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http://tinyurl.com/37cgn Is there a name for this style of pieces? The one I used was slightly different - especially the knight, which was not a horse, but a soldier with a funny hat. I also remember the queen having a pearl necklace, and the pawns did not have a knob on top. The plastic was dark brown and ivory, but not mottled like the set I linked to. |
fifties. I have one that is black and white, with the white pieces having some gold streaks in them. There also were brown/white, red/white, and some sets with a marblized look to the white pieces. It was called "gothic salon", as I recall, and produced by Pleasantime Co. There were 3 sizes, a very small set, a medium sized set, and a large set. The ceramic set in the eBay ad you linked us to is similar, with the exceptions that you noted. There are often various Ganine sets on eBay. Dick Schneiders |