The height of the king is 10 cm. PHOTO PHOTO PHOTO

New. Cobalt porcelain with gilding. Author's work. Verbilki. Limited edition. CHARACTERISTICS: Chessboard: size 44 x 38 cm. Height of figures: from 7.0 to 9.0 cm. Size of suitcase: 46x40x9 cm. ART P12

The height of the king is 13 cm. The diameter of the base is 4 cm.       (Art 19яc355д)

Antique Chess: Russia Siberia Material wood.

Exquisite Vintage Porcelain Kit & nbsp; from Herend, Hungary includes 27 of the original 32 items. & nbsp; One pink pawn and four blue pawns are missing from the set. & Nbsp; All other parts are in perfect condition without chips, & nbsp; cracks or damage. Blue King has a height of 85.7 mm, & nbsp; and the blue pawn is 54 mm. & nbsp;

Chess is made of porcelain. Made of high quality solid porcelain. The figures are large. The height of the king is 15 cm. Combined combination of paint and gilding. Overglaze polychrome painting. Painting with a pen. The color solution of the black figures is represented in the style of fountains of Friendship VDNKh in a color scheme with gilding. The application was made using natural gold. "White" set - stand in the form of colored garlands. "Black set" - stand in the form of malachite stands. The king is an astronaut (stands on the pavilion "Space" VVC), The queen is a collective farmer, Rook - the central pavilion VVC, The elephant is a worker, The horse is an intelligentsia, The pawn is the central entrance of the All-Russia Exhibition Center. EACH set is UNIQUE, tk. is painted in an exclusive author's paintings. In total, single copies were made specifically for Russian Chess House. PHOTO PHOTO PHOTOS PHOTOS PHOTO PHOTO PHOTO PHOTO

Link on the manufacturer's website: https://kadun.ru/item/00095/#photo-1. It will fit harmoniously into almost any classic interior, decorating it and giving it a special charm. ———————--Barleycorn figures-------– light figures - maple, matt lacquer dark figures - mahogany, matt lacquer all with weighting, the bases are glued with felt. ———————--Chess board—————————— chessboard - matt lacquer light cage – maple dark cage - sapele case - solid ash tinted the design of the board with a removable top cover, cells for each figure are made in the lower part of the board, the legs are glued with a cloth. ————————————Packaging----------- a box made of handmade natural linen. ————————————Dimensions----------- king – height 12.5cm stand diameter 3.5cm pawn – height 5.4cm stand diameter 3.2cm board – width 45cm height 7cm cage 4cm - The king has a high headdress. They reach a height of 12.5 cm and have an abstract shape. The circular pattern used for the external decoration of the figures resembles barley grains. Hence the name of the series – Barleycorn. -The bishop, king, queen and pawns have ornaments resembling the ruffled collars popular at that time. The figures are clear even to beginners. -Each figure is located on a small rounded pedestal of individual shape. Inside the stands of the figures there are weights. The bottom is lined with velvet for a softer sliding on the board. -Large sizes add weight to the game, and representativeness to the set. This is one of the reasons why barleycorn chess quickly gained popularity in Europe. -The shape of the chessboard is the author's: elegant, and at the same time massive. The top cover is removable. Inside there are figures in a soft velvet bed with individual cells. ART P11

Made in the USSR 1970-1980. A complete set of 32 pieces in their original packaging. The height of the king is 10 cm. The diameter of the base is 3 cm. ART 19J-2

Annual Russian magazine & quot; Chess Review & quot ;. January-December 1892. All issues for the year: issue 7 (the year begins with this issue) -18 Unique with all the top covers of the publisher!

In possession of a calico cover with an illustrated publishing cover pasted over the front cover. In a good condition. All the games of the tournament (Kiev, 1903, I place - Chigorin) with the descriptions of the tours. Introductory article with the program and the conditions of the tournament. The last tournament is the triumph of the founder of the national chess school, one of the strongest chess players of the world of his time, Mikhail Ivanovich Chigorin (1850-1908). Rarity! The idea of organizing the 3rd All-Russian Chess Tournament appeared in the Kiev Chess Society in the summer of 1901, shortly after the 2nd All-Russia tournament, which took place in Moscow (in the Moscow Chess Club) from December 26, 1900 to January 14, 1901. But only that the founded Kiev Chess Society did not immediately reach the opportunity to begin the actual organization of the tournament, and the thought of it, barely appearing, subsided. However, after a year & mdash; in the summer of 1902 & mdash; the idea of the tournament was revived again in the Kiev Society and this time with more solid chances for its implementation. Adopted sympathetically everywhere, the idea of the tournament in Kiev found warm support in the Chess Review. This work with joint forces went so successfully that by the end of 1902 it became clear that there was a full opportunity to organize a tournament. PHOTO PHOTO

Mexico, 1950s, handmade. Chess from natural onyx is an excellent accessory, which will appeal to any chess player, because a natural stone pleases the eye with unique color transitions. The set includes a stone board and large figures carved from onyx. The size of the chessboard: 36 cm x 36 cm, Cell size: 4.5 x 4.5 cm Height of the King: 11 cm Condition: excellent VIEW PHOTO: Photo 1 Photo 2

Collection of games of the international tournament of the maestro, edited by E. Lasker and E. Znosko-Borovsky and the tournament of Russian amateurs, edited by B.Ye. Malyutin. This is a book that has long been a bibliographic rarity. We offer this unique antique edition in excellent condition. Leather bound, photographs on coated paper, lined with tracing paper, gold stamping on the spine. The book contains many charts and tables. The International Chess Congress in memory of M. I. Chigorin was one of the most significant events in the history of Russian chess. ART W