Jaques Fischer Spassky Boxwood / Ebony Chessmen in Beechwood Box

What's Included

Complete chess set, Beechwood box, Signed Staunton certificate

Description

The Jaques Fischer Spassky Boxwood / Ebony - Beech and Black honors one of the greatest matches the world of chess has ever witnessed. Every boxwood and ebony piece in this fine collection with 3.5-inch kings was carefully handcrafted to be a true replica of the Staunton design featured at the 1972 World Championship match between Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky. This set may be played with or simply admired for their craftsmanship, as a true reproduction of the original Staunton pattern created by Jaques of London in the 1800s. All pieces are housed in a luxurious beechwood box with brass hardware and soft baize lining. This must-have set comes with the signed Staunton certificate of authenticity.

About Jaques of London
As the oldest games company in the world, the name Jaques is inexorably intertwined with the history of almost any classic game. After literally inventing croquet, popularizing the gold-standard Staunton chess pieces everyone recognizes, and building a series of other games and items with the finest wood in the world, Jaques has continued to reinvent itself. Today, they produce game pieces and sets of the utmost quality in the strongest, rarest, and best-looking materials on Earth. When you're look to look refined playing chess, croquet, ping pong, backgammon, snakes and ladders, or any other wooden game, look to Jaques of London.

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