Skyline Chess Limited
Luxury Bronze London Chess Edition
Luxury Bronze London Chess Edition
Pawns are terraced houses, Big Ben is the Rook, with the London Eye playing the Knight. 30 St Mary Axe is cast as the Bishop, and the Shard lends its elegance and might to the role of the Queen. No other building than Canary Wharf would be better suited to play the King, and this piece stands at four and a half inches tall.
Each numbered set comes complete with a hand screen-printed Corian® stone city map or Italian Carrara marble playing board and in a luxury presentation box.
The contrasting finish of the polished light side against the opposing dark, patinated chessmen creates a striking collection of pieces.
A bronze finish is used for the lighter pieces and a patination oil is used to create the darker pieces. The reassuring weight of each piece makes this an extremely tactile chess set and the leather bases lend a softness of touch and beautiful finish to each piece.
- 32-piece London set, hand-cast in solid bronze,
- Felt bases on pieces,
- Hand screen-printed Corian® stone city map or Italian Carrara marble playing board,
- Luxury presentation box,
- Made in the UK,
- Set weight: 15kg.
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