Skyline Chess Limited
Stainless Steel New York Chess Edition
Stainless Steel New York Chess Edition
Our Stainless Steel range offers the classic design of our New York edition but with even more impact.
The Big Apple is immortalised in this game of greats, capturing the essence of the early 1900's construction boom and the growth of skyscraper architecture across New York’s skyline.
Contemporary counterparts take place in this edition with some of the city's most recognisable silhouettes; The Guggenheim is the rook, the Flatiron Building is the knight, The Chrysler Building makes for an incredibly powerful bishop, whilst the undeniable grandeur of the Empire State Building makes for the perfect queen and the poignant, impeccable design of One World Trade Tower is the only choice for king in this set.
- A carefully selected curation of the Big Apple’s iconic skyline, including Brownstone House, Guggenheim, Flatiron, Chrysler, Empire State Building and One World Trade Tower
- 32-piece set hand-cast in solid Stainless Steel
- Heavyweight pieces with soft felt base
- Each set comes complete with a hand-printed wooden or Italian Carrara
- marble board and presentation box
- Available in Acrylic, Stainless Steel and Luxury bronze
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