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Arms of HĂ©rault, France
Designed around 1950
Blazon: Argent on a torteau a cross of Toulouse or
Another Robert Louis creation! I like the straightforward simplicity of combining the cross of Toulouse of Occitanie and the torteau of the lords of Montpellier (the department’s prefecture). I should note that, however visually and historically appealing they may be, these arms, like most of Louis’ designs, are not official.
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From The Curiosities of Heraldry by M. A. Lower. Further coats of arms from the family of Fitz-Dering in Kent.
1. William de Perington Miles, quarterly or and gules, a plate 2. Wimond Fitz-Wimond, argent a fess azure between six torteaux 3. Ricus Fitz-Dering, or a saltire sable 4. Henry Dering, or a saltire sable and a chief gules
The torteaux (red [roundels]) called in the Boke of S. A. "tortellys, or litill cakys," are said to be emblematical of plenty and to represent a cake of bread.
-From The Curiosities of Heraldry by M. A. Lower
