Three-quarter view of the 1988 Alcoa MMC chess set after Josef Hartwig, 32 pieces on the original board. Inscription Centennial Technical Symposia 1986–1988 and Alcoa logo visible on the rim. Use as a strong gallery shot of the assembled object. Cream pieces show age spotting.
The Staunton chessmen embody a rich history, aesthetic beauty, and a link to a passionate global community. By adding this beautifully...
The Jogn Jaques company is known for the Staunton pattern registered by Nathaniel Cooke in 1849. This design innovation changed the...
Antique chess sets are symbols of art and history that enhance the ambiance of any living or working space. Whether you’re...