Battle of Waterloo Chess Set

Battle of Waterloo Chess Set (Hand Decorated)

A169S

Near the village of Waterloo, just south of Brussels, Belgium, on the 18th of June 1815, was fought the final and decisive battle of the Napoleonic Wars. The combined armies of the British and Prussian forces under the commander in Chief, the Duke of Wellington, met in battle with the French army commanded by Napoleon.

Without doubt the Battle of Waterloo was the most significant European battle and as a result determined Europe’s future. Our sculptors and designers have combined to create, from the principle characters of the era, a chess set of great authentic detail.

This battle shaped Europe’s destiny and marks a turning point in European history. Such an important event deserves to be recognised and our sculptors have produced what is undoubtedly the best researched and most authentic chess set of this era.

Napoleon Bonaparte, the French Emperor and military leader commands the forces of France in this decisive battle against the allied forces of Britain and Prussia led by the Duke of Wellington.

Specifications

-  Height of King- 4¼”

-  Recommended Board square- 2”

-  Product Material - Ground stone with resin bonding

-  Heavily weighted pieces

-  Please note chess board is not included

Chess piece

Manufacturing

The mouldmakers are highly skilled individuals and their task is to ensure that no detail from the original is lost. Each casting is individually examined and inspected before being sent to be hand finished or hand painted.