Brown and White Challenge Onyx and Marble Chess Set in Brown and White (7.5 in.)

Brown and White Challenge Onyx and Marble Chess Set in Brown and White (7.5 in.)

Marsoni

M251S

$84.95

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Brown and White Challenge Onyx and Marble Chess Set in Brown and White (7.5 in.)The perfect home accessory for offering a cerebral challenge, this chess set from Mexico is presented by the Sierra Family. The artisans work with onyx and marble, diligently hand carving each tile and chess piece to display natural hues of brown and ivory. The chess set's size allows it to fit comfortably in any space. materials: Onyx, marble Natural stone some variations in color and or pattern are to be expected Hand crafted item color, size and or

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Reviewed in the United States on March 4, 2021