Cheap Black Stained Wood 16 inches Staunton Chess Set

The wooden Walnut board measures 17" with 1 5/8" squares in dark brown and natural. The gracefully formed tournament pieces are black stained Kari wood in traditional Staunton style have a 3" king with a 1 1/8" base diameter. Felt bottoms make the weighted pieces glide across the beautiful board surface. The pieces have been made by expert craftsman and are hand polished. This wooden set is a perfect blend of traditional appeal and fine quality without the big price.

• English style black stained and kari wood chessmen weighted and handpolished
• Walnut root board with rounded corners
• 3 inches king
• 16 inches board with 5/8 inches squares
• Includes 32 chessmen

This Board Games give to us some advantages, like this :
1. Poor Packaging
I purchase this chess set as a gift for my nephew. It appears to be top quality on the website. However, the set arrived in two poor quality cardboard boxes with no labels. There was no way to store the set once it was unwrapped from the cardboard. The set may be wonderdul, but the presentation was horrible! I returned it and will look for a chess set somewhere else.

2. An excellent library set.
As one reviewer noted, this set and its pieces are packed simply in cardboard and paper. Actually, the pieces themselves came with additional packaging to prevent chipping and scratching during transport. The pieces are very high quality, triple weighted, and should cost $40 to $50 alone. Chess house has these pieces (Kari wood in exactly this Staunton design) one size up (3.5" king) for $70 or $80. I have seen this exact board (maple veneer, rounded corners) sold separately for over $50. At its current price, then, this set represents about a 20% discount from the price of the pieces and board sold separately. It is a "library" set with squares of about 1 5/8" as opposed to a full sized club set with 2" squares. It's attractive enough to display, and looks very much like a smaller version of the professional sets used in grandmaster tournaments. I would definitely buy this set again; however, if I were looking for a larger tournament-style set, I'd probably avoid...

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