Umbrellas and Walking Sticks in a Tiled Hallway Stand
Cozy jigsaw puzzle
Mediumabout 20 min at 104 piecesabout 7 min at 50 pieces
Fastest times
10450 pieces · Solo finishes
More like this
Low Kotatsu Table with a Rust-Red Quilt
Cotton Hammock on a Rainy Porch
Witch's Hat and Cauldron on a Cottage Table
Jack-o'-Lanterns on Porch Steps
Blankets beside a Cast Iron Stove
Tea Tray under a Window Lamp
Wool Socks beside a Reading Chair
Candlelight on a Writing Desk
Toy Dinosaurs on a Playroom Floor
About the Umbrellas and Walking Sticks in a Tiled Hallway Stand jigsaw puzzle
Until the 1850s most umbrella ribs were made of whalebone, which was heavy and could snap. In 1852 Samuel Fox, a wire maker in Yorkshire, brought out his Paragon frame with ribs of light U-shaped steel. Whalebone soon disappeared from umbrellas. Here a brass stand crammed with plaid umbrellas and carved walking sticks waits in a Victorian hallway, a wet umbrella leaning on the wall beside it. The tiled floor gives this umbrella stand jigsaw puzzle a rainy-day look.