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Peter Allik-Petersenn

Vancouver, British Columbia
Registration of Arms
March 20, 2025
Vol. VIII, p. 369

Arms of Peter Allik-Petersenn

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Blazon

Arms

Azure a tower Argent overall on a fess Or a lion passant guardant Azure;

Crest

A fountain issuant from a castle of two towers Or;


Symbolism

Arms

The blue lion on the gold stripe is derived from the coat of arms of Tallinn, the capital of Estonia, and refers to Mr. Allik-Petersenn’s Baltic German heritage. The tower represents the manor owned by his paternal grandfather.

Crest

The castle with two towers represents the manor owned by Mr. Allik-Petersenn’s paternal grandfather, as well as the manor leased by his paternal great-grandfather. The disc with blue and white wavy stripes symbolizes a spring of water, which is what the surname “Allik” means in Estonian.