Seaforth Highlander Cobbler

[CEF]

The bottom figure is a Black Watch cobbler.
The chap who made them is called Dan Morton, he lives on your side of the pond in the midwest.
I'm famillar with Dans work through his postings on another forum

Here is a link to more of Dans Work fom his site .You can find his contact details at the top of the page

http://heroesonthewire.blogspot.com/

Regards
Cef

[ThistleDown]

That's wonderful work! It "fooled" Rob Macdonald, the Seaforth's kilt-maker and historian in Vancouver, Rob Baxter, a well-respected porcelaine auction and me who has a small collection of similar(but not as fine) sentimental pieces into thinking it was really First War vintage.

[Southern Breeze]

The bottom figure is a Black Watch cobbler.
The chap who made them is called Dan Morton, he lives on your side of the pond in the midwest.
I'm famillar with Dans work through his postings on another forum

Here is a link to more of Dans Work fom his site .You can find his contact details at the top of the page

http://heroesonthewire.blogspot.com/

Regards
Cef

Thanks for posting this. It's not where I found the pics, but is even better because I've had several people ask me where they could get one.

[DWFII]

FYI...I contacted the sculptor...he offers the cobbler in several variations, in resin, for a very reasonable a little under $50.00. The catch...it is a kit and unpainted.

Put together and painted by the fellow who did the originals, the price is ten times that much.