—–test 1930 ca. 1930? Germany, “Nuremberg” compendiumca. 1930?Bone K 8.1; p 2.7Box 28.8×21.9×14.0Board 26.0×25.3Bakelite? discs Ø 2.8; h 0.4Bone/ebony dominoes 4.1×2.0×1.0 « ‹ of 4 › » 1920 ca. 1920? Germany, “large decorated Nuremberg”ca. 1920?Bone K 12.4; p 4.5Box 23.3×14.8×10.8 « ‹ of 5 › » 1915 Early 20th century Austria, Vienna, “coffeehouse”Early 20th centuryWood K 7.3; p 3.3Could have been made in Borstendorf as well « ‹ of 4 › » Austria or Germany? “Régence”Early 20th centuryBone K 8.8; p 4.5Box 18.9×12.8×7.0Set is bought in Austria, but some say it is Uhlig « ‹ of 4 › » Austria, “coffeehouse” compendiumEarly 20th centuryGalalith K 5.0; p 2.8Box 32.7×23.7×13.0Board 26.5×26.0 « ‹ of 4 › » Austria, “coffeehouse” compendiumEarly 20th centuryGalalith K 5.5; p 2.9Box 37.5×21.3×11.9Board 29.0×28.8×1.1 « ‹ of 4 › » Germany, “Selenus inspired”Early 20th century?Lead or pewter K 7.8; p 4.3 « ‹ of 3 › » Czech, by Fidet?, “Česká Klubovka”, design by Bohuslav SchnirchEarly 20th centuryMaple K 10.2; p 4.8Box/board 36.3×36.0×6.7 « ‹ of 2 › » Germany, by Uhlig, “Staunton”Early 20th centuryBone K 7.0; p 3.2Box 18.2×12.0×6.8 « ‹ of 2 › » Austria, “coffeehouse”Early 20th centuryGalalith K 5.8; p 3.0Box 14.9×12.0×5.9 « ‹ of 5 › » Austria, “coffeehouse”Early 20th centuryGalalith K 2.8; p 1.4 (without pin)Box/board 12.8×6.4×3.1 (closed) « ‹ of 7 › » Austria, “coffeehouse”Early 20th centuryGalalith? K 5.8; p 2.9 « ‹ of 3 › » Austria, “coffeehouse”Early 20th centuryGalalith? K 4.3; p 2.6 « ‹ of 4 › » Poland or Germany?Early 20th centuryBeech K 9.8+9.3; p 6.7Box 21.5×12.5×11.8 « ‹ of 9 › » Germany, “St.George style”Early 20th centuryWood K 7.8; p 4.5Original? Box/board 34.8×17.3×6.4 (closed) « ‹ of 5 › » Germany, “St.George style”Early 20th centuryWood K 6.3; p 2.6Original box 16.2×10.2×5.2 « ‹ of 7 › » Germany, “St. George style”Early 20th centuryMaple? K 6.5; p 2.5Box/Board 26.0×25.8×5.2 « ‹ of 3 › » GermanyEarly 20th centuryBone pieces K 2.4; p 1.6 (with pin)Box 11.1×11.0×2.2Cardboard board 9.5times;9.7 India, “Rajasthan”Early 20th centuryIvory K 4.4; p 1.9Cassette 34.5×21.1×4.7 « ‹ of 3 › » ChinaEarly 20th centuryLime Kw 7.8; pw 4.3; Kz 7.0; pz 4.0Box 32.2×17.4×8.4Board 30.3×29.7 « ‹ of 2 › » Germany, “folk art”Early 20th centurySoftwood K 7.2; p 4.3Box/board 28.2×28.8×4.9 « ‹ of 2 › » 1915 ca. 1910-1920 France, “Régence”ca. 1910-1920Boxwood K 9.0; p 5.0Box (not original) 15.9×13.0×9.7 « ‹ of 8 › » France, “Régence”ca. 1910-1920Boxwood K 7.8; p 4.2 « ‹ of 5 › » 1914 1914 Germany, “Schach im Felde”1914Beech pieces Ø 2.4 and 0.7 highBox 10.8×10.8×2.3Cardboard board 20.0×20.0Variant 1of 3 different ones « ‹ of 6 › » Germany, “Schach im Felde”1914Beech pieces Ø 2.4 and 0.7 highBox 15.4×10.8×3.2Cardboard board 20.1×20.1Variant 2 of 3 different ones « ‹ of 9 › » Germany, “Schach im Felde”1914Pressed paper pieces Ø 2.5 and 0.7 highBox 11.1×11.1×2.7Cardboard board 19.9×20.1Variant 3 of 3 different ones « ‹ of 12 › » Germany1914Beech pieces Ø 2.5 and 0.7 highBox 14.6×10.9×2.4Cardboard board 19.7×19.7“Schach im Felde” alike « ‹ of 7 › » 1910 ca. 1910 Germanyca. 