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Blason de baronnets Duff de Vaynoll Park (Royaume-Uni), d'abord baronnets Assheton-Smith dessiné par Bruno Vallette pour le Projet Blasons du Wikipédia francophone, avec Inkscape.
Source : moucheture d'hermine adaptée de de Glesker - Blasonnement : écartelé ; aux 1 et 4 contre-écartelés d'azur à deux fasces d'or accompagnées de trois phéons du même (qui est Smith), et d'argent à une étoile percée de sable (qui est Assheton) ; aux 2 et 3 de sinople à une fasce vivrée d'hermine, accompagnée en chef d'un rencontre de cerf d'or et en pointe de deux coquilles du même, à la bordure échiquetée du dernier et du premier (qui est Duff)

Coat of arms of Duff baronets (United-Kingdom) drawn by Bruno Vallette for Blazon Project of French-speaking Wikipedia, with Inkscape.
Source: unspecified - Blazon: quarterly, 1st and 4th, counter quartered (1st) and (4th) az. 2 bars between three pheons, or (Smith); (2nd) and (3rd) arg. a mullet pierced sa. (Assheton); 2nd and 3rd vert, a fesse dancetty erm., between a stag's head cabossed in chief and two escallops in base or, within a bordure chequy of the last and first (Duff)

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