Nigri - Chess set - Battaglia di Camelot - Hand-painted marble powder

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Elena Napoleone
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Selected by Elena Napoleone

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

Estimate  € 250 - € 300
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€89
PL
€45
IT
€15

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Battaglia di Camelot is a 32-piece chess set made from marble powder and hand-painted, dating from 1980–1990.

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Description from the seller

CHESS A work of art consisting of 32 pieces made primarily from marble dust sourced from the quarries of Carrara, housed in a specially designed wooden box.
After being made, the pieces are smoothed and individually retouched, then aged and hand-painted by master craftspeople. The entire process takes place in Italy, in the province of Lucca.
This particular chess set faithfully depicts the period and characters of the epic legends of King Arthur, son of Uther Pendragon, who around 500 AD established the kingdom of Camelot on the basis of pure and innovative ideals.
As they are entirely handmade, their heights may vary by a few millimeters.
Excellent condition

Case dimensions
40 cm x 24 cm x 8 cm
Chess-piece dimensions
The chess pieces range in height from 7.5 cm to 11 cm

If you receive a parcel that is unsealed, damaged, or tampered with, please indicate this by writing the word “RESERVATION” on the delivery document, then describe the issue you noticed. Please also let us know what happened.
Otherwise, if you do not sign using the word “RESERVATION,” we will not accept any kind of claim!

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CHESS A work of art consisting of 32 pieces made primarily from marble dust sourced from the quarries of Carrara, housed in a specially designed wooden box.
After being made, the pieces are smoothed and individually retouched, then aged and hand-painted by master craftspeople. The entire process takes place in Italy, in the province of Lucca.
This particular chess set faithfully depicts the period and characters of the epic legends of King Arthur, son of Uther Pendragon, who around 500 AD established the kingdom of Camelot on the basis of pure and innovative ideals.
As they are entirely handmade, their heights may vary by a few millimeters.
Excellent condition

Case dimensions
40 cm x 24 cm x 8 cm
Chess-piece dimensions
The chess pieces range in height from 7.5 cm to 11 cm

If you receive a parcel that is unsealed, damaged, or tampered with, please indicate this by writing the word “RESERVATION” on the delivery document, then describe the issue you noticed. Please also let us know what happened.
Otherwise, if you do not sign using the word “RESERVATION,” we will not accept any kind of claim!

Tracked shipping

Please examine all the photos, which show every detail and the condition of the auction lot. Any return will therefore be accepted solely in accordance with European regulations, and not on the grounds of the item not being as described, since you will receive exactly what you see.

Details

Era
1900-2000
Material
Hand-painted marble powder
Designer/artist/maker
Nigri
Model/name
Battaglia di Camelot
Country of origin
Italy
Condition
Near mint
Estimated period
1980-1990
ItalyVerified
5544
Objects sold
97.99%
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