It's a "puzzle"....many different ones were made with lots of different scenes.....some just had solid colors on the sides of the blocks so they could make many different patterns. Wish I could give you a time frame....but I suspect they were made from the early 20th century on. Linda C

Welcome to the forum. So glad you joined in and posted your pics. They all look really nice and festive. Isn't it amazing how many of us have bought some of those green plates? Just goes to show we all love allot of the same things. Your bunnies are so cute--just love bunnies. Please keep coming back and joining in here, we are all having fun and getting acquainted. Luvs

Yachter, you have some very nice things. You are off to a good start, getting the knack of accessorizing takes some practice, believe me I am still practicing! Sometimes I will start out with a particular "vision" and it will turn out to be totally differently. I really have to "play" around with my items, often what I thought would look well, ends up not "doing it for me" then I will roam the house looking for a different item that will work, if I can't find what I want then I will go shoping for that particular thing in mind. Usually it will be that I need something of better height or needing more of a certain color to "carry the theme thru the arrangement, or I am in need of a certain shape. What Tam had posted about my suggestion of doing photocopying and cutting and pasting into a new sheet of paper really helps. It is a suggestion of what I tell anyone that asks, it still helps me to this day if I am up against a more challenging look, or if I am starting from scratch, I really do need visuals to make it easier for me. Plus taking a picture of the finished look helps me to really take a more critical look of what I have just done, then I fine tune it a bit more. I don't want to sound like a broken record, but really and sincerely the book by Christy Carter on Accessorizing is excellent, well worth the buy, I wish I had found it earlier in my struggles, but I still find it very useful. Also, when I find a look by another person or picture, I will "take it apart" in my head and on paper (I make lots of lists) and anaylize it to understand why it works. Alot of times you can simpley just copy their look with your SIMILAR items, just copy the correct heights, shapes of things and similar items and you will be on your way to acheiving your look, personal to your home. HTH

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