Desk Name Plate
A solid desk name plate that leans back on its own base, your name inlaid flush in a second color, in four finishes.
$44+17
Gifts for
Gifts for teachers, for the desk and the door
Pieces for the adult at the front of the room: a name on the desk, a sign on the door, a cup for the pens.
When people shop for teachers
What it costs
6 pieces from $38 to $98, median $48
- Under $250
- $25 to $503
- $50 to $1003
- $100 and up0
6 pieces for teachers
Office Door Sign
Two lines of raised text on a rounded plate, for a door, a desk edge or a cubicle.
Award Plaque
A recognition plaque with the name, the achievement and the organization inlaid flush in a second color, for a desk or a wall.
$52+14
Name Badges, 10 pack
Ten fluted name badges, one name and an optional role each, with pin or clip backs. No magnets.
$90 for 10, $9 a badge+14
Bookends, a pair
A pair of fluted bookends weighted with sealed steel shot, a name or a word inlaid along the top of each.
$98+14
Teachers are given a lot of mugs. What they use is something for the room they work in, with their name on it. The desk name plate is a solid slab sized to the name you type, inlaid flush in a second color, so the name is part of the surface. The office door sign puts the same name, and a room number or subject line, on the classroom or office door. The pen cup has bold flutes and holds the markers that always go missing.
Choosing for a classroom
Type the name the way the class says it: Ms. Avery, Mr. Parker, Coach Morgan. Fluted is the signature finish and suits a desk; Classic is the simplest and the lowest price. Gallery (bone and ink) is the calm choice, Kiln (terracotta and sand) is warm, and Library (olive and bone) suits a room full of books.
These are gifts for the adults who run the room, teachers and school staff, for their own desks and doors. Teacher Appreciation Week, the end of the school year, the winter holidays and the start of a new year are the usual moments, and the calendar on this page lists each with its last order date. Free shipping from $50.
Questions
What do teachers actually use?
A desk name plate, a door sign for the classroom or office, and a pen cup. All three live at work and get used every day, which is what teachers tell us they prefer to another mug.
How should I write the name?
Type it the way the class says it, for example Ms. Avery or Mr. Parker. The plate is sized to the letters, so a longer name gets a wider plate.
Can a group of families give one gift together?
Yes. The desk set, a name plate with a matching card holder, makes a good group gift. One person orders and enters the shipping address.
Are these gifts for students?
No. These are gifts for teachers and school staff, adults, for their desks and doors.