This unique and popular chess set package includes our Zagreb series chess set with genuine ebony and boxwood pieces matched with the Queen's Gambit Chess Board. The Zagreb originates from the chess set designed for the 1950 Chess Olympiad held in Dubrovnik, Yugoslavia. This set stands out from other Staunton designs with its opposite color tops on the king, queen, and bishop and the unique and handsome knight with its graceful curves and down-turned head. Ebony is one of the hardest woods in the world with no visible grain and when polished produces a chess piece with a glass-like obsidian luster. This is a library size set with a 3.25" tall king and a base diameter of 1.375". The pieces have thick green baize pads so they slide smoothly across the chess board and are heavily weighted for stability.
This is the exact same chess board as seen in the finale chess game of The Queen's Gambit Netflix series produced by Rechapados Ferrer for the series. This attractive board features black stained poplar for the dark squares and natural ash burl for light squares. A decorative black, red, and orange weave delimiter separates the squares from the frame and the board is sealed in a matte finish. The squares are 1.75" and the chess board measures 17.5" overall and has felt pads on the bottom. The history and origin of the chess board with the Zagreb chess pieces will add a special interest and fund to every game you play.
Chess Pieces:
- Ebony & Boxwood
- Pieces individually hand polished
- King Height: 3.25"
- King Base: 1.625"
- King Weight: 1.8 Ounces
- Chess Set Weight: 32 Ounces
- Includes 2 extra queens for pawn promotion
- Green Baize Cloth Pads
- Certificate of Authenticity
Chess Board:
- Material: Black Stained Poplar & Ash Burl Veneer & Wood Materials
- Finish: Polyurethane Matte Finish
- Decorative Delimiter Separating Squares & Frame
- Square Size: 1.75"
- Dimensions: 17.5" x 17.5" x .5"
- Imported from Spain, Rechapados Ferrer is the largest manufacturer and the most recognized name of high quality wood chess boards in the world
