John Lewis and Fortnum & Mason.
We specialise in manufacturing, restoration and reproduction of historic and new coats of arms. We are also able to manufacture from originals, from heraldic associations, or even from a photo.
Royal Warrant Coat of Arms and Plaques made for grantees for His Royal Highness, the Prince of Wales. To date, more than 170 regular suppliers of goods and services hold Royal Warrants of appointment to The Prince of Wales and can display the Royal Warrant Crest.
Royal Warrant Coats of Arms and Citation Plaques for those bearing a Royal Warrant for His Royal Highness, the Duke of Edinburgh. To date, HRH the Duke of Edinburgh has granted 38 Royal Warrants
Ward Signs has recently completed a new cast resin plaque for long standing client Bristol City Council in Brandon Hill Park, Bristol.
Ward Signs has recently completed a new range of signage for new client The Worshipful Company of Stationers in The City of London
Ward Signs has recently completed a new range of signage for new client Victoria & Albert Museum in London
Ward Signs, Maze House, 18 Maze Street, Bristol, BS5 9TE
