New York Puzzle Company
New York Puzzle Company - Puzzle Mini Home For The Holidays
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New York Puzzle Company - Puzzle Mini Home For The Holidays
100pc
BA North -- 007
1034 East Lansing Street
Broken Arrow OK 74012
United States
BA South -- 006
1746 South Elm Place
Broken Arrow OK 74012
United States
Owasso --008
9255 N Owasso Expy
Owasso OK 74055
United States
71st -- 001
6501 East 71st Street
Tulsa OK 74133
United States
Harvard -- 002
2610 S Harvard Ave
Tulsa OK 74114
United States
Tulsa Hills -- 009
7836 South Olympia Avenue
Tulsa OK 74132
United States
The front door is just opening. Children are arriving with a Christmas tree. And inside, through the walls of the house, every room tells its own story: a family trimming the tree in the parlor, someone rushing through the kitchen, the upstairs hallway full of last-minute preparations.
Edna Eicke's December 21, 1946 New Yorker cover is a masterpiece of domestic Christmas chaos, rendered in the warmly naive folk style of mid-century illustration. A returning fan favorite, previously available as a 500 piece puzzle, this beloved image is back in a new 100 piece mini format. The cross-section composition, a house opened like a dollhouse to reveal every room at once, is endlessly charming and full of hidden moments, assembling quickly and satisfyingly.
A perfect gift for New Yorker fans, Christmas enthusiasts, and anyone who has ever stood outside a lit-up house on a winter evening and felt the pull of everything happening inside. Love a busy mini holiday scene? You might also enjoy the Snow Day Mini.
New Yorker Cover by Artist Edna Eicke, originally published on December 21st, 1946
100 Piece Jigsaw Puzzle
Finished Puzzle Size: 7"x9"
Linen Style Finish to reduce glare
Made in USA
Recommended Age: 10+ Years
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