Chess Set - Metal Isle of Lewis Metal Chess Pieces on Inlaid Beechwood – WorldWise Imports

Metal Isle of Lewis chess pieces • The King height is 3.5" • Well weighted and the finished with a felt underlay • The metallic Isle of Lewis is something to behold • They are approximately double the weight of the crushed marble versions • Cast in metal with a copper and steel/pewter finish, the pieces feel remarkable

Metal Isle of Lewis chess pieces • The King height is 3.5 • Well weighted and the finished with a felt underlay • The metallic Isle of Lewis is something to behold • They are approximately double the weight of the crushed marble versions • Cast in metal with a copper and steel/pewter finish, the pieces feel remarkable, and look superb too

Chess Chest in Beechwood • Measures 18'' x 18'' x 3'' and has dividers inside the storage area • Board has 2 squares • Slot sizes are 5 and 3, 1.75 deep and 1.75 wide.

The Isle of Lewis Chess Pieces - 3.5 King - BROWN & NATURAL

GO Set- Wood Go Board with ball feet and 7mm Glass Stones in bowls

Isle of Lewis Chess Sets – ArcadiaPTown

GO - Bamboo GO Board with 7mm Stone Set – WorldWise Imports

Isle of Lewis Chess Sets – ArcadiaPTown

Isle of Lewis Chess Sets – ArcadiaPTown

Isle of Lewis chess pieces. The chess pieces show the strong cultural and political connections between the kingdoms of the British Isles and

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Isle of Lewis Chess Sets – ArcadiaPTown

Chess Set - Metal Isle of Lewis Metal Chess Pieces on Inlaid

The Isle of Lewis chessmen is a reproduction of the original collection of ancient Norse chess pieces that were discovered in 1831 on the Isle of

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Chess Set - Metal Isle of Lewis Metal Chess Pieces on Inlaid

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GO Set- Wood Go Board with ball feet and 7mm Glass Stones in bowls

Isle Of Lewis Chess Set With Board - Viking Shield

The Isle of Lewis Chessmen are a very important find for anyone interested in Vikings. Discovered in 1931 on the Isle of Lewis, the pieces were

Isle Of Lewis Chess Set With Board