The Page Family Crest beer glass. Beautifully illustrated. Carefully researched. Uniquely personal.
Nicely suited for the moments that call for a proper toast. Whether it’s a gift to celebrate a milestone birthday, a wedding or a housewarming—this piece is an instant heirloom.
The origin of the name Page
Page (Le Page) is an ancient Anglo-Norman status and occupational surname derived from Old French page (a young noble officer or attendant in a royal or lordly household undergoing knightly training). Introduced to England during the 1066 Norman Conquest, families bearing the Page name established prominent manorial seats across Kent, Middlesex, Surrey, and Yorkshire. Members of the House of Page served as High Sheriffs, Parliamentarians, and colonial governors. Codified early in feudal records, the name appears in the 1273 Hundred Rolls of Cambridgeshire (John le Page).
The symbolism of the Page coat of arms
Visually pure and chivalric, the Page coat of arms features a red shield charged with an argent / silver or white chevron bearing three black pheons or broad arrowheads pointed downward, set between three silver birds or doves. In classical heraldry, the red field symbolises martial courage and sacrifice, while the silver chevron represents fortress protection and architectural integrity. The three black pheons signify archer's precision, sharp intellect, and martial readiness, while the three silver birds denote peaceful ascension, swiftness, and good tidings. Positioned above the shield, the crest displays a red griffin erased, symbolising acute vigilance, high intellect, and guardian protection. Below, the motto scroll displays Honneur pour objet, translating from French to "Honor for objective." The formal recognition of this coat of arms was recorded in the Heralds' Visitations of Kent and catalogued in Burke's Peerage.
Historical figures
Sir Hugo Page (13th Century): Landholder and knight recorded in early Yorkshire charters.
Lady Mary Page (1678–1728): English noblewoman and benefactor recorded in Greenwich estate rolls.
John Page (1743–1808): American Founding Father, statesman, and 13th Governor of Virginia.
Product details
- Classic sturdy pint glass with family crest
- Volume: 16 oz (473 ml)
- High heat from the dishwasher or microwave may damage the print, so please hand-wash only.
No Warehouses. No Waste. Just for you, made to order
This product is printed especially for you when ordered, one at a time, by royal decree of Mother Nature to keep the realm beautiful. Family Crests Store guarantees your custom treasure meets all EU and USA safety standards.
About the artist
Each coat of arms in the Family Crests Store is an artwork by heraldic artist Éamonn Breathnach. All are carefully researched, drawing from the earliest available records across multiple heraldic archives. Noted for their elegance and attention to detail, these artworks make meaningful gifts for family occasions.
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