- tun

TUN. A barrel ; if not named to the contrary is depicted in a lying position. P. 39, f. 37, No. 1. (ELVN)

TUN AND BOLT, or Bolt in Tun. i.d. f. 37, No. 2. (ELVN)

TUN ERECT, inflamed at the top. i.d. f. 38, No. 1. (ELVN)

TUN, Issuing from the Bung hole of a, five roses, stalked and leaved. P. 31, f. 28. (ELVN)

Tun

рус. бочка, бочонок

:фр. tonneau, barillet

:англ. barrel

Болшая бочка, обычно изображается вытянутой в длину. Иногда имеет обручи (hoops) иного цвета. Исп. как в гербах пивоварен и виноделен, так и в родовых. Встречаются определения «hogshead» или «barrel» а иногда и «tub». В последнем случае «ванна» должна, видимо, изображаться вертикально. Часто служит ребусом к фамилии, нпр. оканчивающейся на «-ton» .

:«Sable, a chevron between tuns barwise argent, [sometimes erroneously given as Argent, a chevron between three barrels sable]» – The VINTNERS' Company, London; granted 1442.

:«Gules, on a chevron argent between three pairs of barley garbs in saltire or, as many tuns sable hooped of the third» – BREWERS' Company, incorporated 1438; arms granted 1468, confirmed 1560. [On a brass in All Hallows, Barking.] The same arms are borne by the Company of BREWERS, Exeter.

:«Barry of five argent and azure; on a canton of the second a tun or» – KNIGHTON, co. Hertford.

:«Argent, on a fesse azure between three crosses crosslet fitchy sable, two tuns or» – CROXTON, co. Chester.

:«... three hogsheads, two and one ... – Adam de ORLETON, Bishop of Hereford, 1317-27; Worcester, 1328; and Winchester, 1334-45. [From carving on gatehouse at Esher.]

:«Gules, three barrels in pale argent» – MATON.

:«Argent, a chevron gules between three barrels[or tuns] standing on their bottoms sable, hooped or» – NORTON.

:«Argent, three tubs gules» – BRICKMAN.

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