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Piecefolio catalogue

1,000-piece puzzles

Explore classic 1,000-piece puzzles by brand, subject and finished footprint, with board-fit links for each exact edition.

Exact editions

5,763 puzzles to explore

Each card links to an exact edition with completed dimensions, board-fit help and retailer options.

Showing 24 exact editions on page 8.

An old barn serves as an antiques shop, its interior lined with vintage clocks, heirloom furniture, curiosities and nostalgic décor. A lake sits beside the building, and a hot air balloon appears in the scene.

White Mountain

Antiques (2196pz)

1,000 pieces24.0 × 30.0 in

White Mountain's Antiques puzzle showcases Ekaterina Merentsova's artwork, with an old barn turned antiques shop as its subject. Vintage and nostalgic styling runs through the design.

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This puzzle features a portion of Thomas's illustrated map of North America, spanning the middle latitudes of the map, from tundra to tropics. It depicts physical features, cities, and wildlife, with the Great Bear Rainforest and Puerto Rico among the highlighted places. The source mentions that Thomas worked on his colored pencil technique during the map's development.

Pomegranate

Anton Thomas: North America: Tundra to Tropics

1,000 pieces27.0 × 20.0 in

An epic illustrated map by artist-cartographer Anton Thomas, this puzzle showcases a detailed slice of North America that he spent years refining. The artwork is a close-up selection from his original map, emphasizing the geography and wildlife from tundra to tropics. It suits those interested in cartography, travel, and science.

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A colorful scene built around the Appalachian Trail, tracing the marked hiking route through the Eastern United States from Springer Mountain in Georgia to Mount Katahdin in Maine.

Eurographics

Appalachian Trail - Globetrotter

1,000 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in

A Globetrotter edition from Eurographics devoted to the Appalachian Trail, the long-distance route that the Appalachian Trail Conservancy describes as the longest hiking-only trail in the world.

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A crisp fall morning at an apple orchard, with golden-leaved trees overhead as farmers and families fill baskets with red apples. A vintage pickup is loaded with fresh-picked fruit bound for market, and horses and tractors work in the background.

White Mountain

Apple Orchard (2159pz)

1,000 pieces24.0 × 30.0 in

White Mountain's Apple Orchard puzzle features artwork by P. Moreno, a nostalgic take on the fall harvest. The orchard setting and autumn timing define the design's seasonal character.

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Two lions with manes walk fiercely across the grasslands, set against a dramatic, stormy gray sky with rain and clouds.

Cobble Hill

Approaching Storm

1,000 pieces26.6 × 19.3 in

Cobble Hill's puzzle features two lions walking fiercely across the grasslands. Credited to Steve Burgess, the scene combines a dark savannah, a gray sky, and a dramatic, stormy setting.

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The scene moves from the slopes back to the chalet, pairing skis and snow with the après-ski spread: fondue, cheese, drinks, and snacks. Winter holiday touches run through the alpine setting.

Piecework Puzzles

Après-Ski

1,000 pieces19.3 × 26.6 in

From Piecework Puzzles, this jigsaw puts the après-ski gathering at the center, with the food-and-drink spread as the subject and alpine ski culture as the setting. The winter holiday season is part of the theme.

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Archibald J. Motley Jr.'s 1934 painting Black Belt depicts Chicago's Bronzeville neighborhood during the Jazz Age. The work depicts the diversity of Black experiences, portrays intersecting social classes, and draws from highly recognizable cinematic techniques.

Pomegranate

Archibald Motley: Black Belt

1,000 pieces25.0 × 20.0 in

Pomegranate's jigsaw puzzle edition of Archibald J. 's Black Belt adapts the artist's 1934 painting to the puzzle format. Motley painted with the aim of speaking across racial divides and portraying the breadth of Black experience in modern American life.

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It is close to one in the morning, and a 1940s Chicago cabaret has turned to dancing. Revelers fill the bustling room, and the scene sits under the burgundy glow of the nightclub lights. The picture is Archibald J. Motley Jr.'s Nightlife, painted in 1943.

Pomegranate

Archibald Motley: Nightlife

1,000 pieces20.0 × 27.0 in

A jigsaw puzzle edition of Archibald J. 's 1943 painting Nightlife. Motley worked in genre scenes and borrowed techniques from cinema, painting them to picture the breadth of Black American life and to reach across racial divides. The work belongs to American art and to the tradition of Black American painting.

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A polar cross-section: an iceberg breaks the waterline, its upper reaches rising above the surface while its body continues into the deep, icy blue water below, where narwhals swim past the submerged ice.

Eurographics

Arctic

1,000 pieces26.5 × 19.3 in

Eurographics places this puzzle in its Save Our Planet collection, a series built around the beauty and fragility of at-risk environments and the wildlife that lives in them. The polar artwork carries that conservation theme, and the build is intended as a challenge rather than a light scene.

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Two women dressed in elegant Victorian attire browse the shelves inside the Argosy Bookstore. The shop interior around them is lined with rare books, antique maps, and prints, with antique artwork and fixtures throughout, all rendered in a colorful illustration.

New York Puzzle Company

Argosy Bookstore

1,000 pieces19.3 × 26.6 in

This jigsaw puzzle features an original illustration by Jenny Kroik of the Argosy Bookstore, a celebrated New York City bookshop. The puzzle is made with a linen-style finish.

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