Isle of Lewis Solid Resin Chess Pieces Designed by Studio Anne Carlton

 Isle of Lewis Solid Resin Chess Pieces Designed by Studio Anne Carlton

The Isle of Lewis Solid Resin Chess Pieces Designed by Studio Anne Carlton are uniquely collectible and ideal for the chess player who has everything. Isle of Lewis chessmen are a historic design based on a style of chessmen thought to be created in the later part of the 12th century. Various sets made from this design were found throughout the 1800s; the pieces were hand-carved from walrus tusk and have distinctively detailed armor and costumes. All known historical Isle of Lewis chess pieces are currently stored in museums in Great Britain and Edinburgh.Because it is difficult to accurately determine which of the historical sets belonged to one another there’s a certain amount of historical license involved when it comes to replicating the Isle of Lewis design. British designer Studio Anne Carlton has created this set with their own stamp of originality carving the pieces in high detail from stained and natural resin. The Kings measure 3.5 inches tall and have felted bases that measures 1.75 inches wide; they each weigh in at a comfortable 5 ounces. This set includes two opposing sides.

 

Imperial

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  • For 2 to 6 players
  • Playtime of 120 to 180 minutes
  • Six imperial nations build their empires
  • It is a board game
  • Challenging strategy game

Product Description
“Europe in the age of imperialism. Internationally operating investors aim for the highest political influence in Europe. By giving credits they gain influence over the six imperial nations Great Britain, Germany, Russia, Austria-Hungary, Italy and France. These nations desperately need money to build up their economy and to buy troops and fleets. With their growing power in Europe, they collect more taxes and pay their rising interests to their investors. Because t… More >>

Imperial

Waterloo: Napoleon’s Last Battle

51VK57M31ML. SL160  Waterloo: Napoleons Last Battle

  • For 2-3 players
  • Historical theme
  • Tactical board game
  • Game includes two scenarios
  • Takes about an hour to play

Product Description
In 1814, the withered French army, led by the brilliant and always inspiring strategist Napoleon Bonaparte, was finally defeated by the combined forces of Great Britain, Prussia, Russia and Austria. The army was disbanded and the emperor exiled to Elba. He soon escaped and on March 1, 1815, he landed in Marseilles and marched on Paris. The people hailed him as a hero, and he was soon reinstated as their leader. His New Empire was to last only 100 days. This game is … More >>

Waterloo: Napoleon’s Last Battle

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