Description
William Pinney was a chessmen manufacturer who made tournament sized chess pieces in 1930’s to 50′ for the North American Market.
The pieces have a simple profiling to them with no sharp protruding points making them ideal for tournament or casual play.
If you are looking for an everyday chess set, you cannot go wrong with this design.
Highly durable in its design and practicality, they are sure to give a chess player, decades of pleasure using them.
| Chessmen Dimensions |
| |
Height |
Base |
| King |
3.7″ (95mm) |
1.6″ (41mm) |
| Queen |
3.4″ (86mm) |
1.5″ (39mm) |
| Bishop |
2.8″ (70mm) |
1.4″ (35mm) |
| Knight |
2.6″ (67mm) |
1.4″ (35mm) |
| Rook |
2.2″ (55mm) |
1.4″ (35mm) |
| Pawn |
1.8″ (46mm) |
1.2″ (31mm) |
| Wood Combination |
Ebonised Boxwood / Boxwood |
| Dark Chess Pieces |
Ebonised Boxwood |
| Light Chess Pieces |
Boxwood |
| Recommended Square Size |
1.96″ to 2.16″ (50 mm to 55 mm) |
| Total Weight Of Chess Pieces |
2.6 lbs (1180 grams) |
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