The Arms of Rex Anthony Perrard - The Armorial Register.

The Argent lion rampant on Gules recognizes the Kingdom of Bohemia influencing the family for paternal generations and represents several centuries of ancestors in Luxembourg. The Argent — Gules chequy depicts the ancient Moravian eagle, which closely relates to Bohemia, in recognizing the strong Slavic maternal influences from the Kingdom of Moravia. The Azure sinister bend represents loyalty to the founding of the family name bearing heavily on the Frankish culture. The three fleur-de-lis Or represent family loyalty, allegiance to heritage and strength of self. These virtues establish a strong family that perseveres through tumultuous times never cowering to the pressures of conformity.

The Crest of a rooster head not only represents the armiger’s affection for poultry, but also an expression of vigilance and perseverance that never wavers in the shadow of intimidation. The crown around the neck references the armiger’s name, Rex.

The arms were assumed in memory of the armiger's grandfather Anton and father Eugene.

Those who may bear these arms include: Anton George Perrard, Eugene Anton Perrard, André Paul Perrard and male descendants following this line of succession.