$160.00 USD
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The Zagreb Chess Set, famously used during the 1959 Candidates Tournament, is one of the most iconic chess set designs in history. Known for its distinctive and elegant Staunton-style pieces, it was crafted by the Croatian designer and artisan, George Keller. The set became particularly famous after being used in the high-profile tournament held in Bled, Zagreb, and Belgrade, which featured top players like Mikhail Tal and Tigran Petrosian. Its clean, functional design, with a notable attention to detail, has made it a collector’s favorite.
Box Content: 34 chessmen (including 2 extra queens)
Woods Used: Sheesham wood (Dalbergia sissoo) / Boxwood (Gardenia latifolia
| Chess Pieces | Dimensions |
| King Height (from base till finial tip) | 4.14 inch / 10.51 cm |
| King's Base (⌀) | 1.6 inch / 4.1 cm |
| Queen Height(from base till queen's crown ball tip) | 3.50 inch / 8.9 cm |
| Queen's Base (⌀) | 1.54 inch / 3.9 cm |
| Bishop Height (from base till tip) | 3.15 inch / 8.0 cm |
| Bishop's Base (⌀) | 1.41 inch / 3.5 cm |
| Knight Height (from base till ear tip) | 2.80 inch / 7.2 cm |
| Knight's Base (⌀) | 1.43 inch / 3.6 cm |
| Rook Height (from base till turrets) | 2.51 inch / 6.3 cm |
| Rook's Base (⌀) | 1.40 inch / 3.5 cm |
| Pawn Height (from base till tip) | 2.31 inch / 5.8 cm |
| Pawn's Base (⌀) | 1.29 inch / 3.2 cm |
Weight of the chessmen: 1300 grams or 2.8 Pounds
SKU: ICC-037