The Most Iconic Masterpiece Set: The 1950 Dubrovnik Chess Set

Discover the timeless elegance of the 1950 Dubrovnik Chess Set – The most beautiful chess set ever produce now available online at chessbazaar, we reproduce the accurate chess set crafted from exotic woods such as sheesham, ebony, bud rosewood and rosewood. Immerse yourself in the legacy of this iconic chess set, echoing centuries of strategic brilliance and into its intricate details and exquisite craftsmanship. Dubrovnik chess set is also a favorite chess set of renowned chess master Bobby Fischer. Don't miss the chance to bring home this exceptional chess set – contact us today via email: sales@chessbazaar.com and embark on your journey into chess history



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