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Delftware Monogram - Chef Medallions
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Delftware Monogram - Chef Medallions
Delftware Monogram - Chef Medallions

Whether it’s a jar of fruit preserves, garden pickles, or a tin of holiday cookies, our personalized Chef Medallions add the final extraordinary ingredient to your homemade creations. These small round culinary labels featured in the New York Times and as a Martha Stewart "Secret Source" turn every hand-filled jar and home-baked treat into a beautiful gift.

Delftware Monogram - Chef Medallions

SKU: KMP00270
$ 26.00
Personalization Guide

Personalization Guide

Should I make the last name plural, or add an apostrophe s (‘s)?
The last name should be plural — NO apostrophe s is needed for address labels.

For most last names, add “S” at the end:

Last Name Plural
Johnson Johnsons
Lee Lees
Murphy Murphys
Smith Smiths


Add “ES” for last name that end with these letters:

Ends With Last Name Plural
S Ellis Ellises
Z Schwartz Schwartzes
SH Walsh Walshes
CH Aldrich Aldriches
hard CH Bach Bachs
X Knox Knoxes
silent X Bordeaux Bordeauxs


Are there other alternatives if I don’t want to pluralize the last name?
Yes, you could include the last name only, or add The + Last Name + Family:

Last Name Alternatives
Cooper Coopers or The Cooper Family


Can you print special characters, for example, accents, umlauts, etc.?
Yes, we can. If you type it in with the special character, that’s helpful. Please let us know in the notes so we don’t miss it.

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Whether it’s a jar of fruit preserves, garden pickles, or a tin of holiday cookies, our personalized Chef Medallions add the final extraordinary ingredient to your homemade creations. These small round culinary labels featured in the New York Times and as a Martha Stewart "Secret Source" turn every hand-filled jar and home-baked treat into a beautiful gift.

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