Complete front-facing lineup of golden rosewood and boxwood pieces from the Reykjavik Series Staunton chess set.
Complete front-facing lineup of golden rosewood pieces from the Reykjavik Series Staunton chess set.
Side-by-side boxwood and golden rosewood knights from the Reykjavik Series Staunton chess set.
Complete golden rosewood and boxwood pieces from the Reykjavik Series Staunton chess set set up on a wooden board.
Close-up of golden rosewood king and queen from the Reykjavik Series Staunton chess set on a board.
Profile comparison of boxwood and golden rosewood knights from the Reykjavik Series Staunton chess set.
Close-up of a boxwood knight and rook from the Reykjavik Series Staunton chess set on a board.
Close-up of a single boxwood rook from the Reykjavik Series Staunton chess set on a board.
Close-up of a single golden rosewood pawn from the Reykjavik Series Staunton chess set on a board.
Close-up profile of a single boxwood knight from the Reykjavik Series Staunton chess set on a board.
Close-up of a single golden rosewood rook from the Reykjavik Series Staunton chess set.
Close-up of a single golden rosewood bishop from the Reykjavik Series Staunton chess set.
Close-up of a single boxwood bishop from the Reykjavik Series Staunton chess set.

3.25" Reykjavik Series Staunton Chess Set- Chess Pieces Only - Weighted Golden Rosewood

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3.25" Reykjavik Series Staunton Chess Set- Chess Pieces Only - Weighted Golden Rosewood

$4,313.00 TWD Regular price
Reykjavik series chess pieces have been inspired from the famous chess pieces used in the world chess championship match of 1972 between  Bobby Fischer of the United States and defending champion Boris Spassky . These chess pieces have a beautifully profiled Staunton design making it an ideal chess set for use as a library chess set or for analysis.
 
Chessmen Dimensions
  Height Base
King 3.25" (82mm) 1.5" (37mm)
Queen 2.7" (68mm) 1.3" (34mm)
Bishop 2.4" (62mm) 1.3" (32mm)
Knight 2.2" (55mm) 1.2" (31mm)
Rook 1.8" (45mm) 1.2" (31mm)
Pawn 1.7" (42mm) 1.1" (28mm)
Material Golden Rosewood / Boxwood
Dark Chess Pieces Golden Rosewood
Light Chess Pieces Boxwood
Recommended Square Size 1.7" to 1.97" (43 mm to 50 mm)
Total Weight Of Chess Pieces 2.0 lbs (880 grams)
Contains
34 Chess pieces
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Chris Walker
Library size Reykjavik set review

I've been getting into owning 3.25 inch sets. This Reykjavik set is number 3 in my collection. What I like about this set. It's a set that you can bring to the club, coffee shop, Cafè, even at home. It's a good Staunton pattern that doesn't have any confusing design features. It's a smaller and lighter in weight or equal to some tournament sets. Yet big enough to where you don't bump into other pieces while trying to play a game. It fits perfectly on a board with 2 inch / 50mm squares. Which is shown in my photo. The down side of the set would be the Rooks. The top looks extremely fragile with the deep cuts and thin parapet. Definitely going to snap with very little impact. This is the worst design feature of the Reykjavik design. With a bad Rook design. I wouldn't recommend playing Blitz with this set. The Knights are a cartoony design and not a Reykjavik 72 WCC Knight design. So it's a lighter warmer cozy design compared to the 72 design. For the most part it's a good quality set for casual game play and maybe analysis but in my opinion just a bit too big for analysis.