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Norman Rockwell Plate – The Cobbler – Knowles Heritage – COA & Box – 1978
  • Norman Rockwell Plate – The Cobbler – Knowles Heritage – COA & Box – 1978
  • Norman Rockwell Plate – The Cobbler – Knowles Heritage – COA & Box – 1978
  • Norman Rockwell Plate – The Cobbler – Knowles Heritage – COA & Box – 1978
  • Norman Rockwell Plate – The Cobbler – Knowles Heritage – COA & Box – 1978
  • Norman Rockwell Plate – The Cobbler – Knowles Heritage – COA & Box – 1978
  • Norman Rockwell Plate – The Cobbler – Knowles Heritage – COA & Box – 1978
  • Norman Rockwell Plate – The Cobbler – Knowles Heritage – COA & Box – 1978
  • Norman Rockwell Plate – The Cobbler – Knowles Heritage – COA & Box – 1978
  • Norman Rockwell Plate – The Cobbler – Knowles Heritage – COA & Box – 1978
  • Norman Rockwell Plate – The Cobbler – Knowles Heritage – COA & Box – 1978
Norman Rockwell Plate – The Cobbler – Knowles Heritage – COA & Box – 1978

Norman Rockwell Plate – The Cobbler – Knowles Heritage – COA & Box – 1978

$7.78

A tribute to craftsmanship, patience, and the quiet dignity of work. The Cobbler, issued in 1978 by the Edwin M. Knowles China Company, is the second plate in the limited edition Norman Rockwell Heritage Collection — a series that honors everyday American life through Rockwell’s timeless lens.

This scene captures an elderly shoemaker at his bench, surrounded by tools and leather scraps, lost in the rhythm of repair. It’s a portrait of devotion — to craft, to purpose, and to the stories carried in every sole.

  • 🎨 Second issue in the Norman Rockwell Heritage Collection

  • 📦 Includes original Certificate of Authenticity

  • 📦 Packaged in original Knowles box, which shows light signs of age consistent with vintage storage

  • 🧾 Crafted in fine porcelain with vivid detail and Rockwell’s signature storytelling

  • 📅 Dated 1978, ideal for collectors, artisans, or admirers of Americana

Whether displayed in a workshop, gifted to a craftsman, or added to a Rockwell series, The Cobbler reminds us that every stitch tells a story — and every hand-shaped detail holds a legacy.

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