OAK & DAGGER PUBLIC HOUSE

Description of Design Search

The mark consists of a shield representing a coat of arms divided into 4 quadrants with an external border and additional decor at the base. The shield has 2 colors: blue in the upper right and lower left quadrants, and is the primary internal and tertiary border colors around the central quadrants; silver in the upper left and lower right quadrants of the shield, and consists of the secondary and outer border of the shield. There is an overlay on the shield consisting of an acorn in the middle at the intersection of the 4 quadrants, being pierced by a dagger that runs from the upper right (hilt) to lower left (point of blade). These elements are also both blue and silver. The acorns main defined shape is blue, with the internal visual elements silver. The daggers hilt, pommel and top half of blade are blue, bottom half of the blade is silver. There are ribbons that go across the top and bottom of the shield that contain the business name "Oak & Dagger Public House". The ribbon front facing surface that contains the business name is white, the other ribbon sections are silver, and the border and font color are blue. The top ribbon contains the wording "Oak & Dagger" and the bottom ribbon contains the wording "Public House". The shield and ribbons are both bordered by a field of teal. At the base of the shield, in the field of teal, are 3 oak leaves, and a spiral shape flanking the 3 oak leaves on the left and right side that are all blue.