True to the Staunton design, this tournament sized chess set would make a super addition to your collection. An aesthetically pleasing and practical chess set that would be a fine choice to take to your local chess club. Married up... Read more →
Simply take after the strategies and you are going to have an exceptional chess set to appreciate before you are aware of it! It's an extremely special chess set as a consequence. The board is created from beach and birch... Read more →
A number of our chess pieces utilize natural woods, and we've received a range of inquiries into what a specific wood is. The chess pieces you select will usually do a whole lot more to dictate what chessboard you select... Read more →
The Staunton Pattern Chess set provides a quick and straightforward way for anybody to learn the fundamentals of the game without needing to struggle to remember which piece is which and the way in which they move. Training with a... Read more →
Before the introduction of the Staunton design, the pieces most generally used were called the St. George design chessmen, followed by the Calvert, Edinburgh, Lund and Merrifield designs. Most of the sets of the interval were comparatively expensive to make... Read more →
Over the last six months, for my great pleasure and much to my wife’s chagrin, I have purchased four sets of chessmen from Carl Miceli’s company, Official Staunton. Three of those sets are shown here in direct comparison on the... Read more →
