Schaakspel c. 1550

This set of eight ivory chess pieces, dating back to the mid-16th century, are a testament to the skill of an anonymous craftsman. Carved with intricate detail, the pieces depict knights and their steeds, showcasing the popularity of chess as a pastime during the Renaissance. Each piece stands on a circular base, carved with a delicate floral motif, adding to the overall elegance of the set. These pieces represent a fascinating glimpse into the artistry and leisure pursuits of the time, making them highly sought after by collectors today.