Reykjavik Acacia/Boxwood chess pieces 3,75''

Reykjavik chess pieces in acacia and boxwood, 3.75 inches are a complete wooden set inspired by the classic tournament style associated with the 1972 World Championship match in Reykjavik. They have the familiar look of traditional competition pieces and are well suited to regular play at home or in a club.

The set includes 32 chess pieces and 2 additional queens, one light and one dark. That makes pawn promotion easier, because you do not need to replace a newly promoted pawn with another piece from the set.

A classic Reykjavik pattern

The Reykjavik name refers to one of the most famous matches in chess history, played between Bobby Fischer and Boris Spassky. That gives this set a clear historical connection while keeping it practical for everyday use and appealing as a gift for a chess enthusiast.

The king stands 94 mm high, while the pawn measures 47 mm. The pieces are made from acacia and boxwood, creating the familiar light-and-dark contrast used in traditional chess sets.

The chessboard shown in the photos is not included and can be purchased separately in our store.

Key details

• Product type: set of chess pieces
• Model: Reykjavik
• Piece style: Reykjavik-style tournament pieces
• Included pieces: 32 chess pieces
• Additional queens: 2, one light and one dark
• King height: 94 mm
• Pawn height: 47 mm
• Chess piece material: acacia and boxwood