Reproduction of the Circa 1862-1864 Mahogany Slide-Top Chess Box - Library Size
The 1862-1864 Library Slide Top Chess Box is the most economical way to protect your chess pieces. It comes with a removable red pillow lining that allows it to hold a set of unwrapped Library-size Jaques Reproductions chess pieces, 2.875" or less. The box will hold the extra Queens if packed carefully, but is designed for the originals, which are two Queen sets.
The 1862-1864 Library Slide Top Chess Box is the most economical way to protect your chess pieces. It comes with a removable red pillow lining that allows it to hold a set of unwrapped Library-size Jaques Reproductions chess pieces, 2.875" or less. The box will hold the extra Queens if packed carefully, but is designed for the originals, which are two Queen sets. Features:
Convenient Slide Top lid for easy access and secured storage of your chess pieces.
A plaque with Howard Staunton's signature and information on the lid of the Chess Box.
Holds a set of Library-Sized Jaques Reproduction chess pieces (32 pieces excluding extra Queens) with King Heights 2.875" or less.
Beautiful red interior of the Chess Box separates it from the rest.
Product Specifications
More Information
Woods Used
Mahogany
Box Dimensions
6" x 5" x 2.75"
Fits King Height Up To
2.875"
Shopworn
No
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