Clan Taylor Collection
The Taylor name, from the French 'tailler' (to cut), appears widely in early Scottish records: an Alexander le Tayllur served as valet to Alexander III in 1276, and six men of the name rendered homage to Edward I in 1296.…
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Taylor Weathered Tartan Bagpipe Ornament
Taylor · Weathered
£16.00£20.00
Taylor Tartan Bagpipe Ornament
Taylor
£16.00£20.00
Taylor Tartan Rug – Scottish Highland Carpet
Taylor
£45.00
Taylor Tartan Crest Keychain
Taylor
£12.00
Taylor Tartan Highland Cow Ornament
Taylor
£16.00
Taylor Weathered Tartan Highland Cow Ornament
Taylor · Weathered
£16.00
Taylor Tartan Highland Christmas Tree Skirt
Taylor
£35.00
Taylor Weathered Tartan Highland Christmas Tree Skirt
Taylor · Weathered
£35.00
Taylor Weathered Bagpipe Garden Gnome Caricature Plaque
Taylor · Weathered
£20.00£26.00
Taylor Bagpipe Garden Gnome Caricature Plaque Custom
Taylor
£20.00£26.00
Custom Bagpipe Taylor Tartan LED Night Light
Taylor
£27.00£39.00
Custom Bagpipe Taylor Weathered Tartan LED Night
Taylor · Weathered
£27.00£39.00
Taylor Weathered Tartan Drummer Ornament
Taylor · Weathered
£16.00£20.00
Taylor Tartan Drummer Ornament
Taylor
£16.00£20.00
Taylor Tartan Bagpipe Ornament
Taylor
£16.00£20.00
Taylor Reproduction Tartan Bagpipe Ornament
Taylor · Reproduction
£16.00£20.00
Taylor Modern Tartan Bagpipe Ornament
Taylor · Modern
£16.00£20.00
Taylor Ancient Tartan Bagpipe Ornament
Taylor · Ancient
£16.00£20.00
Taylor Ancient Clan Crest Tartan Santa Ornament
Taylor · Ancient
£16.00
Taylor Weathered Clan Crest Tartan Santa Ornament
Taylor · Weathered
£16.00
Taylor Modern Clan Crest Tartan Santa Ornament
Taylor · Modern
£16.00
Taylor Modern Clan Crest Tartan Santa Ornament
Taylor · Modern
£16.00
Taylor Weathered Tartan Rug – Scottish Highland
Taylor · Weathered
£45.00
Custom Name Taylor Weathered Tartan Garden Flag
Taylor · Weathered
£27.00/en-gb/collections/clan-taylor-tartan?page=2
About Clan Taylor
The Taylor name, from the French 'tailler' (to cut), appears widely in early Scottish records: an Alexander le Tayllur served as valet to Alexander III in 1276, and six men of the name rendered homage to Edward I in 1296. Rather than holding one ancestral territory, Taylors were recorded scattered across Roxburgh, Edinburgh, Lanark, Dumfries and Angus, with later concentrations in Aberdeenshire, Moray and the northern isles. One distinct branch, the Mac an Taillear, became a sept of Clan Cameron through the sixteenth-century warrior Donald 'Taillear Dubh na Tuaghe,' who settled near Loch Linnhe
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Same pattern, different dyes. Modern uses deep, saturated colours; Ancient uses the softer tones associated with natural dyes.
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