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Averbakh 1949 Moscow Championship Chess Set with Wooden Chessboard – 4.16" King, Antique Boxwood & Ebonized With Board

Averbakh 1949 Moscow Championship Chess Set with Wooden Chessboard – 4.16" King, Antique Boxwood & Ebonized With Board

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SKU: SKU: CB004

Regular price $620.98 USD
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Chess Pieces Material: Ebonized (Gardenia Latifolia) / Antique Boxwood (Gardenia Latifolia)

Chess Pieces Dimensions:

King Height - 4.16"(105 mm)

King Base - 1.55"(39 mm)

Pawn Height - 2.02"(52 mm)

Pawn Base - 1.26"(32 mm)

You're getting: 34 pieces (2 extra Queens); Board included.

Chess Board Material: Black Dyed Poplar & White Erable

Chess Board Dimensions:

Board - 21.6" x 21.6" (55 cm x 55 cm)

Square - 2.16" x 2.16" (55 mm x 55 mm)

Board Thickness - 13 mm (0.5")

Chess Board Finish: Matte, Non-shiny finish.

Total Weight: Chess Pieces Weight 960 grams (33.86 oz) and Chess Board Weight 3044 gms (107.37 oz) Total Weight  4004 gram (141.23 oz). Please note that the weight in the set is added manually so the final weight of the set can vary by plus or minus (±) 10%.

Chess Pieces SKU : ICC-051, Chess Board SKU : B1032.


Recommended Board Size: (2.0")/(50 mm) square size

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