Chess pieces - Ebonised Fischer Spassky Historic Luxury Chess Pieces

Jaques are the most famous manufacturers of high quality sports and games equipment in the world and this gorgeous ebonised Fischer Spassky Chess Set is a perfect example of why. A precise replica of the original chess set used in the world-renowned Fischer Spassky match in 1972, this stunning 3.5 inch piece is the ideal way to own a piece of chess history and treasure it for many years to come.

This beautiful 3.5 inch collector’s edition Staunton set features precisely hand carved boxwood and ebonised chess pieces to accurately replicate the set that was used in the famed Fischer versus Spassky match in 1972. From graceful angle of the Bishop’s headpiece with its distinctive cut to the stunning two-piece Knight, each and every one of the chessmen in this set bears the high quality of craftsmanship that is the Jaques' trademark, and the set is presented in a luxurious box complete with miniature lock and key. With the quality of the craftsmanship on display from the boxwood and ebonised chess pieces and the presentation and history which accompanies this - and indeed every - chess set we produce, it’s easy to see why the Jaques name is synonymous with the game.

Wooden Box: 19.5cm x 16.5cm x 10.5cm
King: Base Diameter 42mm
Rook: Base Diameter 36mm
Pawn: Base Diameter 29mm

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During the holiday season and additional COVID restrictions, our delivery times may be extended.   

Croquet –  Our croquet sets are made in the UK to order so they take a little bit longer to get that high quality finish you expect from Jaques. They currently have a lead time of up to 2 weeks for delivery.

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