✨ At a Glance
| Feature | Details |
|---|---|
| Characters | Si & Am |
| Film | Lady and the Tramp (1955) |
| Collection | Disney Traditions |
| Artist | Jim Shore |
| Manufacturer | Enesco |
| Product Code | 4007215 |
| Product Name | Scheming Suitors |
| Introduced | 2008 |
| Retired | Yes |
| Height | Approx. 18 cm (7 inches) |
| Material | Hand-painted cast stone (resin) |
| Special Feature | Features the mischievous Siamese cats decorated with Jim Shore's signature folk-art patterns in soft pastel shades. |
💙 About this Piece: Scheming Suitors 4007215
Few Disney villains are as instantly recognisable—or as deceptively charming—as Si and Am, the troublesome Siamese cats from Lady and the Tramp. This delightful Jim Shore sculpture perfectly captures their sly expressions and synchronized poses, giving the impression they're already plotting their next bit of chaos.
Unlike many Disney Traditions pieces that focus on heroes, this figurine celebrates two of Disney's most memorable supporting villains, making it a favourite among collectors who enjoy the more unusual characters.
📅 Production History
Released in 2008, Scheming Suitors formed part of the early Disney Traditions range, when Jim Shore was expanding beyond Disney's leading characters into memorable supporting cast members.
It has long since been retired, meaning collectors now have to rely on the secondary market to find one - particularly in excellent condition.
💎 Special Features
- Official Disney Traditions by Jim Shore.
- Intricate folk-art scrollwork replaces the cats' smooth animated fur.
- Soft cream, blue and pink colour palette gives the villains an unexpectedly elegant appearance.
- Twin sculpt creates a balanced display with their iconic curled tails framing the piece.
- One of relatively few Disney Traditions pieces dedicated solely to Si and Am.
🎨 Design Details
Jim Shore cleverly softens the cats' naturally sinister personalities with his traditional American folk-art style.
The cream-coloured bodies are filled with pastel blue and pink floral patterns, while their elongated necks and oversized ears remain instantly recognisable from the original animation. Their crossed eyes, sly smiles and slightly tilted heads perfectly recreate the expressions seen during their famous musical number.
Even the base features Shore's signature quilt-inspired diamond pattern, adding another handcrafted touch.
❤️ Why Collectors Love It
- One of the few Disney Traditions pieces featuring Si & Am.
- Appeals to both Disney villain collectors and Lady and the Tramp fans.
- Retired for many years.
- Distinctive pastel colour scheme stands out among darker villain displays.
- Makes an excellent companion piece alongside Lady, Tramp or Aunt Sarah-themed collectibles.
💭 What I Love About It
This is one of those figurines that makes me smile every time I see it. Jim Shore somehow manages to make two of Disney's most mischievous troublemakers look almost elegant without losing any of their personality.
The mirrored poses and curling tails create such a balanced sculpture, and despite being villains, they have a playful charm that's hard to resist.
🏡 Display Ideas
- Display alongside other Lady and the Tramp Disney Traditions pieces.
- Perfect within a Disney Villains collection.
- Looks especially striking against cream, white or pastel backgrounds.
- Pair with vintage Disney books or music-themed displays as a nod to their famous song.
💰 Estimated Collector Value (2026)
| Condition | Typical Value |
|---|---|
| Boxed (Excellent) | £130–£150 |
| Unboxed | £100–£120 |
| Mint with Tag | £160–£180+ |
Well-preserved examples with the original box have become increasingly desirable, particularly among collectors completing Lady and the Tramp character sets.
Scheming Suitors is a wonderful example of Jim Shore's ability to transform even Disney's cheekiest villains into beautiful folk-art sculptures. Combining humour, nostalgia and superb craftsmanship, it remains one of the most distinctive retired Lady and the Tramp figurines in the Disney Traditions range.
Whether you're building a villains collection or simply love these unforgettable feline troublemakers, this retired piece is well worth hunting down.
