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3.5 Inch DropJaw Ebony Chess Set & Mahogany Slide Box

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We are thrilled to present the Early Anderssen Drop Jaw Chessmen, Tournament Size, circa 1858—a unique and historically significant addition to any collection. Expertly crafted from premium boxwood and ebony, these exquisite chess pieces capture the essence of a bygone era.

Each chess piece is meticulously weighted and features felted bases, ensuring a premium playing experience. The King is inscribed with the "1858 Staunton" hallmark, signifying authenticity and superior craftsmanship. You will also discover King's crown marks adorning the summits of the King-side Rooks and Knights, enhancing their regal appearance.

Inspired by the renowned Camaratta Codex, these chessmen faithfully reproduce the style associated with legendary chess master Adolf Anderssen, originally crafted around 1858. Notable features include the distinctive Anderssen "drop-jaw" Knight design and the elegantly wide vertical mitres on the Bishops.

Key Features:

  • King Height: 3½ inches
  • King Base Diameter: 1¾ inches
  • Materials: Premium boxwood and ebony
  • Authentic Details: Inscribed "1858 Staunton" on King's rim; King-side pieces bear crown marks
  • Complete Set: 34 chess pieces, including additional queens for pawn promotion

Experience the elegance and prestige of historical chess gameplay with the Early Anderssen Drop Jaw Chessmen—a truly exceptional reproduction for dedicated collectors and passionate players alike.





Important Notice:
Please note: As we use natural wood for our chess pieces, boards, and storage boxes, slight shade and tone variations are to be expected. These natural characteristics are a hallmark of genuine craftsmanship and add to the uniqueness and beauty of each set. The product images shown on our website are representative and taken from specific production batches—actual colours and wood tones may vary slightly from batch to batch.