Chess Sale

20th Century, in the Vienna style, after Bergman The group depicting two Arabs playing chess, seated on a carpet, 3 1/2 inches wide. $250-350

The group depicting a lady and gentleman in 18th Century dress playing the game of chess, 5 1/2 inches high, 6 1/2 inches wide. $300-400

20th Century Depicting two gentleman in 18th Century dress playing the game of chess, one smoking a pipe, 7 inches high. $100-150

Including the Reykjavik International Chess Tournament 1986, Stofnad 1954, the Iceland Chess Safari 1985, and the Ethel B. Collins Memorial Chess Fest

By Linden The twin dials mounted on a wooden block and with a push rod mechanism, 9 1/2 inches wide; together with a further American chess clock, &...

The twin dials within a wooden case with brass mounts, 9 inches wide; together with AN OLD ENGLISH BOXWOOD AND EBONY PLAYING SET, the king 3 inches hi

Circa 1840 The hinged board with a geometric patterned border, 17 1/2 inches wide (board open). $400-600

20th Century The geometric patterned top on a tilting base over further geometrically-patterned legs, 16 inches wide, 22 1/2 inches high. $300-400

The alternate squares black colored glass and butterfly wings, in an inlaid bordered frame, 13 x 17 inches. PROVENANCE: Formerly the property of Mr. J

In honor of John Collins from the players of the U.S. Amateur Chess Team Championship, February 1991; the wooden board inscribed with several plaques

See iIllustration 'Boris Spassky-Bobby Fischer, the World Chess Championship Match, Reykjavik, Iceland, 1972,' reproduction on paper after t...

Depicting a lady and gentleman playing chess in 18th Century dress, 6 1/4 inches x 4 3/4 inches; together with another lithophane, similar, 5 1/4 inch

'The Chess Players' Screenprint, signed, inscribed A/P and dated '87, 29 x 42 inches. NOTE: This print shows chess players in Washington...

A CAST METAL 'BUST' SET OF NAPOLEONIC THEME, one side blue, the other side red, the king 3 1/2 inches high, the pawn 2 inches high; together...

Lithograph Published by Frost & Reed, 1910, 15 x 22 1/2 in. $200-300

Depicting a cosmonaut playing chess against a space monster, signed and dated 1996 on the underside, 3 1/4 inches high; together with another porcelai

See iIllustration Langfield, Paul. Chess Move By Move. Beekman House, 1976. * Hammond, Alex. The Book of Chessmen. Arthur Barker Ltd., 1950. First edi

Heimsmeistareinvigid I Shak. (Shak, The Icelandic Chess Magazine, special World Championship issue). Reykjavik, 1972. 102/1000 signed by the editor an

20th Century American imprints Bristow, H. Chess Miniatures.N. p., ca. 1920. 24mo, original wrappers; some wear. * Lasher, Emanuel. Common Sense in Ch

19th Century imprints Hazeltine, Miron J. The Clipper Chess Problem Tournament. New York, (1860). 12mo, original cloth, gilt; edge wear, other moderat