Traditonal Highland cooking pot

[w00dsmoke]

I'm not sure if these are available anywhere?
http://www.scottishmist.com/assets/farming/Cooking-Pot.jpg
Years ago I found a broken one under a stone within the ruined walls of a very old croft on the wild shores of Loch Sheil. I quite fancy having a closer look at one and maybe getting one, any ideas?

WS

 

[Shewie]

I saw them for sale somewhere when I was looking for Muck boots a few months ago. I think they were cast iron repros. It was country clothing type place up your way somewhere, I`ve just done a bit of googling but I can`t find them right now.

 

[Matt.S]

You could probably get someone who works in sheetmetal to knock you one up. Can't think of anyone off the top of my head but an armoursmith might be a good place to start. Probabably not a cheap option but you would get something unique and fairly historically accurate.

 

[Shewie]

Tamarack have something similar WS, might be worth a look

http://www.tamarackgroup.co.uk/acatalog/Cast_Iron_Pots.html

 

[w00dsmoke]

Cheers guys. Shewie that's closer to the one I found. But the one I found was no where near that kind of weight. But hey we're on the right track here, they look very very good.

WS

 

[Tadpole]

I'm not sure if these are available anywhere?
http://www.scottishmist.com/assets/farming/Cooking-Pot.jpg
Years ago I found a broken one under a stone within the ruined walls of a very old croft on the wild shores of Loch Sheil. I quite fancy having a closer look at one and maybe getting one, any ideas?

WS

Looks somewhat like an " Abraham Darby’s Cooking Pot" British Red had one that looked a bit like the one in the link, but he found his in/on a scrap pile

 

[drewdunnrespect]

british red lucky bu**er

 

[Jared]

Interesting looking potjie on http://www.unbeatentracks.co.uk/acatalog/Cast_Iron_Pots.html

Looks like it folds down