This is our collection of antique reproduction chess sets that includes both pre-Staunton and Staunton designs. These chess sets are carefully produced to replicate the original sets as close as possible. Designs often changed from year to year back when they were originally made and greater variation from set to set was common. You will love the nostalgia these chess sets bring when playing chess or just enjoying the unique look of masterful chess set designs of years ago.
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This chess set design originates from a model produced by the Worshipful Company of Turners in England back in the late 1700s. John Calvert, a Master at the Worshipful Company of Turners, is generally credited with this design. While not Staunton traditional, this chess set has similar features found on Staunton sets being made by their contempo...
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This is our antique reproduction chess set of the Edinburgh-Upright that was produced in the mid 19th century. There were numerous variations of this general chess set design produced over the years with other names such as the Northern Upright. We believe this is the most elegant and attractive of the various designs. The Edinburgh-Upright pro...
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This chess set design originates from a model produced by the Worshipful Company of Turners in England back in the late 1700s. John Calvert, a Master at the Worshipful Company of Turners, is generally credited with this design. While not Staunton traditional, this chess set has similar features found on Staunton sets being made by their contempo...
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This chess set design originates from a model produced by the Worshipful Company of Turners in England back in the late 1700's. John Calvert, a Master at the Worshipful Company of Turners, is generally credited with this design. While not Staunton traditional, this chess set has similar features found on Staunton sets being made by their contemp...
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Our St George antique reproduction chess set originates from the early 1800s and was named after the St. George Chess Club in England. This particular pattern and many very similar to it, were commonly used for chess including competitive play during the 19th century. Several companies produced this chess set in a variety of materials, sizes, an...
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