Artwork: The Old Sweet Shop – 500XL Piece Jigsaw Puzzle (Gibsons)

The Old Sweet Shop – 500XL Piece Jigsaw Puzzle (Gibsons)

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Artwork: The Old Sweet Shop – 500XL Piece Jigsaw Puzzle (Gibsons)
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Finished, this puzzle is 68 x 49 cm. Here it is to scale on a dinner table for four, seen from above.

  • This puzzle: 68 x 49 cm
  • Dinner table for four: 120 x 75 cm

On this table it leaves about 26 cm at each end and 13 cm front and back. You will want room beside it for loose pieces too.

Check it against your own table in the size guide

No longer made. Gibsons has discontinued this puzzle and we cannot re-order it, so it will not be coming back into stock. Have a look at .
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The village sweetshop is the only place to spend your pocket money. With rows of shelves filled to the brim with lollies, toffees and pick ‘n’ mix, which sweet treats would you choose? This 500XL piece puzzle has been illustrated by Tony Ryan.

The pieces in our 500XL puzzles are double the size of those found in our 500 and 1000 piece puzzles. This means they are perfect for those who find larger piece counts too tricky, or those who are suffering with sight or handling difficulties.

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About this puzzle

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Very Hard

Extremely busy scene packed with hundreds of colourful sweets, jars, people, and fine details throughout the entire image.

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500
Pieces
Gibsons
Made in UK
68 x 49cm
Finished size
Tony Ryan
Artist
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Full specifications
Pieces: 500
Brand: Gibsons(UK)
Artist: Tony Ryan
Finished size: 68 x 49cm
Composition: Single Scene
B Corp · FSC · Recycled Board
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