In theory, all coats of arms are unique with only one person having any one design. The traditional way of looking up coats of arms is to use Papworth's Ordinary of Arms, which is what I have done. The best fit is to the family of Neve of Norfolk (see extract below). The crescent in the top left quarter indicates that the descent is from a second son of the original grantee of arms.
Source: https://archive.org/details/alphabeticaldicta02papw/page/655/mode/1up
Fairbairn's Crests, however, says that the crest (over the shield) is of Neve of Tenterden, Kent.
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