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Eliott Scottish Clan

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Clan Crest Wall Shield for the Eliott Scottish Clan


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Clan Crest Wall Shield for the Eliott Scottish Clan






Price: £29.95 / $47.32 (Excluding VAT at 17.5%) Customers outside UK are exempt from VAT

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Your chosen Clan Crest is reproduced in exact detail onto an embossed centrepiece displaying the correct Clan Tartan & Clan Name. This is mounted onto a Hardwood Base which is available in a Light or Dark Wood finish.
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Hand Crafted Wall Shield

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Our distinctive Scottish Clan Wall Shields make a truly unique gift idea for family or friends

Supplied in a presentation box and ready for wall hanging. A prop-stand is also included allowing the shield to be displayed on a table/desk etc. To see example images please click here.
Each shield also comes with its own heraldic description which is printed onto quality parchment paper.
To see an accurate diagram of how our Scottish Clan Wall Shields are constructed please click here.
All Scottish Clan Wall Shields are made to order so please allow 28 days for delivery.

The Clan History

The name Elliot originates from the village of Eliot in Forfarshire although the old English form of Elwold also appears in Scotland. The Elliots were one of the notorious Border clans and were found in the district of Upper Liddesdale. The principal family in the early days was the Elliots of Redhaugh, but the branch that later was to represent the senior line was that "of Stobs" The Elliots of Stobs originated in the 16th century from Gawain Elliot of the Redhaugh family. His younger son, Gilbert Elliot was convicted of High Treason in 1685 for his work towards religious liberty, only pardoned after the ascension of William of Orange. He was created baronet in 1700 and conferred a Lord of Session as Lord Minto in 1705. His son and grandson, the 2nd and 3rd Baronets were likewise educated for the bar, sat in parliament and held other high official positions. Jane, sister of the 3rd Baronet was famed for her composition "The Flowers of the Forest" that told the story of the men lost at Flodden. George, 4th Baronet was conferred 1st Earl of Minto, he also followed his father before him into politics and in 1794 was made Viceroy of Napoleon's island Corsica. In 1807 he was appointed Governor General of India, succeeded by his son who became Viceroy of India in 1905 and who was the chief architect of the Morley-Minto Reforms that despite being radical at the time were still insufficient to stem Indian discontent.

Motto: Fortitor et recte - "With strength and right".
Badge: The badge is an armoured hand holding a broad-sword.
Names associated with the clan: AELWOLD ALLAT DALLIOT ELLOT ELWOOLD ELUAT ELLOTE ELLOTT ELEWALD ELWET ELWETT ELYOT ELWAND ELWAT ELEOT ELYOTH ELWOD ELWOLD ELWOOD ELLWOD ELLIOT ELLIOTTI ELLIOTT ELLET ELLETTE ELLETT ELIOT ELIOTT ELLEOT ELLWODD ELLWOLD ELLAT ELWALDE ELLWOOD ELLWALD ELWOODE ELLUAT ELWALD HELEWALD HELLWOOD ILLOT



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