The 1972 Championship Fischer–Spassky Chess Set is inspired by the historic 1972 World Chess Championship, famously known as the "Match of the Century," played between American challenger Bobby Fischer and Soviet World Champion Boris Spassky in Reykjavík, Iceland. Handcrafted from premium Boxwood and Ebony Wood, the pieces feature a rich lacquered distress antiqued finish that evokes the charm of a treasured vintage set. Combining classic tournament styling with exceptional craftsmanship, this set celebrates one of the most influential moments in chess history while offering a timeless playing and collecting experience.
Chessmen Dimensions
Height
Base
King
3.8" (97mm)
1.7" (43mm)
Queen
3.0" (76mm)
1.5" (39mm)
Bishop
2.8" (70mm)
1.4" (36mm)
Knight
2.3" (58mm)
1.4" (36mm)
Rook
2.0" (51mm)
1.4" (35mm)
Pawn
1.9" (49mm)
1.2" (30mm)
Material
Ebony / Distress Antiqued Boxwood
Dark Chess Pieces
Ebony
Light Chess Pieces
Distress Antiqued Boxwood
Recommended Square Size
1.97" to 2.16" (50 mm to 55 mm)
Total Weight Of Chess Pieces
2.73 lbs (1240 grams)
Contains
34 Chess pieces (2 Extra Queens)
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Estimated delivery: 3 - 6 business days from the date of order.
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Chess Pieces: 3 years free replacement
Chess Sets: 3 years on pieces, 6 months on boards
Chess Boards and Tables: 6 months
Backgammon: 6 months
Storage Boxes and Bags: 6 months
Chess Clocks: Manufacturer’s guarantee. Coverage is provided by DGT or the relevant manufacturer, subject to the period and terms applicable to that model.
Our guarantee covers manufacturing defects in materials and workmanship, such as cracking or warping in wood, and defects in leatherette and bags.
