/r/chessporn
Gorgeous views of the world's most beautiful game. From the slender lines of the queen to the suggestively cocked hat of the bishop, this is the place to show us your wood... or plastic, or whatever the chess set may be made from.
Gorgeous views of the world's most beautiful game. From the slender lines of the queen to the suggestively cocked hat of the bishop, this is the place to show us your wood... or plastic or whatever the chess set may be made from.
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Made in Aesprite
Board was from a Spanish supplier, anegre and maple, bought in the UK from a local supplier Regency Chess. The pieces are from an Indian supplier Royal Chess Mail, and are a Zagreb 3.9” set.
I’m well pleased with it.
Found this set in an attic. It's missing a queen and I'd love to see if the original company is still around to find a proper replacement
It’s finally been nice enough to play outside! I love my chessboard:)
The pieces are made of bronze and have a heavy feel to them.
I just felt really pressured to buy it from the store owners as I didn't want to lug it around Greece.
Now that we made it to Crete I saw an even cooler circular ceramic chess board with Greek locations embedded in it and the pantheon of the Gods as the pieces. The listed prices was 185 euros.
I feel that had I waited I would have purchased that one.
There are no returns so I am stuck with what I have. I would just like to know if I got ripped off or not.