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Miscellaneous Series

Two Jigsaw Puzzles
1920s (published)
Artist/Maker
Place of origin

Two jigsaw puzzles, chromolithographed paper mounted on wood and cut into 35 interlocking pieces each. The puzzles are contained in folded card envelopes printed with a line drawing illustration of a family with a dog and parrot, assembling a jigsaw at a table. It also has a decorated border.

The first puzzle depicts a black and white kitten and the second a ploughman driving a team of four horses in a pastoral landscape.

Object details

Categories
Object type
Parts
This object consists of 2 parts.

  • Jigsaw Puzzle
  • Jigsaw Puzzle
Titles
  • Miscellaneous Series (series title)
  • Binky (manufacturer's title)
  • Ploughing (manufacturer's title)
Materials and techniques
Printed paper and card, wood
Brief description
Two jigsaw puzzles, pocket-size, Photochrom Co., Ltd, England, 1920s
Physical description
Two jigsaw puzzles, chromolithographed paper mounted on wood and cut into 35 interlocking pieces each. The puzzles are contained in folded card envelopes printed with a line drawing illustration of a family with a dog and parrot, assembling a jigsaw at a table. It also has a decorated border.

The first puzzle depicts a black and white kitten and the second a ploughman driving a team of four horses in a pastoral landscape.
DimensionsSize: 3½in x 5in
Production typeMass produced
Marks and inscriptions
'MISCELLANEOUS / SERIES. THIS PUZZLE CONTAINS / 35 PIECES - EVERY PIECE / GUARANTEED TO INTERLOCK. / EXCLUSIVE COPYRIGHT. PRODUCTION / BY THE PHOTOCHROM CO LTD / LONDON & TUNBRDIGE WELLS' (Printed with in a rectangle in the lower right corner of the envelopes.)
Credit line
Given by Eileen A. Brock
Subjects depicted
Collection
Accession number
MISC.155:1&2-1986

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Record createdMarch 5, 2000
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