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Category Archives: Origins of modern chess sets

Isle of Lewis Chess Set

Posted on March 24, 2011 by chessblogger
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The Isle of Lewis chess set has become one of the most recognised and classic designs of chess piece today second only to Staunton. Behind these beautiful and unique chessmen is a fascinating story. It is believed that the original … Continue reading →

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Chess sets, where in the world do they all come from?

Posted on July 17, 2008 by chessblogger
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The origin of a chess set is an important factor when choosing which one to buy. Ultimately the set is as good as the people that made it and the materials they used. Indeed why should it’s location have an … Continue reading →

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A Genuine Staunton chess set please?

Posted on July 8, 2008 by chessblogger
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There is a common misconception among many people that you can buy a genuine Staunton chess set. Indeed it’s not uncommon for people to think that there is a chess manufacturer called Staunton who make and sell chess sets. The … Continue reading →

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