A fine traditional Chess Clock by Jaques of London

Have you seen our brand new chess range?

A Lovely mahogany games compendium By Jaques.

Order a lewis Chess set today.

A lovely folding book style chess set.

Have lots of fun with this brilliant lawn chess set.

These pieces are based on the Staunton design from the 1890's

A giant version of the board game chess.

The Lewis Chessmen were discovered in 1831, on the Isle of Lewis in the Outer Hebrides of Scotland by a local shepherd.

Our Simpsons Club 3.5" Chess Set in a Mahogany presentation box

A traditional chess clock manufactured to competition standard.

 Handmade Staunton range of sets which are amongst the world's most collectible chess sets.

Chess the two player game of strategy and tactics.

Ebony is a rare hardwood of the ebenaceae family..

Enjoy the feel of these resin Lewis Chess pieces.

A traditionally-made, mahogany framed deluxe chess clock.

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This set comes with a beautiful handmade inlaid wooden chess board, specially made for this set.

The King stands at 3.5 inches high and all pieces are beautifully weighted.

Use danish oil wax on your chess board.

Stunning staunton chess set and board in Walnut & Sycamore.

Jaques Chess Department would like to wish all thier customers a very Happy New Year.

Choose a Staunton Chess Set from our superb selection.

See our extensive range of chess boards.

This Lewis Ches set is just lovely.

This lovely chess closk will make an ideal Christmas gift for the avid chesss player.

Carved from fine, ebonised boxwood by Jaques of London’s master craftsmen

This 18 inch Jaques Inlaid Chess Board is  beautifully made, an ideal Christmas gift.  Use your voucher online today.

This inlaid chess board is the perfect game board for chess pieces of quality.

Made in England by Jaques, the eminent chess manufacturer.

Take a moment to check out the wonderful Isle of Lewis chess set  we supply.

Naturally, Jaques of London have a long history with the game of chess.

Game clocks were first used extensively in tournament chess, and are often called chess clocks.