Staunton No. 5 chess pieces in boxwood and acacia wood, inspired by the 1972 Match of the Century in Reykjavik. Elegant, well-balanced, and with a strong presence.
129,00 €
Staunton No. 5 chess pieces in boxwood and acacia wood, inspired by the 1972 Match of the Century in Reykjavik. Elegant, well-balanced, and with a strong presence.
Agotado temporalmente
These pieces are inspired by the historic clash between Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky in the “Match of the Century,” held in Reykjavik in 1972.
Although they are not an exact replica of the original model, this version offers a refined and elegant interpretation that preserves the classic essence of the design used in that legendary World Championship final.
♟️ Staunton No. 5 Design
The Staunton No. 5 model is the most widely used standard in competition, offering balanced proportions and excellent stability on the board.
Its size is ideal for boards with 50 mm squares.
🌳 Fine materials
White pieces: boxwood
Black pieces: acacia wood
Polished and elegant finish
Felted bases for protection
The combination of natural tones provides contrast, warmth, and sophistication.
🏆 Inspired by the 1972 Match of the Century
The Fischer–Spassky duel marked a turning point in chess history. These pieces evoke that golden era, making them an excellent choice both for play and for collection.
🎯 Ideal for:
Demanding players
Collectors
Chess history enthusiasts
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| Weight | 1,1 kg |
|---|---|
| Diseño | Staunton nº5 — Reykjavik 1972 |
| Piezas blancas | Madera de boj |
| Piezas negras | Madera de acacia |
| Acabado | Pulido con fieltro en base |
| Peso total | 1, 1 kg |
| Compatible con tableros | Casilla 50 mm |
| Contenido | 32 piezas |
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