'Village Life' is the title of this delightful 1000 piece Falcon de luxe jigsaw puzzle, which is part of the Nostalgia puzzle theme. The puzzle image displays a remarkable little village with children playing and adorable animals. It's what a perfect village would look like. This picturesque 2 x 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle has been illustrated by the very talented artist Fiona Osbaldstone.

The local village newsagent has something for everyone. Children peruse the latest comics while mum picks up some essentials on the way home. The shelves are packed with details to spot as you piece together this beautifully illustrated puzzle by Tony Ryan.

With over 100 years of tradition and puzzles manufactured in Germany since 1891, Ravensburger is the world's most popular jigsaw puzzle brand.

Featuring art from the world’s finest artists, the stunning Tilbury Collection has an array of designs to suit many varied tastes.

The annual village fete is crammed full of stalls this year. From homemade bakes to freshly squeezed lemonade, there is plenty to purchase before the Tombola begins. Made from the thickest puzzle board on the market, our 1000 piece puzzles have been manufactured using 100% recycled board of the highest quality.

With over 100 years of tradition and puzzles manufactured in Germany since 1891, Ravensburger is the world's most popular jigsaw puzzle brand.

Perfect for any craft enthusiast, this vibrant puzzle captures the heart and soul of vintage knitting and crocheting. 

With over 100 years of tradition and puzzles manufactured in Germany since 1891, Ravensburger is the world's most popular jigsaw puzzle brand.

All Ravensburger puzzles are constructed from recycled cardboard and FSC Certified materials, so you can be sure that your new puzzle comes from responsibly managed forests that provide environmental, social and economic benefits.

With over 100 years of tradition and puzzles manufactured in Germany since 1891, Ravensburger is the world's most popular jigsaw puzzle brand

With over 100 years of tradition and puzzles manufactured in Germany since 1891, Ravensburger is the world's most popular jigsaw puzzle brand.

Falcon de luxe premium puzzle range was first introduced in the 1970s. Using distinctive blue backing cardboard and unique precision printing and cutting techniques, Falcon continuously brings together beautifully finished, high quality images across various themes that puzzlers have enjoyed for decades. Designed and crafted with a passion for excellence.

It is that time of the year again when magic is in the air and children's eyes twinkle in anticipation of meeting the man in red! As the little ones gather around Santa and his elves, parents snap a fabulous picture to share with friends and family. This 1000 piece jigsaw puzzle was beautifully illustrated by Steve Crisp.

With over 100 years of tradition and puzzles manufactured in Germany since 1891, Ravensburger is the world's most popular jigsaw puzzle brand.

Santa’s Unexpected Delivery! is a hilariously festive 1,000 piece jigsaw puzzle. The image shown on the box sees Santa working in his workshop with all the elves and Mrs Claus. 

Christmas is approaching and the Upper Pigglington town square is bustling with shoppers picking up their last-minute gifts and enjoying the festivities. Some of the crowd can’t believe what they are seeing, but should they have been checking the signs instead of their shopping lists? What could Granny have spotted that has stunned the shoppers? That is the image you need to puzzle.  

School days are supposed to be the best days of your life. But what does the future hold for these youngsters, and the staff of the school? The school scene was in the 60s, but what might the same scene look like now if the students and staff got back together? What will have become of the children now that they are in their 40s? This is the scene you have to puzzle.

It is 1958 and this popular British restaurant is busy with families and groups of friends gathering for some delicious afternoon tea.    The restaurant is known for its stunning art deco and impeccable uniformed staff, but how different are todays popular restaurants?