Arms from Parker's Glossary: S

Sackville Quarterly, Or and gules, a bend vair.	Saint John Argent, on a cief gules, two mullets of eleven points Or, pierced vert. John de Saint John	Salmon Sable, three salmon haurient argent. John Salmon, 1299
Salter Gules, ten billets, 4, 3, 2, and 1 Or, within a bordure engrailed argent, charged with ten torteaux.	Samwell Argent, two squirrels addorsed gules.	Sancroft Argent, on a chevron between three crosses formée gules, three doves of the field. W. Sancroft, 1678
Sandford Azure, three bars wavy argent. Henry de Sandford, 1227	* Saxony Barry of eight, Or and sable, a ducal coronet in bend vert.	Scory Or, three pelican's heads erased sable; on a chief azure a fleur-de-lys between two mullets of the first. John Scory, 1551
* Scotland Or, a lion rampant within a double tressure, flory counterflory gules.	Segrave De sable, a un lion rampant de argent courone de or. Sire Johan de Segrave, roll temp. Ed II	* Segrave-Buttetourt Sable, a lion rampant argent crowned Or (Segrave). Or, a saltire engrailed sable (Buttetourt)
Senhouse Per pale argent and gules, in dexter a parrot russet beaked and legged Or. Richard Senhouse, 1624 To me it looks more like simply a parrot Or...	* Shakespeare Or, on a bend sable, a tilting spear of the field headed argent. Shakspere, 1546	Shanke Gules, on a fesse argent, a hawk's lure of the first; in chief a cinquefoil, and in base a hawk's leg, erased, jessed and belled of the second.
Shuttleworth Argent, three weaver's shuttles sable, tipped and furnished with quills of yarn, the threads pendent Or. Shuttleworth, 1840	Skipton Argent, an anchor sable.	Skirlaw Argent, a cross fo six batunes interlaced sable. Skirlawe, 1366
Smithson Argent, a chevron engrailed sable between three oak leaves vert.	Sneyd Argent, a scythe in pale, blade in chief, the sned [or handle] in bend sinister sable; in fesse point a fleur-de-lys of the last.	Snowden Azure, a lion salient Or. Robert Snowden, 1616
Sole Argent, a chevron gules between three soles haurient [proper] with a bordure engrailed gules.	Spencer Azure, a fesse ermine between six sea-mew's heads erased argent.	St Bartholomew's Hospital Per pale argent and sable, a chevron counterchanged.
* Stafford Quarterly, first and fourth France and England quartered within a bordure argent; second and third Or, a chevron gules.	Stainings Argent, a bat displayed proper.	Staley Argent, a plain chevron sable, fimbriated and engrailed azure.
Standard Vert, an arrow in pale, point downwards, Or, barbed and feathered argent.	Stansam Argent, a unicorn passant gules, armed Or.	* Stephen I Gules, three sagittary in pale Or.
Stockden Gules, the trunk of a tree eradicated and couped[otherwise snagged] in pale, sprouting two slips argent.	Stokwith Argent, two bars gules, in chief three cinquefoils of the second.	Stonor Azure, two bars dancetty Or, a chief argent.
Storey Party per fesse argent and sable, a pale counterchanged, three storks close of the second. Edward Storey, 1468	Strahan Argent, a buck tripping upon a mound proper.	Strode Argent, three conies sejant. Strode, 1716
Stuart Argent, a lion rampant gules, debruised with a ragged staff in bend throughout Or.	Style Or, a bend compony, sable and ermine.	Sudbury Azure, a talbot sejant within a bordure engrailed azure. Simon Sudbury, 1362
Sutton Azure (?), a canton sable. Oliver Sutton, 1280	* Sutton Quarterly; first and fourth argent, a canton sable; second and third Or, two bars azure, a chief quarterly of the last charged with two fleur-de-lys Or, and gules a lion of England. Charles Manners Sutton, 1805	Swettenham Argent, on a bend vert three shovels bendwise in bend of the first.
Sydall Argent, a chevron between three carpenter's squares, the angles in sinister chief, gules. Elias Sydall, 1731	Sydenham Argent, three rams passant sable. Sydenham, 1641	Sydney Or, a pheon azure.