Studio lineup of the Jaques of London full club size Steinitz Staunton chessmen. Top row boxwood, bottom row ebony: pawn, rook, megamouth knight, bishop, queen, and king. Pieces rest on baize pads. The open-mouthed knights identify the Steinitz pattern. ChessAntiques.com.
The Staunton chessmen embody a rich history, aesthetic beauty, and a link to a passionate global community. By adding this beautifully...
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