Chesspiece Collection

White bishop piece from a chess set, made in Berhampur, India, c. 1820 (ivory)
3037385 White bishop piece from a chess set, made in Berhampur, India, c.1820 (ivory) by Indian School, (19th century); National Army Museum

Knight chess piece (ivory)
XOT361708 Knight chess piece (ivory) by Scandinavian School; Museo Nazionale del Bargello, Florence, Tuscany, Italy; Scandinavian, out of copyright

Black queen piece from a chess set, made in Berhampur, India, c. 1820 (ivory)
3037320 Black queen piece from a chess set, made in Berhampur, India, c.1820 (ivory) by Indian School, (19th century); National Army Museum

White king piece from a chess set, made in Berhampur, India, c. 1820 (ivory)
3037367 White king piece from a chess set, made in Berhampur, India, c.1820 (ivory) by Indian School, (19th century); National Army Museum

White queen piece from a chess set, made in Berhampur, India, c. 1820 (ivory)
3037341 White queen piece from a chess set, made in Berhampur, India, c.1820 (ivory) by Indian School, (19th century); National Army Museum

White rook piece from a chess set, made in Berhampur, India, c. 1820 (ivory)
3037311 White rook piece from a chess set, made in Berhampur, India, c.1820 (ivory) by Indian School, (19th century); National Army Museum

Black knight piece from a chess set, made in Berhampur, India, c. 1820 (ivory)
3037388 Black knight piece from a chess set, made in Berhampur, India, c.1820 (ivory) by Indian School, (19th century); National Army Museum

Black rook piece from a chess set, made in Berhampur, India, c. 1820 (ivory)
3037387 Black rook piece from a chess set, made in Berhampur, India, c.1820 (ivory) by Indian School, (19th century); National Army Museum

Black bishop piece from a chess set, made in Berhampur, India, c. 1820 (ivory)
3037369 Black bishop piece from a chess set, made in Berhampur, India, c.1820 (ivory) by Indian School, (19th century); National Army Museum

White pawn piece from a chess set, made in Berhampur, India, c. 1820 (ivory)
3037312 White pawn piece from a chess set, made in Berhampur, India, c.1820 (ivory) by Indian School, (19th century); National Army Museum

Chess Being Played With Little People

Two grey tabby cats playing chess; Vancouver british columbia canada

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"Exquisite Ivory Chess Pieces: A Glimpse into Berhampur's Artistry" Step back in time to the early 19th century, where master craftsmen in Berhampur, India meticulously carved ivory chess pieces that would stand the test of time. Among them, a stunning white bishop piece emerges with intricate details and delicate craftsmanship. Its presence evokes a sense of elegance and sophistication. Next, we encounter the knight chess piece, also crafted from ivory. With its graceful curves and majestic stance, it embodies the spirit of chivalry on the chessboard. Moving on to the black queen piece, one can't help but marvel at its regal aura. Made by skilled artisans in Berhampur during this period, it exudes power and authority. The white king piece commands attention as it proudly represents royalty. Crafted with precision and care by talented hands from Berhampur, this ivory masterpiece symbolizes strength and leadership. A counterpart to the king is found in the form of a white queen piece. Exquisitely designed with fine details adorning its surface, it radiates gracefulness while holding immense strategic importance on the board. The white rook piece stands tall among its companions. Carved flawlessly out of ivory by skilled hands from Berhampur's rich heritage of craftsmanship; this tower-like figure adds an element of solidity to any game played upon these historic pieces. In contrast to its pristine counterparts lies a black knight piece – another testament to Berhampur's artistry. The dark allure emanating from this intricately carved creation captures both mystery and skill within each move made across the checkered battlefield. Equally captivating is the black rook piece standing firm amidst all challenges thrown at it during intense matches played over centuries past - yet still retaining every ounce of grandeur bestowed upon it by those who shaped such beauty using their gifted hands originating from Berhampur's artistic legacy.