Reproduced Chess Sets Archives

July of 2019 was marked by :

.Introduction of Shera Series in Ebony and Boxwood

.Christmas in July sale. A CB mega annual event

Introduction of 1865-70 Steinitz Chess Set: Committed to expanding the Jaques family, chessbazaar® proudly presents the reproduction of the 1865-70 Steinitz Staunton pattern chess set. The original 1865-70 Steinitz Staunton pattern chess set in the playable condition is very very hard to find and may cost thousands of dollars if available. Our repro of 1865-70 Steinitz Staunton pattern chess set is a humble try to bring this legendary design to life and to let chess enthusiasts experience the game with this beautiful chess set which was not possible hitherto.

Introduced the Ultimate Chess Set: A very common and sturdy chess set until now was available only in plastic avatar. CB with the inputs of a renowned collector, bring this magnificent chess set in ebonized and boxwood. This is a perfect chess set for blitz, club, and tournaments. The set features a Tournament standard 3.85″ King with a base diameter of 1.65 inches. This is a captivated design featuring the magnificently robust and remarkable knight.

Introduction of Shera Series in Ebony and Boxwood: After successfully re-introducing the Shera series in Bud rosewood and boxwood, we have introduced it in Ebony and Boxwood. Making it more perfect was really difficult for us, that is why we have borrowed its elegant look and most of the design elements from its previous generation. The carving of the knight is quite spectacular, look closely at the details around the mane and nostrils. The design of the other pieces is also highly commended to allow the set to truly stand out. They are meticulously handcrafted from the finest grade ebony and polished by hand to give it a rich and long-lasting shine.

Christmas in July sale. A CB mega annual event: Started back in 2017, this time too, we have received an electrifying response from our dear customers and collectors. The deals in this event are the one which we generally reveal during our Christmas time. We would like to thank our customers for choosing us and put in there trust in us.

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There’s no doubt that the chess reproductions are always a hot topic in the chess community, regardless of what time of the year it is. To fulfill the aspirations of the collector community, we at chessbazaar, introduced the Chess Carnival last month. Our this chess event gathered a lot of interest among the collectors. Recently added new sets put the reproduction antique category back on top as the most viewed category. For the full scoop on all of the above, plus some other launches from the past month, just scroll down and hit ‘em up.

Reproduced Richard Whitty Antique Chess Set with King Side Stamping in Ebony / Antiqued Boxwood
The Parker Staunton Series Lacquered Chess Set in Burnt Boxwood & Natural Boxwood
American Chess Magazine – Issue #6
Reproduced 1940 Soviet Club Chess Set in Ebony / Antiqued Boxwood

Chess was originated by some Indians in India, before the 6th century AD and there is one more interesting fact that most of the wooden chess set also manufactured in Amritsar(India). As a respect to our loyal chess collectors, we have introduced this dazzling chess set “Reproduced Richard Whitty Antique Chess Set “. The King proudly stands at 3.75″ tall with a base diameter of 1.65”. The dark chess pieces are made of genuine ebony wood. The opposing pieces are made of boxwood which is traditionally used for white side. Richard Whitty was one of the greatest chess carvers of all time. He worked in the John Jaques factory which was in London and carved some spectacular chess sets. Add this wonderful replica to your collection by clicking this link->

Things have really been getting heated during the last month when we launched the Parker Staunton Series Lacquered Chess Set in Burnt Boxwood. The Parker Staunton Series in Staunton style is made up of burnt boxwood and natural boxwood. The King proudly stands at 3.9 inches and its base is a robust 1.6 inches. Along with the classy design, what makes this chess set so unique is how it feels in your hand. To create the dark side of this set, pieces are actually burned followed by the final carving and design work. These techniques create a beautiful contrast between the blackened areas and the natural boxwood color underneath. We then polished them in the high gloss lacquer which gives the chess pieces a smooth shiny surface. The set is entirely handmade in India. Know More->

Chess Magazines lovers rejoiced this month – American Chess Magazine – Issue #6 is out now.

Did you ever starve for a chess design you always wanted? Chessbazaar is there to help you make your dream chess set a reality. Know More->

And to top things off, some of our best sellers are on backorder, We welcome you to place an order for out of stock items and take an extra discount of 25% off with coupon BACKORDER25. Shop Now

Being official for a few weeks now, Reproduced 1940 Soviet Club Chess Set has held a tight grip in the collectors community. Enthusiastic fans waiting impatiently for one of the greatest reproduction to be back in stock again. Reproduced 1940 Soviet Club Chess Set’s dark pieces are made of genuine Ebony wood and the light pieces are made of Antiqued Boxwood. The King proudly stands at 4.05″ tall with a base diameter of 1.73″. The dark chess pieces are made of genuine ebony wood. The opposing pieces are made of boxwood which is traditionally used for white side. It is one of the fairly easy woods to work with and shows off aesthetic detail. This marvelous chess set made in USSR was never used in any tournament, never reproduced. Know More->

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Reproduced Chess Sets

Monthly Round Up – July 2019

July of 2019 was marked by :

Monthly Round-UP – March 2018