The Reykjavik chessmen are an exact reproduction of the Staunton chess pieces used during the iconic match between American Bobby Fischer and Russian Boris Spassky in 1972. Simple, yet distinctive Staunton styling is combined with peerless detailing and finishing using only the finest graded Ebony and Boxwood. The pieces feature a king height of three and three quarter inches and are beautifully weighted and balanced. Suitable for combining with chess boards with a square size of 2 inches and over.
The series includes a storage box finished in Rootwood Burl and lined with black baize material. A perfect gift for every chess enthusiast.
- King Weight : 69g
- Pawn Weight : 22g
- Total Weight (unpacked) : 1.4kg
- King Height : 3.75 inches
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- King's Base Diameter : 1.7 inches
- Pawn Height : 2 inches
- Materials Used: Ebony, Boxwood, Rootwood Burl, Manmade
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