Material: metal Diameter: 80mm Thickness: 7 mm

Material: metal Diameter: 60mm Thickness: 4 mm   Арт ЕК11

Soviet chess prize: All-Union qualifying tournament for the chess championship of Barnaul 1988. Material: metal Diameter: 50mm Thickness: 2.3 mm

Diploma of the Komsomol of Azerbaijan for the first place at the USSR chess championship among women 1962 Dimentions: 35x25.5 cm Tatiana Yakovlevna Zatulovskaya  Soviet and later an Israeli chess player and engineer-geologist. Grandmaster (1976), honored master of sports of the USSR Winner of many international competitions, Championships of the USSR (1960, 1962, 1963), contender for the title of world champion (1961, 1964, 1967). As part of the USSR national team-the winner of two Olympiads (1963 and 1966). Since 1967-honored master of sports of the USSR. Five-time winner of the sport society "Burevestnik» Art PK4

Title: All-Union Chess Tournament. Yerevan- February-March 1982. 12 issues. Full set. Language: Russian Publisher: Publishing House of CK KP Armenia, Yerevan,  1982. Release of the monthly editorial board of “Shahmatain Hayastan” This set of bulletines covers several all-Union chess competitions that were held in Yerevan, Armenia in 1982   Арт Ек4

 “Russia” Chess Festival. Sochi . December 1982. 5 issues. Language: Russian Publisher: special edition of the “All-Russian Chess Club”. Sochi Polygraph Association. Sochi 1982   This set of bulletines covers the events and matches of the chess festival “Russia”, held in Sochi in 1982\Арт ЕК 10

Title: Chess Battles Published: military publishing house of the USSR Ministry of defense, Moscow,1970 Language: Russian Pages 208 This edition examines the creative achievements of chess players of the armed forces of the USSR for 1967-68 Already in the 60s, Yefim NUZ judged the largest competitions in the USSR and became an international arbitrator by the age of 35, which at the time was a rarity. NUZ was friends with many leading players of the Union and Moscow Арт ЕК2

Unique collector's philatelic-numismatic set dedicated to the 1972 Spassky-Fischer World Championship MatchWas received from Iceland   18 envelopes   3 postcards   2 coins   The 1972 World Chess Championship match between Boris Spassky and Robert Fischer took place in Reykjavik, the capital of Iceland. The match was accompanied by scandals and psychological warfare between its participants and ended with a score of 12½ : 8½ in favor of Fischer. This match, in which citizens of the USSR and the USA met at the height of the Cold War, was repeatedly called the "match of the century" in the Western press of that time. The prize fund of the match for the first time in the history of chess was $ 250,000.EK36

Genre : Other genresTechnique : Mixed techniqueMaterial : PaperWidth (cm) : 21Height (cm) : 29.5For sale is a lot of 37 works by the artist Vladimir Morozov. A4 size and smaller. Photos of the full collection are available on request.Morozov Vladimir Mikhailovich (1952-2014) Graduate of the Stroganov school. Born in Moscow, spent his youth at the Taganka and the bag. In autumn 1974 he participated in the exhibition of works by young artists in Bitsevsky forest Park. Strict censorship and the defeat of exhibitions – all this caused the opposite effect, the craving for "protest" art. Foreign collectors were happy to buy his works. Almost all of his colleagues emigrated abroad, some of them became known in the West people. In recent years, almost without interacting with the outside world, he wrote works, closed in his workshop, then – complete loneliness. Origin of works: from the artist's family.

Rare Ukrainian Porcelain Chess Pieces 1970sSize: King’s height 8 cm, base diameter 3.5 cm Pawn’s height 4.5 cm, base diameter 3 cm   Baranovsky porcelain factory-the industrial enterprise which stopped production activity in the city of Baranovka of Zhytomyr region One of the oldest enterprises for the production of porcelain in Ukraine.

Germany, mid-20th century production. Chess pieces of porcelain in the old style. Art storage casket. The figures are red-brown and white with Golden decorative lines. The height of the king is 9.7 cm; the pawn is 4.8 cm.   A complete set of porcelain figures in historical style (according to medieval drawings). On the casket decoration of various materials. Top checkered pattern in a checkerboard pattern.

Unique Handmade Сhess Pieces from Arita Porcelain. JapanThe village of Arita is a place where Japanese porcelain products are made. The craftsmen manually create molds for the final production and filigree apply a decorative pattern. Each chess piece is a work of art, it is attractive to look at it and to take it in hand Chess is decorated with glittering glaze and patterns of dark cobalt blue and a special red color.   The set consists of 3 elements: 1. 16 porcelain chess pieces "Sakura" (+1 spare Queen) 2. 16 Tako Arabesque Pattern Porcelain Chess Pieces (+1 spare Queen) 3. Nao Hand-Made Japanese Paper Chess Board Chess pieces sizes: King’s height 8.5 cm, base diameter 3.2 cm Pawn’s height 4.3 cm, base diameter 2.3 cm Queen’s height 8.0cm, base diameter 3.2 cm Bishop’s height 6.5cm, base diameter 2.9 cm Knight’s height 6.0cm, base diameter 3.2 cm Rook’s height 5.0cm, base diameter 2.3 cm The inner tab is blue. Condition: very good Nao Hand-Made Japanese Paper Chess Board A magnificent chessboard covered with Japanese paper "washi" handmade by Nao Hizen. Durable and incredibly beautiful. Size: board: 38.5cm×38.5cm cells: 4cm×4cm Condition: very good