The Cavalier Series Wood Chess Pieces in Ebony are truly one of the finest set of wood pieces Wholesale Chess has ever offered. The King stands 4 1/4" tall and has a base of 1 3/4 inches. He has a unique crown to mark his status, and as with all the bottoms of this set, he has a base of green felt. This set only comes in Ebony.
Who hasn't dreamed of owning a handsome steed with a flowing mane? This truly unique knight not only has a flowing mane, but is ready to do ballet with an open mouth and barred teeth. He is 3 1/4 inches tall and has a sturdy base of 1 5/8 inches.
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The Cavalier Series Wood Chess Pieces in Ebony are truly one of the finest set of wood pieces Wholesale Chess has ever offered. The King stands 4 1/4" tall and has a base of 1 3/4 inches. He has a unique crown to mark his status, and as with all the bottoms of this set, he has a base of green felt. This set only comes in Ebony.
Who hasn't dreamed of owning a handsome steed with a flowing mane? This truly unique knight not only has a flowing mane, but is ready to do ballet with an open mouth and barred teeth. He is 3 1/4 inches tall and has a sturdy base of 1 5/8 inches.
Due to the size of this set, you will want to choose a board with a square of 2 to 2.25 inches.
Felt Base
4 1/4" King, Weighs 2.8 oz, Base 1 3/4" Base
3 3/4" Queen, 1 5/8" Base, Extra Queens
3 1/2" Bishop, 1 5/8" Base
3 1/4" Knight, 1 5/8" Base
2 5/8" Rook, 1 5/8" Base
2 3/8" Pawn, 1 1/2" Base
Entire set weighs approximately 4.5 pounds
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ISBN
Does not apply
Chess Board Included?
The Chess Board featured is for photographic purposes only and must be purchased separately
Material(s)
Genuine Ebony
King Height
4.5'' inch / 11.43 cm
King Base Diameter
1.875'' inch / 4.76 cm
Recommended Chess Board Size
2.5" inch / 6.4 cm
Included with Purchase
Certificate of Authenticity
Engraved Registered Plaque
Individual Production Number
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