National Association of Goldsmiths of Great Britain and Ireland
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Arms: Quarterly Or and argent, on a cross quarterly gules and azure a lion's face gold ; on a chief per pale of the fourth and third a pair of scales of the first.
Quarterly Or and Argent on a cross quarterly Gules and Azure a lion's face Gold, a chief per pale also Azure and of the third thereon a pair of scales of the first. Crest : On a wreath Or, Gules, Azure, Argent, Gules and Azure, a demi-figure representing St. Dunstan, nimbed, habited and mitred as a Bishop, his dexter hand raised in benediction and his sinister hand resting on a covered cup, all Or. Supporters : On either side a unicorn regardant Or armed, crined, unguled and gorged with a chain Argent pendant therefrom an escutcheon quarterly Gules and Azure, that on the dexter charged with an annulet Gold gemmed also Argent and that on the sinister with an hourglass also Or. |
Origin/meaning
The arms were officially granted on December 15, 1960 (British grant) and May 27, 1988 (Irish grant).
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