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Chinese Style Resin Chess Set
SKU: 8761-11024109
$66.00
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This beautiful, hand made, talking point chess set in a Chinese design is a great alternative to the traditional Staunton style of chess set.
A medium sized set with the king, standing at 4 1/4" (11cm) with a base of 1 1/4" (3cm), while the shortest, the pawn, stands at 2 1/4" (6cm) with a base of 1" (2.5cm). The whole set (all 32 pieces) weighs in at approx 2.25KG.
A medium sized set with the king, standing at 4 1/4" (11cm) with a base of 1 1/4" (3cm), while the shortest, the pawn, stands at 2 1/4" (6cm) with a base of 1" (2.5cm). The whole set (all 32 pieces) weighs in at approx 2.25KG.
PLEASE NOTE
There are 33 pieces (one more than a standard Chess set)
19 of the pieces have noticeable damage, 14 do not, see photos.
Condition
Used: poor
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