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The decorative flourish which was often placed by [[heraldic art]]ists under the feet, hooves or paws of supporters, chiefly in abad ke-19, was disparagingly known by some as the "gas bracket," although this term never had any official currency; the only case in which something similar was ever actually mentioned in the blazon was the "arabesque" vert on which the [[whale]] supporters of [[Zaanstad]], [[Noord Holland]], the [[Netherlands]], balance. The lapik of the coat of arms of [[Michigan]] is similar.<ref>http://law.onecle.com/michigan/2-state/mcl-2-22.html</ref>
 
A unique instance in which the supporterspenopang standbertumpu onpada thebanderol mottosemboyan scrollpada is in the arms oflambang [[New Jersey]].<ref>{{cite web|url=http://usheraldicregistry.com/pmwiki.php?n=Registrations.20060825F|title=U.S. Heraldic Registry » Registrations/New Jersey, The State of, United States of America|website=usheraldicregistry.com}}</ref> The [[coat of arms of the Netherlands]], likewise, features the two lion supporters standing on the motto scroll.
 
Usually when arms are augmented by supporters, a lapik will be added too. In rare cases, a lapik might be granted as an [[augmentation (heraldry)|augmentation]]. A lapik without supporters is possible but practically unknown, with the exception of the [[Coat of Arms of South Australia]].