Special Edition Reproduced Vintage 1950's Circa Bohemia Staunton Series German Chess Pieces in Stained Crimson Boxwood - 3.89" King

Features: This tournament-sized chess set, "The 1950's Bohemia Staunton Series," is designed for serious players, featuring a 3.89" King with a 1.45" base. Expertly weighted for tournament, club, or home play, it boasts superb proportions and iconic "dragon" Knights.

Weight: 900 grams approx. (31.74 oz). Please note that the weight in the set is added manually so the final weight of the set can vary by plus or minus (±) 10%.

Material: Dark pieces are Stained Crimson Boxwood, and the opposing pieces are Boxwood (also available in Sheesham). Comes with extra queens, green felt bases, and exquisite knight carving.

Craftsmanship: Unique collar rings, wide bases, and fine carving, inspired by the Dubrovnik Chess Set. The knight's mane and design resemble the Romanian-Hungarian National Tournament Chess Set. Handcrafted and polished for lasting shine.

History: Reproduced in collaboration with "Michael Ladzinski." The 1950s Bohemia German set was popular for its "dragon" Knights. A later version with "chicken head" Knights was used at the 1970 Siegen Olympiad, played by Bobby Fischer against Boris Spassky.

Uniformity: Turned pieces are identical, while knights may have slight variations due to hand-carving.

Package Includes : 34 Chessmen(2 extra queens included). Chess Board NOT included in this sale. 

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