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Fine Berhempore Chess Set, Circa 1830 This exquisite Fine Berhempore Chess Set, crafted in the early 19th century, is a masterpiece of Anglo-Indian artistry. Known for its grandeur and intricate design, this chess set is an exceptional piece for coll
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Fine Berhempore Chess Set, Circa 1830
This exquisite Fine Berhempore Chess Set, crafted in the early 19th century, is a masterpiece of Anglo-Indian artistry. Known for its grandeur and intricate design, this chess set is an exceptional piece for collectors and enthusiasts alike. The set features an outstanding Anglo-Indian export ivory, with one side stained red and the other left natural, showcasing the craftsmanship of the period.Product Specifications and Features
The chess set boasts a large size, making it ideal for enthusiasts who appreciate the beauty of grand chess games. Each piece is a work of art, with the kings adorned with elaborate carved foliate decoration and pierced crowns with cross finials. The queens are smaller and adorned with floral roundels, while the bishops have pierced mitres. Knights are depicted as rearing horses, rooks as turrets with multiple defensive cannons, and pawns as foot-soldiers bearing flags. The set comes in a modern bespoke fitted presentation attache case in red, ensuring safe storage and easy transport.- King: 13cm high
- Pawn: 7cm high
Practical Uses and Benefits
The Fine Berhempore Chess Set is not only a stunning piece for your home but also an ideal gift for anyone with an appreciation for history and art. This unique set, with its rich provenance and historical significance, is a conversation piece that will enhance any collection. The Victoria & Albert Museum in London holds a very similar set, further testament to the craftsmanship and cultural value of this piece. Ideal for those seeking an exceptional piece of Anglo-Indian art, this chess set is a must-have for collectors and chess enthusiasts worldwide.- Provenance: Private Collection
- Reference: Victoria & Albert Museum, London, no. 02439
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