Arms of Scotland (1694-1702) - Black Coffee Mug

Arms of Scotland (1694-1702) Description: This title refers to the heraldic design used to represent Scotland during a specific time period, spanning from 1694 to 1702. The Arms of Scotland typically include symbols significant to Scottish history and culture, such as the lion rampant (a symbol of courage and power), the St. Andrew's Cross (representing Scotland's patron saint), and the Scottish unicorn. However, during the period mentioned, the Arms may have been altered due to political circumstances, specifically the reign of William & Mary, who were joint monarchs of both England and Scotland at that time. The exact design may vary based on different sources, as the use of heraldry can be influenced by artistic interpretation and regional variations.