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Product Catalogue Product Catalogue 1 Staunton Chess Set Staunton Chess Set Staunton Metal/Marble Finish Chess Set Staunton Metal Chess Set On Chess Box 20” with drawers On Chess Box 16” with drawers On Chess Box 16” with drawers On Chess Box 18” with drawers L2209DR L2204DR L2026DR L2211DR Silver/Titanium Chess Set Black/White Chess Set Contemporary Chess Set Staunton Metal/Wood Chess Set On carbon fibre shiny finish Chess Box 20” On carbon fibre shiny finish Chess Box 20” On Chess Box 18” with drawers On Chess Box 16” with drawers with compartments with compartments L2210DR L2036DR L2061DR L2062DR Copper/Bronze Chess Set Staunton Wooden Chess Pieces Staunton Chess Set Staunton Chess Set On Chess Box walnut finish 20” On Chess Box walnut finish 20” On Chess Box walnut finish 18” with drawers On Chess Box mahogany finish 18” with drawers with compartments with compartments L2207DR L2208DR L2053DR L2054DR 2 3 Gods of Mythology Chess Set Isle of Lewis Chess Set Renaissance Chess Set Medieval Warriors Chess Set On Chess Board 20” On Chess Box 20” with drawers On Chess Box 20” with drawers On Chess Box 20” with drawers L2031DR L2029DR L2023DR L2028DR Medieval Poly Resin Chess Set The Ring Resin Chess Set Robin Hood Chess Set Dragons Pewter Chess Set On Chess Box 16” with drawers On Chess Box 20” with drawers On Chess Box 20” with drawers On Chess Box 16” with drawers L2220DR L2037DR L2032DR L2218DR Dragon Resin Chess Set Warriors Resin Chess Set Medieval Pewter Chess Set Chess and Checkers Set On Chess Box 15” with drawer On Chess Box 15” with drawers On Chess Box 16” with drawers On Chess Box 15” with drawers L2039DR L2038DR L2219DR L2205DR 4 5 Ring Metal Pewter Chess Set on Staunton Brass/Titanium Cap Silver/Titanium Black Chess Set Silver/Titanium Black Chess Set Chess Box Design Chess Set on Chess Box On Chess Box 20” with drawers On Chess Board 20” 20” with drawers 16” with drawers L3114DR L3124DR L2033DR L2217DR Staunton Brass/Titanium Sleek Chess Set Black and White with Design Chess Set on Chess Box PU Leather bevelled Edge Bronze/Copper Chess Set Bronze/Copper Chess Set 16” with drawers 17” with compartments On Chess Box 20” with drawers On Chess Board 20” L2215DR L2203DR L3113DR L3123DR Black/White Chess Set Black/White Chess Set Chessmen Storage Box with Pieces Chessmen Storage Box - wood On Chess Box 20” with drawers On Chess Board 20” 85mm Pieces L2247DR Box only L3112DR L3122DR 95mm Pieces L2248DR L2246DR 6 7 Staunton Carbon Fibre Finish Folding Staunton Walnut Chess Set with Silver and Titanium Folding bevelled edge with handle 16” L2046DR 16” L2035DR Staunton Walnut Finish Folding Chess Set Chess Checkers Backgammon Wood Finish Chessmen Folding walnut bevelled edge with handle 16” L2047DR 16” L2041DR Staunton Walnut Inlaid Folding Chess Set Stauton Folding Walnut Inlaid Chess Set 12” L2010DR 18” L2045DR 15” L2020DR 8 9 Dal Rossi Chess/Checkers/Backgammon Chess Box Walnut Finish Walnut flip top board With compartments 14” L2051DR 20” L2255DR Carbon Fibre Shiny Finish Chess Box With compartments Chess Checkers Backgammon 20” L2266DR Flip top lid on Chess Box 18” L2202DR Chess Boards Black / Erable Palisander/Maple Mahogany/Maple Chess Set Black and White 40cm L7902DR 40cm L7882DR 40cm L7812DR PU leather edge with compartments 45cm L7903DR 45cm L7883DR 45cm L7813DR 17” L2235DR 50cm L7904DR 50cm L7884DR 50cm L7814DR 60cm L7815DR 10 11 Chess Box Red Mahogany Finish Chess Box Walnut Finish Staunton Metal/Wood Chessmen Staunton Metal/Marble Finish Chessmen 18” with Drawers 18” with Drawers L2236DR L2226DR L2288DR L2277DR Staunton Chessmen Wood/Sheesham Chess Box Walnut Finish Gods of Mythology Chessmen Silver/Titanium Black Chess Pieces 85mm L3010DR With Drawers 16” L2244DR L3224DR L2231DR With Drawers 20” L2299DR 95mm L3020DR Bronze/Copper Chess Pieces Black/White Chess Pieces Medieval Warriors Chessmen Isle of Lewis Chessmen L3223DR L3222DR L2228DR L2229DR 12 13 Medieval Pewter GA Chessmen Renaissance Chessmen Chess Table with Drawers Chess Table with Drawers L2222DR L22023DR 28” complete with staunton chess pieces 28” Table Only L2213DR L2213Table Mahjong Set Wood attache case 53cm including 4 racks Ring Metal/Pewter Chessmen O1065DR L2221DR Sleek Design Brass Chessmen Staunton Brass Titanium Cap L3051DR Design Chessmen Mahjong Set L3052DR Wood case 29cm O1064DR 14 15 Backgammon - 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