India, “Delhi”
1880
Ivory K 8.0; p 4.7
Box 15.4×10.2×4.1

China, “Staunton”
ca. 1880
Ivory K 3.6; p 1.6
Board 15.9×15.9×1.0 (open)

China, Canton, “Staunton”
ca. 1880
Ivory K 11.3; p 5.2
Box 17.3×13.8×12.3

England, “Upright inspired”
Late (or early?) 19th century
Bone K 8.4; p 4.5

Germany, by J.G.Gärtner? “Selenus” (Eng: “Tulip”)
Late 19th century
Ivory K 7.1; p 3.3
Cassette 23.5×21.6×3.3

France, “Régence”
Late 19th century
Boxwood K 10.5; p 5.9

France or England? “Régence”
Late 19th century
Some heavy metal K 6.8; p 3.9
Tin box 10.9×15.4×3.9
The set is bought in England, so maybe made in England?
Turned pieces with hand carved knights.

Germany, “M. Kürschner’s verbessertes Taschen-Schachbrett”
Late 19th century
Pieces bone on copper plates which fit in the grooves between the fields K 1.7; p 1.1
Board wood with leatherette 17.2×9.5×2.0 (closed)

England, “Whittington”
Late 19th century
Bone pieces 1.3 (2.1 with pin)
Box/board 20.2×10.0×6.5 (closed)

England, “Whittington”
Late 19th century
Bone pieces 1.6 (2.3 with pin)
Box/board 25.8×12.6×6.8 (closed)

England
Late 19th century
Wood K 5.9; p 2.6

England
Late 19th century
Bone K 6.3; p 2.5

England, by F.H.Ayres
Late 19th century
Bone K 6.7; p 2.6

England
Late 19th century
Bone K 6.6; p 2.6

England, by W.Howard?
Late 19th century
Bone K 5.6; p 2.3

China, Canton
Late 19th century
Ivory Kw 14.1; Kz 15.3; p 6.4

Germany or Austria, “Régence alike”
19th century?
Boxwood K 9.7; p 4.5

Mongolia
19th-20th century
Wood K 4.4; p 1.7-2.0
Box 17.4×9.1×7.4
Each side has, traditionally, a male and a female camel and horse

China, Canton, “Staunton”
Late 19th to early 20th century
Ivory K 7.0; p 2.8
Box 16.0×10.0×6.4

France or Netherlands, “Régence”
Late 19th or early 20th century
Boxwood K 9.1; p 4.5
Belonged to Dutch chess player

Germany or France?, “Régence”
Late 19th or early 20thcentury
Boxwood K 9.1; p 4.5
Bought in England

France?, “Régence”
Late 19th or early 20th century
Boxwood K 8.4; p 4.3

Germany, “Selenus” (Eng: “Tulip”)
Early 20th (late 19th?) century
Bone (or Ivory?) K 8.6; p 3.2
Box 20.9×13.2×6.2
Board 31.6×31.6

Engeland, by Jaques? “St. George”
Early 20th century (or earlier?)
Boxwood K 8.5; p 3.6

England, for blind people
Early 20th century (or earlier?)
Wood pieces 2.0 (pin is 1.5; top at white is 0.3)
Original box 20.7×6.8×5.2
Board 32.5×22.3×2.8

Germany, “Silhouette”
Early 20th (late 19th?) century
Wood K 6.9; p 4.7

Netherlands or Germany, by Uhlig? “Staunton”
ca. 1900
Bone K 5.6; p 3.1

Germany or Czech
ca. 1900
Bone K 4.0; p 2.4
Box/board 13.6×6.7×3.0 (closed)

Germany
ca. 1900
Bone K 3.3; p 1.9
Board 13.0×6.4×2.5 (closed)

Germany
ca. 1900
Bone K 4.6; p 2.2 (without pin)
Box/board 16.5×8.2×3.1

Austria, “coffeehouse” compendium
ca. 1900
Wood K 6.1; p 2.9
Box 34.0×25.0×12.6
Board 23.7×13.1×3.1 (closed)

Austria, Vienna, “coffeehouse”
ca. 1900
Boxwood? K 8.4; p 3.7
Box 22.1×11.1×7.6

England, “Railway”
ca. 1900
Bone pieces 1.6 (2.4 with pin)
Box/board 25.3×12.5×3.9

Czech, Sudetenland
ca. 1900
Wood K 10.0; p 5.0
Rollboard

England, “St.George with slope knights”
ca. 1900
Boxwood + rosewood K 5.6; p 2.4
Original box 11.8×8.5×4.8

England, “Whittington”
ca. 1900
Bone pieces 1.2 (1.7 with pin)
Box/board 18.5×9.2×5.2 (closed)

Germany, “Staunton”
ca. 1900
Ivory K 8.4; p 3.9
Box 15.8×11.2×6.7

Germany, is it Uhlig?, “Staunton”
ca. 1900
Ivory K 7.6; p 4.5
Cassette 37.1×33.3×5.3

Spain
ca. 1900
Boxwood K 5.0; p 2.6
Box/board 17.9×8.9×3.4 (closed)

England, by F.H.Ayres
“Dublin/St.George influenced”
ca. 1900
Tagua nut (vegatable ivory) K 8.6; p 4.3