Middle coat of arms of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg (2000) - Pint Glass 16oz

The Middle Coat of Arms of the Grand Duke of Luxembourg, adopted in 2000, is a heraldic symbol that forms part of the full coat of arms of the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg. It features a shield divided into four quarters, each with unique emblems representing the country's historical and cultural links. In the first quarter, a lion rampant golden, crowned and armed azure, represents the Duchy of Brabant. The second quarter displays three lilies argent on a field gules, symbolizing the County of Luxembourg. The third quarter depicts a bend sinople between six billets or, signifying the Duchy of Limburg. In the fourth quarter, an eagle displayed sable with a gold beak and legs is present, representing the House of Nassau-Weilburg. At the center of this shield stands a helmet covered in a mantling of ermine, adorned with a coronet displaying five fleurs-de-lis, symbolizing the Grand Duchy. The whole design exudes an air of historical significance and national pride within Luxembourg.