Members' Roll of Arms
Many of the members of the Heraldry Society are armigerous, ie. they have a coat of arms. This gives us an opportunity to introduce you to the wide range of designs and styles that are used for modern, and ancient, heraldry. The arms are organised by the member’s surname.
Current Members
Scarpi, Daniele
Feudal Baron of Blantyre
Selvester, Guy
Artist: Andrew Jamieson.
Severson, Kimberly Louise
Artist: John Duncan of Sketraw.
The arms communicate the faith of the armiger, her participation in music, particularly vocal, and a love of art and writing. Azure and Argent are the armiger’s favourite colours and symbolize spirituality and purity. The voice of the bluebird symbolizes vocal music, and its feathers symbolize quills for art and writing. The bordure Sable symbolizes safe space.
Shinas, George
Shires, Stephen Richard
Siddons, Dr Michael Powell FHS
Wales Herald of Arms Extraordinary 1994-2010
Silva Reichinger Pinto Correia, Miguel
Artist: David Fernandes (rendition by Luís Camilo Alves)
Symbolism: The tinctures Azure and Or are taken from the flag of Madeira Island, the armiger's place of birth. The oriental dragon represents the armiger's Chinese zodiac as well as his interests and connections within Asia. The triangle and rose are a symbolic of the armiger's spirituality and the joy that he must strive for in life. Finally the crescent symbolizes the armiger's hope for a better future.
Miguel Silva Reichinger Pinto-Correia, shall inherit the following arms (that of his father and mother) in accordance to the following blazoning: Quarterly, I and IV Per chevron embattled Or and Azure, in chief two gillyflowers Gules in base a chick encircled by a chain Or; II and III Or, a double-headed lion rampant Purpure armed and langued Azure in chief a galero Sable; Inescutcheon: Per pale, Azure and Or, an oriental dragon counterchanged, armed and langued Gules, holding in its upper claws an inverted triangle Argent, charged with a rose Gules, barbed Vert. Crest: Two claws of a dragon erased and erect, the dexter Or the sinister Azure, both armed Gules, holding a crescent Argent. Should he be married his inescutcheon may be impaled with the spouse's arms.
Slater, Stephen
For a badge: A maunch Ermine issuing therefrom a dexter hand proper holding a human heart Gules. Artist: John Ferguson.
Spencer, David A
For a badge: An ice-axe Argent the shaft enfiling an annulet Gules pendent therefrom three bells Or each charged with a mullet the dexter Azure the centre Gules the sinister Vert.
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