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STAUNTONCOMBO3

The Classical Staunton Series Chess Set & Tiroir Combination

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This Authentic Models production is a detailed replica of an original ivory set manufactured by the British 'Jaques' company, circa 1850, and purchased at a 1990s London auction. English chess master, Howard Staunton, promoted this set at the first international chess tournament in 1851. Its clearly distinguishable pieces soon became the competition standard known as the 'Staunton' set.

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    THE CHESSMEN

    Marvels of grace, balance, beauty and simplicity... This is THE classic set that established a worldwide standard used since the mid-19th C. Study the King's crown and Queen's coronet, details of bishops and rooks, knights modeled after marble stallion heads from the Parthenon, on down to the diminutive pawn. Admire the simple, yet elegant contours. Well-weighted. Shaped to hold, to touch, to admire... To be gazed at in unwavering and total concentration.

    This Authentic Models production is a detailed replica of an original ivory set manufactured by the British 'Jaques' company, circa 1850, and purchased at a 1990s London auction. English chess master, Howard Staunton, promoted this set at the first international chess tournament in 1851. Its clearly distinguishable pieces soon became the competition standard known as the 'Staunton' set. The Chessmen are new and each set consists of 32 Chessmen. They are manufactured from polyresin, a crushed stone composite that gives it the feel and weight of stone, but the durability of plastic.

    THE CHESSBOARD

    Our Classical Tiroir Display Chessboard offers unmatched luxury at a very affordable price. The veneered Chessboard has a satin finish and 1.75" squares. Unlike traditional Chessboards that require a separate box for piece storage, our Classical Tiroir Display Chessboard features two drawers with individual compartments for piece storage. Each drawer will hold 34 Staunton Pattern Chessmen (up to 3.5" King Height) and has an additional compartment for holding draughts (checkers).

    With 1.75" Squares
    King and Queens spaces measure at 4.75" x 1.75"
    Rook/Bishop/Knights spaces are 2.875" x 1.5"
    Pawn spaces are 2.25" x 1.265"

    More Information
    ISBN Does not apply
    Chess Board Included? Includes Chess Board.
    Material(s) Plastic
    King Height 3.25'' inch / 8.26 cm
    King Base Diameter 1.375'' inch / 3.49 cm
    Basepad Material Billiard Cloth
    Square Size 1.75'' inch / 4.45 cm
    Chess Board Footprint 17.5" x 17.5" x 4.5"
    Chess Board Height 4.0"
    Box Dimensions 18.75" x 9.75" x 2.5"
    Median Set Weight 17.7 ounces (0.50 kg)
    Total Number of Pieces 32 Chess Pieces
    DGT eBoard Compatible No

    World of chess

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    How to play chess

    People have been playing chess for more than 1500 years. Invented in India in the 6th century CE, its earliest known form was called chaturanga.

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    About Us

    Headquartered in the United States, The House of Staunton manufacturers the world's finest Chess equipment.