Ream Family Crest
Photographed at The Gasthaus Zum Bären, Leimen, Germany, 1966
Photographed at The Ream Museum in Reamstown, Pennsylvania.
Photographed at home of Anton (Toni) Riehm in Leimen, Germany, 2011
Another from Anton (Toni) Riehm in Leimen, Germany, 2013
via Mark Ream (Redraw in 2002)
Crest Opinions:
I believe that the plants are related to Vineyards.
There was a piece of land in Germany (Palatinate) that seemed to have
passed from father-to-son a few times, commonly referred to as
"Owned the vineyard near the garden at the cross at Leimen from nnnn-nnnn."
The "griffin-like" figure may be a symbol of celebration after the Harvest.
The three round circles may be wine vats.
The container under the cross may be a religious container for 'the Body & Blood of Christ' a.k.a. Wine.