Arms from Parker's Glossary: W

Wace Argent, four barrulets gules; on a canton of the second a mullet of six points of the first.	Wagstaff Argent, two bends raguly sable, the lower one couped at the top.	Wake Argent, two bars gules, in chief three torteaux.
Wallop Argent, a bend wavy sable.	Walrond Argent, three bull's heads caboshed sable, armed Or.	* Walter Quarterly, azure and argent, a cross Or. In first and fourth quarters five mullets of the second; in second and third an eagle displayed sable. Ascribed to Hubert Walter, 1193
Walton Three geese passant close. Walton, 1660	Warre Gules, a hawk's lure argent.	Warren Escheque d'or et d'azur. Le Conte de Garenne; roll temp. Hen III
Warton Gules, two arms and hands clasped in fesse proper between three hearts Or. Warton, 1536	Wasterly Argent, a cross pomel sable.	Watson Argent, on a mount inclined to the sinister an oak-tree proper, acorned Or, debruised of a fesse azure. Richard Watson, 1782
Weele Sable, a goshawk perched on a stock argent, armed, belled, and jessed Or.	Wells Argent, a chevron voided azure between three flames of fire proper.	Wentworth Sable, a chevron between three leopard's heads Or.
West Argent, a chevron sable between three roses gules slipped vert. Nicholas West, 1515	Westly Argent, a cross annuletty sable.	Whalley Abbey Gules, three whales haurient Or, in the mouth of each a crosier [otherwise vorant of as many crosses] of the last. Whalley Abbey, founded 1309
White Party per chevron mbattled Or and gules, three roses counterchanged slipped vert; on a chief of the second three hourglasses argent framed of the first. John White, 1534	Whitfield Argent, a bend between two cotices engrailed sable.	* William I Gules, two lions [or leopards] passant gardant in pale Or.
Williams Argent, two foxes salient counter salient in saltire, the sinister surmounted of the dexter gules.	Winterbottom Azure, gutté d'eau. Winterbottom, 1752	* Wolsey Sable, on a cross engrailed argent, a lion passant gules, between four leopard's faces azure; on a cief Or, a rose of the third, seeded of the fifth, barbed vert, between two Cornish choughs proper. Cardinal Wolsey
Wolton Or, a lion rampant supporting a saltire engrailed humetty gules. John Wolton, 1579	Wolvesley Argent, a talbot passant gules.	Wood Argent, on a mount in base an oak-tree furcted all proper. Wood, 1671
Wood Sable, a chief gules, over all a lion rampant Or.	Woodmerton Per fesse dancetté argent and sable, each point ending in a fleur-de-lys.	Woodville Argent, a fesse and a canton gules.
Wroton Argent, three piles flory at the points, issuing from the sinister base bendwise sable.	Wyatt Gules, a barnacle argent.	Wyntworth Argent, a cross graded of three sable.