The Conventional Chess Sets from 1700 to the introduction of Staunton's (1849)

Staunton Castle proudly present their very latest, carefully researched and precisely carved reproduction – The Nathaniel Cooke 1849 SetThis set is

Nathaniel 1849 Antique Reproduction Vintage 3.75 Ebony/Box Wood (without antique look) Chess Set

Nathaniel Cooke 1849 Staunton Chessmen

The Barleycorn Luxury Bone Chess Pieces - 4.75 King

Staunton Castle proudly present their very latest, carefully researched and precisely carved reproduction – The Nathaniel Cooke 1849 SetThis set is

Nathaniel 1849 Antique Reproduction Vintage 3.75 Ebony/Box Wood (without antique look) Chess Set

Staunton Castle proudly present their very latest, carefully researched and precisely carved reproduction – The Nathaniel Cooke 1849 SetThis set is

Nathaniel 1849 Antique Reproduction Vintage 3.75 Ebony/Box Wood (without antique look) Chess Set

1849 Original Staunton Design Chess Pieces & Mahogany Box – Official Staunton

1849 Jacques Cook Staunton Chess Set - Ebony Wood -3.75

Staunton Castle proudly present their very latest, carefully researched and precisely carved reproduction – The Early Nathaniel Cooke 1849 Set.

1849 Early Version Reproduced 4.4 Chess Set in Natural Boxwood/Ebony

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Reproduced 1849 Original Staunton Pattern Chess Set in Ebony

Antique English Chess Sets, 1750 to 1850