'Bibury, Arlington Row' Jigsaw Puzzle
Traditional Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle
Arlington Row in Bibury is a stunningly attractive collection of Cotswold stone cottages.
Bibury, in the heart of the Cotswolds, was once described by William Morris as the most beautiful village in England, it so entranced Henry Ford that he tried (and failed) to buy the entire row of cottages in Arlington Row and have it shipped back to America!
The scene has been perfectly captured in this traditional, finely cut, wooden jigsaw puzzle, from a painting by Lorna Rankin.
These wooden puzzles are very finely cut, with lots of irregularly shaped pieces and are far more challenging than a 'standard' puzzle. Each puzzle includes a number of 'whimsies' - figural pieces in the shape of all sorts of objects, animals, birds, fish etc.. - see picture on the right.
They are laser-cut from 3mm board, and manufactured to the highest standards. Each puzzle comes in a high-quality box with a cotton drawstring bag to hold the pieces.
This puzzle is available in the following sizes:
Number of pieces |
Dimensions |
Price |
|
250 pieces |
360 x 250mm (14.2 x 9.8 inches) |
£24.95 |
|
500 pieces |
510 x 360mm (20 x 14.1 inches) |
£54.95 |
|
750 pieces |
580 x 420mm (22.8 x 16.5 inches) |
£79.95 |
Special order |
1000 pieces |
730 x 510mm (28.7 x 20 inches) |
£99.95 |
Special order |
All sizes of this puzzle contain a selection of specially cut figural pieces (also known as 'whimsies').
Artist:
Lorna Rankin
Manufacturer:
Wentworth
Category:
Scenic, Cotswolds
