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The 1962 Stockholm Interzonal chess set is a remarkable artifact from one of the most celebrated tournaments in chess history, where Bobby Fischer dominated the field, finishing a staggering 2.5 points ahead of his closest rivals. This set is not only a testament to Fischer's brilliance but also a masterpiece of Scandinavian design, blending Nordic and Finnish artistic elements. Its clean, minimalist lines and functional elegance reflect the region's design ethos, while the intricate craftsmanship captures the spirit of the game. The pieces, with their balanced proportions and subtle cultural motifs, evoke the rich heritage of the Nordic countries, making this set a timeless symbol of both chess mastery and Scandinavian artistry.
You're getting: 34 pieces (2 extra Queens included); Board is not included.
| Chess Pieces | Dimensions |
| King Height (from base till finial tip) | 3.75 inch / 9.5 cm |
| King's Base (⌀) | 1.62 inch / 4.1 cm |
| Queen Height(from base till queen's crown ball tip) | 3.12 inch / 7.9 cm |
| Queen's Base (⌀) | 1.60 inch / 4.0 cm |
| Bishop Height (from base till tip) | 2.72 inch / 6.9 cm |
| Bishop's Base (⌀) | 1.46 inch / 3.7 cm |
| Knight Height (from base till ear tip) | 2.89 inch / 7.3 cm |
| Knight's Base (⌀) | 1.46 inch / 3.7 cm |
| Rook Height (from base till turrets) | 2.12 inch / 5.3 cm |
| Rook's Base (⌀) | 1.46 inch / 3.7 cm |
| Pawn Height (from base till tip) | 1.80 inch / 4.5 cm |
| Pawn's Base (⌀) | 1.23 inch / 3.1 cm |
There’s a difference you notice the moment you pick up a well-crafted wooden chess piece the balance, the weight, the smooth finish. It’s something you don’t just see, but feel with every move.
This is what makes playing truly immersive.