- olive-tree

OLIVE-TREE, and Olive-Branches, are of very common occurrence as Heraldic bearings. See Dove with Olive-branch. P. 31, f. 25 ; P. 33, f. 42. (ELVN)

Olive-tree рус. олива

фр. olivier англ. olive-tree

Дерево изредка встречающееся, более распространены его ветви (черенок/отросток – slips, branches) последняя особенно (часта) в клюве у голубя (см.). Плоды, кажется, встречаются лишь во французских гербах.

«Argent, on a mount in base an olive-tree proper» – OLIVIER, co. Beds.

«Or, a fesse gules between three live branches proper» – ROUNDELL, co. York.

«Or, two olive branches in saltire vert» – VANHATTON, London.

«Argent, a fesse azure, two eagles displayed in chief and in base through an annulet gules a slip of olive and another of palm in saltire proper» – KENNAWAY, co. Devon: Baronetcy, 1791.

«Argent, on a pile azure, a dove close bearing in her beak an olive branch proper; on a chief sable a cross potent between two escallops of the first» – GRAHAM, Bp. of Chester, 1848.

«Argent, on a bend azure three doves of the first with olive branches in their mouths proper» – THOMASON, co. Chester.

«D'argent, a trois olives de sinople» – DE BREHIER, Bretagne.

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