'Dogs in a Cottage Garden' by Gerald Newton is stunning 300 Piece Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle that is a joy to piece together.
The dogs are lounging on the lawn of this beautiful cottage garden set in a English countryside village. There is a red telephone box in the background, a charming thatched cottage and a Summer cottage garden featuring foxgloves, roses and many more. Can you spot all the summer flowering perennials in this colourful jigsaw puzzle?
From the Colourful Cottage Gardens Collection by the talented artist Gerald Newton.
Dimensions: 30.5 x 45.7cm / 12" x 18"
Number of Pieces: 300
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When will this arrive?'Dogs in a Cottage Garden' by Gerald Newton is stunning 300 Piece Wooden Jigsaw Puzzle that is a joy to piece together.
The dogs are lounging on the lawn of this beautiful cottage garden set in a English countryside village. There is a red telephone box in the background, a charming thatched cottage and a Summer cottage garden featuring foxgloves, roses and many more. Can you spot all the summer flowering perennials in this colourful jigsaw puzzle?
From the Colourful Cottage Gardens Collection by the talented artist Gerald Newton.
Dimensions: 30.5 x 45.7cm / 12" x 18"
Number of Pieces: 300
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