I wouldn't mind getting this set as a birthday gift, along with a box of Rocky Patel's The Edge, toro maduro:
http://www.wholesalechess.com/chess/chess_pieces/premier_chess_pieces/morphy_series_genuine_ebony_and_boxwood_luxury_chess_set_to_4.4_king_by_house_of_staunton_new
The bishop reminds me of this guy
but I am a fan of the set insofar as it is soft and rounded and un-detailed. Cure the bishop and maybe beef up the rook a little, in matte finish, and you've got a winner of a set to play and study on.
edit: They need to make more matte finish sets. Shine shows off the wood and is attractive but is a detriment for actual play and study. Long ago I had a little French wood set and it was so-called antique finish--very matte. The sides were plain boxwood (with some invisible finish) and dark maroon stained boxwood. I'd seen full size sets the same too. Not what I'd call quality sets but they had the finishes correct. (I guess they could do brown as easily as maroon.)