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Geoffrey Parker

A mainstay for luxury retailers including Neiman Marcus, Saks Fifth Avenue, and Bergdorf Goodman, the hand-stitched games from Geoffrey Parker have been prized by gaming aficionados for generations. Early in his career, Mr. Parker famously crafted the first World Backgammon Championship set, unveiled in 1972 to critical acclaim. Today Geoffrey Parker\'s products bespeak the same style, substance, and European attention to detail. It is their dedication to perfection and longstanding reputation that have attracted clients including Fortnum & Mason, Cartier, and Asprey, and Her Majesty The Queen. Explore the exemplary games by Geoffrey Parker, offered here with a variety of options for customization.

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Leather Chess Cabinet Set in Brown w/ Pieces

Chess Cabinet Set in Espresso Brown by Geoffrey Parker

$2,830.00
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Chess Book Box by Geoffrey Parker

$5,405.00

Chess Cabinet Set in Conifer Green by Geoffrey Parker

$2,830.00

Chess Scalloped by Geoffrey Parker

$2,439.00
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Silver Jubilee Chess by Geoffrey Parker

$83,182.00

Chess Clock by Geoffrey Parker

$549.00
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What is a Staunton chess set?

In 1849 a universal design for chess pieces was created by Howard Staunton, resulting in the familiar figures still in use today. Tournament chess sets will utilize variations of this design.

Serious play or serious style?

For competitive play, look for a Staunton set with properly weighted pieces, in black and white, and with minimal distractions. For display sets or casual play let your imagination run wild.

"Chess problems demand from the composer the same virtues that characterize all worthwhile art: originality, invention, conciseness, harmony, complexity, and splendid insincerity."

Vladimir Nabokov, "Poems and Problems", 1969