@MCH818 they match incredibly well!
This thread is like an encyclopedia of the Chavet, a good place where to get information of
Chavet N° 8
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Nov 9, 2021
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jacmater a écrit :
@MCH818 they match incredibly well!
This thread is like an encyclopedia of the Chavet, a good place where to get information of
You’re welcome ;-)
My chavet army came back from halloween party.
Nov 10, 2021
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#86
A B210 on a Drueke ! The must have ! Sorry, you got the best place ;-)
Chavet, genealogy ?
Yes they are! You know what they say, if you can't beat them in hight, go low!
wow, the olivewood is unusual....
Nov 19, 2021
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@Walterbiensur - more beautiful photography and the pieces exhibit wonderful grain. Thanks for posting. The board is interesting, is it just the light in the photos or are the squares a little difficult to distinguish (between light and dark) when playing?
I've seen only Lardy making sets from olivewoods. This set is very intriguing, it's like a hybrid between Chavet and Lardy. The board is beautiful too. Nice find mister!
Nov 19, 2021
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#92
TheOneCalledMichael a écrit :
I've seen only Lardy making sets from olivewoods. This set is very intriguing, it's like a hybrid between Chavet and Lardy. The board is beautiful too. Nice find mister!
Look at #111 - not only Lardy ;-)
olive+Wenge
Lardy + Chavet ? = curios… size 5
and 1 month before, size 4…
I’m sure, they working very close…
Nov 19, 2021
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#93
Powderdigit a écrit :
@Walterbiensur - more beautiful photography and the pieces exhibit wonderful grain. Thanks for posting. The board is interesting, is it just the light in the photos or are the squares a little difficult to distinguish (between light and dark) when playing?
It’s very difficult to play but very nice to post ;-)
Walterbiensur wrote:
It's very confusing to sort out these French Jura sets. Has anyone actually seen a Lardy branded/marked set with the knight second to left? I'm wondering who was making these. I have several sets with this knight and the rest of the pieces do not look like Lardy carvings to me, more like Chavet. And what of Roz? What do their vintage pieces even look like? And did Chavet make any sets with a more traditional knight? Jura sets are very mysterious!
…I think the color and reddish tone matches the Chavet finish nicely.
A real rainbow in wood tones : fair and beautiful!