Tournament Standard Staunton Chess Set with Walnut Chess Case – 3.75" King – view 1

Tournament Standard Staunton Set · Walnut Case · 3.75″ King

$289.00
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Tournament Standard Staunton Chess Set with Walnut Chess Case – 3.75" King – view 1

Tournament Standard Staunton Set · Walnut Case · 3.75″ King

$289.00

Free shipping in the contiguous U.S. · Ships in 1–2 business days · 30-day returns

A serious player’s set. Classic German Knight–pattern Staunton pieces in walnut-stained and natural hardwood, paired with a two-drawer walnut chess case whose lid doubles as the board. Weighted pieces with thick felt bases give a stable, quiet feel over the board; the drawers keep every piece protected between games.

Highlights

  • Full tournament size – 3.75″ king with a 1.375″ base
  • Triple-weighted pieces, thick felt pads
  • Two-drawer walnut case, board inlaid on the lid
  • 34 pieces including two extra queens

Specifications

  • King height: 3.75″ (base 1.375″)
  • Pieces: Cherry & Schima Superba hardwood, walnut-stained and natural
  • Case: Two-drawer walnut with inlaid board
  • Included: 34 pieces (2 extra queens), case and board
What’s in the box

The two-drawer hardwood case with the playing board inlaid on its lid, and a complete Staunton set of 34 pieces – 32 playing pieces plus two extra queens for pawn promotion. All pieces are weighted and finished with felt bases.

Shipping & returns

Free standard shipping on every order within the contiguous United States. Orders ship in 1–2 business days and arrive in 3–7, double-boxed with corner protection and a tracking number.

Not the right set? Return it unused in its original packaging within 30 days of delivery for a full refund or exchange. See our Return & Refund Policy.

Care

Wipe board and pieces with a dry, soft cloth. Keep the set out of direct sun, away from radiators and damp rooms – a stable climate keeps the drawers sliding smoothly for decades. Never use household cleaners on the finish. Natural grain and color vary from set to set; photographs are representative.

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