- peacock

PEACOCK, and parts of this bird are frequently borne in Heraldry. P. 34, f. 5. (ELVN)

PEACOCK in his pride. P. 34, f. 4 ; and Peacock close, f. 5.

                The Peacock is used in ecclesiastical decoration, and symbolises power and omniscience. A Plume, or Panache of Peacock’s feathers. P. 43, f. 42. (ELVN)

Peacock рус. павлин фр. paon англ. peacock

Несколько семейст имеют павлинов в своих гербах. Обычно он представлен «affronté», с головой обращённой вправо и распущенным хвостом (tail expanded), о таком говорят «in his pride». Встречаются также и павы.

«Argent, three peacock in their pride proper» – PAWNE.

«Argent, three peacock in pride proper» – MUNT; PAWNE, 1716; PEACOCK, Bridge End, Scotland.

«Argent, on a fesse gules between three peacocks in their pride proper a castle of the first, inter two bezants» – SMYTH, Dublin.

«Argent, a fesse vair between three peacock's heads erased gules collared or» – RIDGEWAY, co. Devon.

«Argent, a Cross gules between four peacocks close proper» – SMITH, Baron CARRINGTON, co. Warwick, 1643.

«Sable, a bend between three peacock's heads and necks erased argent» – GELOUER.

«Quarterly argent azure, a cross quarterly ermines and gold between four peahens collared counterchanged» – Edmund GRINDALL, Bp. of London, 1559; Abp. of York, 1570; Canterbury, 1576-83; granted 1559.

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