Mott's Clamato Best Caesar Awards
The custom awards were created for Mott’s Clamato to recognize the winners of their Best Caesar competition. Two designs were employed as part of these awards:
A realistic sculpture of the Bloody Mary, complete with olives and celery.
Mounted medallions with the Mott’s Clamato logo sculpted into them.
Both the Bloody Mary sculptures and medallions were cast in bronze, and then finished with a sliver-nitrate patina.
The Bloody Mary sculptures stood 8.25” tall and were mounted on 1.5” tall black marble bases.
The logo medallions stood 4” tall, and, like the Bloody Mary sculptures, were mounted on 1.5” black marble bases.
Recipient information was engraved directly into the bases with silver-fill engraving, to match the silver-nitrate patina.
The custom awards were created for Mott’s Clamato to recognize the winners of their Best Caesar competition. Two designs were employed as part of these awards:
A realistic sculpture of the Bloody Mary, complete with olives and celery.
Mounted medallions with the Mott’s Clamato logo sculpted into them.
Both the Bloody Mary sculptures and medallions were cast in bronze, and then finished with a sliver-nitrate patina.
The Bloody Mary sculptures stood 8.25” tall and were mounted on 1.5” tall black marble bases.
The logo medallions stood 4” tall, and, like the Bloody Mary sculptures, were mounted on 1.5” black marble bases.
Recipient information was engraved directly into the bases with silver-fill engraving, to match the silver-nitrate patina.
The custom awards were created for Mott’s Clamato to recognize the winners of their Best Caesar competition. Two designs were employed as part of these awards:
A realistic sculpture of the Bloody Mary, complete with olives and celery.
Mounted medallions with the Mott’s Clamato logo sculpted into them.
Both the Bloody Mary sculptures and medallions were cast in bronze, and then finished with a sliver-nitrate patina.
The Bloody Mary sculptures stood 8.25” tall and were mounted on 1.5” tall black marble bases.
The logo medallions stood 4” tall, and, like the Bloody Mary sculptures, were mounted on 1.5” black marble bases.
Recipient information was engraved directly into the bases with silver-fill engraving, to match the silver-nitrate patina.