Waterloo Chess Set : 11 results priced between £5.00 and £250.00

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More Photos Quantity Price: £143.95 Waterloo 1815. This magnificent set represents the combatants at the famous battle of Waterloo. The French army led by Napoleon Bonaparte fights the Duke of Wellington. All the pieces in the set are hand made from old English soldier metal castings, hand finished and hand decorated with suitable rich colour by artisans that are renowned for attention to detail. Height of King: 11 cm Board sold seperately

The Battle of Waterloo Chess Set commemorates probably the most significant battle in European history which took place in Belgium on 18 June 1815 between the British and Prussian armies led by the Duke of Wellington and the French army commanded by Napoleon Bonaparte. Each Battle of Waterloo Themed Chess Piece has been hand painted by skilled craftsmen. Suitable for play or display this ornamental chess set would make an ideal gift to pass on to generations to come. NB: Chess set supplied without...

More Photos Quantity Price: £52.95 Superb value for money - a set that includes both presentation gift case and board all very well presented. The battle of waterloo is one of the most obvious themes for a chess set and has obvious European appeal. The characters - The Duke of Wellington, Marshal Blucher and the Prince of Orange against the Emperor Napoleon are all depicted in this set. Board Square Size 3 cm Height of King 5 cm

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.

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.

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.

Waterloo 1815. This magnificent set represents the combatants at the famous battle of Waterloo. The French army led by Napoleon Bonaparte fights the Duke of Wellington. All the pieces in the set are hand made from old English soldier metal castings, hand finished and hand decorated with suitable rich colour by artisans that are renowned for attention to detail.Hand painted chess pieces depicting Battle of Waterloo. - Height of King 14 cm

This themed chess set is a superb depiction of the famous battle that took place in Belgium on the 18th of June 1815, it was the final and decisive battle of the Napoleonic war and was known as the battle of Waterloo, so named because it took place in the village of Waterloo just south of Brussels. The chess set is a very high quality themed set that accurately depicts key figures from the battle. The game of chess is fought between the English and the French with Arthur Wellesley (Duke of wellington...

Description Battle of Waterloo 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. This battle shaped Europe 's destiny and marks a turning point in European history. Such an important event deserves to be recognised and our...

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. Our set is illustrated here on our brilliant high gloss chess board reference H201D. Size of the King - 4.25", this item does not come with a chess board