Mercers’ Maiden

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Mercers’ Maiden is the emblematic female figure that serves as the central heraldic symbol and badge of the Worshipful Company of Mercers in the City of London.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf female personification
heraldic emblem
appearsOn Mercers’ Company documents
Mercers’ Company regalia
Mercers’ Hall NERFINISHED
arms of the Worshipful Company of Mercers NERFINISHED
livery gowns of Mercers
hasCulturalContext English heraldry
livery company tradition
hasFeature crowned head
halo-like nimbus
long hair
open crown
wreathed hair
hasFieldColour azure
hasFigureColour argent
hasGender female
hasHeraldicRole charge
crest-like device
hasLocationContext City of London NERFINISHED
hasMaterialForm embroidered device
metal badge
printed emblem
stone carving
wood carving
isAlsoKnownAs Mercers’ Maid NERFINISHED
Mercers’ Maid of Honour NERFINISHED
isAssociatedWith City of London NERFINISHED
isBadgeOf Worshipful Company of Mercers NERFINISHED
isCentralSymbolOf Worshipful Company of Mercers NERFINISHED
isDepictedAs bust of a maiden
female head
isLinkedTo medieval London trade guilds
mercery trade
worshipful companies of London NERFINISHED
isPartOf full armorial bearings of the Mercers’ Company
isUsedAs corporate identity symbol
trademark-like device
isUsedBy Worshipful Company of Mercers NERFINISHED
represents Virgin Mary NERFINISHED
symbolises charity
protection
purity
usedSinceCentury 15th century

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