The light side has been kept true to its original colours, antiqued and gently distressed. The dark side has a very subtle antiqued ebony finish.
The board has also been artistically matched to complement the pieces
The pieces are UV resistant and ideal for display as well as casual play.
Both Kings carry the hand-painted iridescent silver ‘power’ signature of the artist on their felt bases.

Cosaccorum (The Cossacks); Khatman ‘Bohdan Khmelnytsky’ Ukrainian Figural Chess Set, c.1980
The Monochrome Set: Soviet ‘Mordovian Style’ Gulag Chessmen, c.1955
Fandangi Militibus (The Dancing Army); Spanish Escardibul “Ajedrez Stawton No.5” Chess Set, c.1960-1975
The Whiteheads (Albo Capita); Reimagined Soviet ‘Young Pioneers’ Analysis Set, c.1960s
Figuli Lapis Milites (Stone Army): Hand-Painted ‘One-Off’ Isle of Lewis Chess Set, c.1990
Octigenti (The Eight); Soviet Drueke Influenced “Kremlin” Chess Set, c.1960s
Drueke’s American-Made Chessmen, No.22, c.1955-1965
✨SET OF THE MONTH✨ Mordor (Field of Shadows); Classic Mordovian U.S.S.R. Chessmen with Hand-Painted Board, c.1952
Nekva’s Legacy: Austrian ‘Old Vienna’ Coffee House Chess Set, post-WWI
Tartari (The Mongols); Central Asian ‘Folk-Art’ Chess Set, c.1980-1990
The Inmates (‘Captum’); Classic Mordovian ‘Gulag Factory 5’ Chessmen, Soviet, c.1947-1955
Soviet ‘Kyivan Rus’ Hand-Painted, Plastic Silhouette Chess Set, c.1970 
















