Chess set - Wood

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Elena Napoleone
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Holds a bachelor's degree in history of art and architecture, with 12 years of experience in decorative arts.

Estimate  € 300 - € 400
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€43
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€40
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€37

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Two wooden chess sets from Spain, dating to 2000–2010, featuring Dalí and Javier Mariscal designs, in good condition.

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Description from the seller

Dalí chess and Javier Mariscal chess, designer of Cobi, the official mascot of the 1982 World Cup in Barcelona, in this chess represented by the horses.
- Dalí chess: With all its pieces in perfect condition, nothing broken and barely any signs of aging, it comes with explanatory cards about the origin and meaning of each piece.
The board is the original board from Javier Mariscal's chess and is completely new, still plastic-wrapped, although as can be seen in photos 91 and 92 it has a small, barely noticeable bump; overall it is in good condition with hardly any signs of use, as shown in the photographs that are part of the description and which I ask you to view carefully.
All the pieces represented in the Dalí chess have an explanatory card of the work represented by Salvador Dalí.
This chess set was issued by the Dalí Foundation in 2004, to commemorate the first centenary of Salvador Dalí's birth (1904–1989).
Measurements of the Dalí chess pieces
- The tallest (King) 9 cm
- The smallest (pawn) 4.5 cm
The works represented are
- King, shirt and barretina of Dalí
- Queen, dress and gala bow
- Alfin, Mae West face
- Knight, elephant with an insect leg
- Rook, Galatea Tower
- Pawn, soft watches
Board dimensions
39 cm x 33.5 cm and 1.5 cm thick
Measurements of the Javier Mariscal chess pieces
The tallest (King) 6.4 cm
The smallest (pawn) 4 cm
This lot will be properly packaged and shipped with a tracking number.
and it can also be picked up in Marchena, Seville, Spain.

Dalí chess and Javier Mariscal chess, designer of Cobi, the official mascot of the 1982 World Cup in Barcelona, in this chess represented by the horses.
- Dalí chess: With all its pieces in perfect condition, nothing broken and barely any signs of aging, it comes with explanatory cards about the origin and meaning of each piece.
The board is the original board from Javier Mariscal's chess and is completely new, still plastic-wrapped, although as can be seen in photos 91 and 92 it has a small, barely noticeable bump; overall it is in good condition with hardly any signs of use, as shown in the photographs that are part of the description and which I ask you to view carefully.
All the pieces represented in the Dalí chess have an explanatory card of the work represented by Salvador Dalí.
This chess set was issued by the Dalí Foundation in 2004, to commemorate the first centenary of Salvador Dalí's birth (1904–1989).
Measurements of the Dalí chess pieces
- The tallest (King) 9 cm
- The smallest (pawn) 4.5 cm
The works represented are
- King, shirt and barretina of Dalí
- Queen, dress and gala bow
- Alfin, Mae West face
- Knight, elephant with an insect leg
- Rook, Galatea Tower
- Pawn, soft watches
Board dimensions
39 cm x 33.5 cm and 1.5 cm thick
Measurements of the Javier Mariscal chess pieces
The tallest (King) 6.4 cm
The smallest (pawn) 4 cm
This lot will be properly packaged and shipped with a tracking number.
and it can also be picked up in Marchena, Seville, Spain.

Details

Era
After 2000
Number of objects
2
Material
Wood
Country of origin
Spain
Condition
Good
Estimated period
2000-2010
Sold by
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1364
Objects sold
97.87%
Private

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