Here’s one - more money, but you wouldn’t have regrets about the quality of the set:
https://chessantiques.com/product/nathaniel-cooke-1849-staunton-chess-set/
Staunton Castle is top of the line as well. Maybe this one:
https://stauntoncastle.com/products/nathaniel-cooke-series-1849-distressed-mahogany-boxwood-chess-set-king-3-625?_pos=8&_sid=ca719de61&_ss=r
Or you could order a set from a Chess Master, Sándor Biró: https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-equipment/original-romanian-hungarian-tournament-chess-set-im-biro
I'm drawn (like many here, I'd guess) to the looks of vintage Jaques style sets, and would like to buy a "nice" current reproduction - approx 3.5" King height, good looking Knights (original/Marshall/Nimzovich? - well made in whatever style), wide (perhaps stamped) bases, Kingside Knight/Rook stamping would be a nice touch, etc.
I am in the US - I know of House of Staunton, but have seen mixed reviews of them lately(?)...I know most all such sets are currently made in India, and it definitely makes sense to me to buy direct, but again have seen mixed reviews of the various vendors?
Budget-wise I'm thinking in the ~$250 range, if that can that buy something "satisfying" that I won't later wish I had spent more - if not please advise
Thank you for any and all suggestions!