Month September of 2018 was dominated by 4 chess sets. The first is 1852 Harrwitz Staunton Pattern Chess Set. Second on the list is Argentina Olympic (Ajedrez Olímpico, ‘Campo’) Chess Set & last two are The Old Collector’s Club Staunton Series Chess Pieces & The Modern Staunton Series Chess Set. If you think you might have missed the announcements or are simply looking for an orderly recap, the table below should be for you. It also comes complete with links to our respective product page.
Reproduced Circa 1852 Harrwitz Staunton Pattern Chess Set
Reproduced Argentina Olympic (Ajedrez Olímpico, ‘Campo’) Chess Set
The Old Collector’s Club Staunton Series Chess Pieces
The Modern Staunton Series Chess Set
Last month the spotlights were primarily on the reproduced circa 1852 Harrwitz Staunton pattern chess set. Hand-crafted with precision and care, Circa 1852 Harrwitz brings vintage experience to the masses. The King proudly stands at 4.5″ tall with a base diameter of 2 inches. The set comes with free extra queens for effortless pawn promotion. Pieces have unique rings and thick green felts, which precisely envelops the base of each chessmen for smooth movement on the chess board. The Knights are well-reproduced and represent the highest grade of knight carving skills that our Indian artisans have to offer. Know More->
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The Argentina Olympic (Ajedrez Olímpico, ‘Campo’) chess set in ebony & boxwood also made its debut last month and gathered a lot of fan attention. This distinctive chess set was used in Argentina Chess Olympiad. The Argentina Olympic set was very popular in the 1980’s because of its unique collar rings and extraordinary knights. The original Chess Sets which was used in the Argentina Chess Olympiad are very rare and selling at thousands of dollars a set but that is not what every chess collector can spend on a hobby. Know More->
The old collector’s club Staunton series chess pieces have been specifically designed for the chess collectors. The King proudly stands at 4.4 inches and its base is robust 1.9 inches. This is a classic design featuring the magnificently robust and remarkable knight. There are 6 cuts in the turrets of the rook. The carving and the design of the knight are quite spectacular, look closely at the eyes, nostrils, teeth and, craftsmanship around the mane. The design of the other pieces is also highly outstanding, each chessmen is carefully handcrafted in India. Know More->
The modern Staunton series chess set after more than 150 years, the Staunton chess sets are still exceedingly well-liked and is likely to remain so in the future. This set features a Tournament standard 3.75″ King with a base diameter of 1.69 inches. This chess set is expertly weighted from our master artisans and it’s superb size proportioning from a king to pawn make this chess set an excellent choice for fast chess games in tournaments/clubs or regular home and school play. Know More->
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