The Sutton 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 Sutton
Sutton (de Sutton) is an ancient Anglo-Norman and English grandee noble surname derived from Old English suth (meaning "south") and tun (meaning "settlement," "village," or "manorial estate"). Originating during the Saxon and Norman eras across Nottinghamshire (Sutton-on-Trent), Cheshire, and Yorkshire, the House of Sutton rose to supreme political and military standing as Barons Dudley (Sutton of Dudley) and Viscounts Canterbury. Ruling vast lordships and castle fortresses, members served as Knights of the Garter, Lord Lieutenants of Ireland, Archbishops of Canterbury, and Speakers of the House of Commons. Codified early in feudal records, the name appears in the 1273 Hundred Rolls (Sir Raynold de Sutton).
The symbolism of the Sutton coat of arms
Visually pure and regal, the Sutton coat of arms features a radiant golden shield charged with a central green lion rampant wearing a golden royal crown. In classical heraldry, the gold field symbolises generosity, elevation of mind, and royal favor, while the central green lion rampant crowned in gold serves as a famous emblem of supreme bravery, noble dignity, warrior fortitude, and royal appointment. Positioned above the shield, the crest displays a striking plume of green and gold feathers issuing from a golden crown, symbolising noble elevation, light, and royal favor. Below, the motto scroll displays Pour y parvenir, translating from French to "In order to achieve it." The formal recognition of this coat of arms was recorded in the Heralds' Visitations of Nottinghamshire and catalogued in Burke's Peerage.
Historical figures
Sir John de Sutton, 1st Baron Dudley (1400–1487): Famed English knight, diplomat, Knight of the Garter, and Lord Lieutenant of Ireland.
Lady Mary Sutton (17th Century): English gentlewoman and benefactor recorded in Nottinghamshire estate charters.
Charles Manners-Sutton (1755–1828): Celebrated Archbishop of Canterbury and prelate to the royal court.
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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