Reykjavik Acacia/Boxwood chess pieces 4''

Reykjavik chess pieces, 4 inches combine a classic tournament-style profile with a clear link to the 1972 World Championship match in Reykjavik. They are a strong choice for players who want comfortable, easy-to-use pieces with a timeless look.

The Reykjavik model is associated with one of the most memorable matches in chess history: Bobby Fischer versus Boris Spassky. That gives the set both practical value at the board and clear collector appeal. It works well for regular games at home or in a club, and it also makes a thoughtful gift for anyone who appreciates traditional wooden chess pieces with a story behind them.

Comfortable pieces for everyday play

The 105 mm king is easy to see on the board and comfortable to handle, which matters in longer games. The 53 mm pawn keeps the set in balanced proportion, so the pieces look coherent and clear in play.

The pieces are made from acacia and boxwood. This classic contrasting wood combination gives the set a traditional appearance in natural wood tones.

Two extra queens included

The set comes with 2 additional queens. That is a practical detail for normal play, since a pawn that reaches the back rank can be promoted without improvising with another piece.

Key details

• Product type: chess pieces
• Model: Reykjavik
• Piece style: tournament-style pieces inspired by Reykjavik 1972
• Size: 4 inches
• Chess piece material: acacia and boxwood
• King height: 105 mm
• Pawn height: 53 mm
• Extra queens: 2 additional queens included