1910Celluloid pieces 2.1×1.0Wallet 13.2×8.7×0.5 « ‹ of 2 › » Germanyca. 1910Celluloid pieces 2.2×1.0Wallet 13.3×8.9×0.8 « ‹ of 2 › » Germanyca. 1910Celluloid pieces 2.1×1.0Board 17.2×13.3Map 14.7×10.9×0.7 « ‹ of 2 › » Germanyca. 1910Celluloid pieces 2.1×1.0Wallet 13.7×9.6×2.0 « ‹ of 5 › » USAca. 1910Enamelled brass pieces Ø 1.4Box 11.6×22.9×2.6Board 21.5×21.5 (inside border) « ‹ of 6 › » England, by De La Rueca. 1910Bone pieces Ø 1.4Box 22.7×11.5×2.6Board 15.5×15.5 (inside border)On the clasp “TDLR” (“Thomas De La Rue”) « ‹ of 2 › » Austria, “Austrian Upright”, “Lasker-Schlechter set”ca. 1910Wood K 12.0; p 5.2Box 21.9×21.6×9.3 « ‹ of 7 › » Austria, “Austrian Upright”ca. 1910Boxwood? K 12.2; p 5.5 « ‹ of 3 › » 1905 ca. 1905 Czech, by Fidet, “coffeehouse”ca. 1900-1910Maple K 7.7; p 3.7Box 18.7×13.7×5.1 « ‹ of 3 › » Germanyca. 1905Celluloid pieces 2.0×0.9Wallet 13.3×8.7×0.5 « ‹ of 2 › » Germanyca. 1905Celluloid pieces 2.0×0.9Wallet 13.3×8.7×0.5 « ‹ of 2 › » Switzerland, Davos, “coffeehouse”1905Boxwood K 6.4; p 3.2Original box 17.3×12.4×6.1 « ‹ of 8 › » India, “Muslim” or “Hindu”1910 or olderWood K 5.0; p 3.0Board of cloth 47.0×46.0 « ‹ of 2 › » Myanmar1910 or olderLacquer (unpolished) K 9.2+9.6; p 6.3Box/Board 41.5×20.6×8.1 (closed) « ‹ of 2 › » 1900 ca. 1900 Netherlands or Germany, by Uhlig? “Staunton”ca. 1900Bone K 5.6; p 3.1 « ‹ of 2 › » Germany or Czechca. 1900Bone K 4.0; p 2.4Box/board 13.6×6.7×3.0 (closed) « ‹ of 2 › » Germanyca. 1900Bone K 3.3; p 1.9Board 13.0×6.4×2.5 (closed) Germanyca. 1900Bone K 4.6; p 2.2 (without pin)Box/board 16.5×8.2×3.1 « ‹ of 3 › » Austria, “coffeehouse” compendiumca. 1900Wood K 6.1; p 2.9Box 34.0×25.0×12.6Board 23.7×13.1×3.1 (closed) « ‹ of 10 › » Austria, Vienna, “coffeehouse”ca. 1900Boxwood? K 8.4; p 3.7Box 22.1×11.1×7.6 « ‹ of 3 › » England, “Railway”ca. 1900Bone pieces 1.6 (2.4 with pin)Box/board 25.3×12.5×3.9 « ‹ of 3 › » Czech, Sudetenlandca. 1900Wood K 10.0; p 5.0Rollboard « ‹ of 4 › » England, “St.George with slope knights”ca. 1900Boxwood + rosewood K 5.6; p 2.4Original box 11.8×8.5×4.8 « ‹ of 2 › » England, “Whittington”ca. 1900Bone pieces 1.2 (1.7 with pin)Box/board 18.5×9.2×5.2 (closed) « ‹ of 3 › » Germany, “Staunton”ca. 1900Ivory K 8.4; p 3.9Box 15.8×11.2×6.7 « ‹ of 4 › » Germany, is it Uhlig?, “Staunton”ca. 1900Ivory K 7.6; p 4.5Cassette 37.1×33.3×5.3 « ‹ of 9 › » Spainca. 1900Boxwood K 5.0; p 2.6Box/board 17.9×8.9×3.4 (closed) « ‹ of 6 › » England, by F.H.Ayres“Dublin/St.George influenced”ca. 1900Tagua nut (vegatable ivory) K 8.6; p 4.3 « ‹ of 7 › » Page 1 of 4 1 2 … 4