Coat of Arms · 1623
Alexandre Le Clerc de Pulligny
1585, after 1659
Arms borne upon the restoration of hereditary nobility, 28 May 1623
View Bearer's Profile →Blazon (heraldic description)
Per fess: in chief, on a field barry, a griffin segreant holding an open book; in base, two swords in saltire, points upward, pommels and hilts to base. Within an ornate Baroque cartouche.
In Plain English
Bearing chief. Full blazon: Per fess: in chief, on a field barry, a griffin segreant holding an open book; in base, two swords in saltire, points upward, pommels and hilts to base. Within an ornate Baroque cartouche.
Charges & Symbolism
Chief
The upper third of the shield, dominion, authority, wisdom in counsel.
Estates & Seigneuries
- Secretary to Charlotte Catherine de La Trémoille, Princess of Taranto
- Valet de Chambre and Court Musician of the Duke of Lorraine
