Need help identifying this large wooden set

I was at a local used bookstore and came across a complete large wooden set sitting loose in a bowl in the "collectibles" section of the store.

There was no identifying info, not even a price tag.  So I took it up to the desk and asked how much they wanted.  The girl thought about it for a minute and then said, almost apologetically, "I can sell it to you for $10", as if she didn't think anyone would pay so much for a chess set.  And then on top of it, I got 20% off with my rewards card.  Total cost: $8.80 after tax!

The kings are 6" tall, have a 2" base, and weigh 127g

It looks like it was manufactured recently and with nice craftsmanship, but I couldn't find anyone selling this design when googling "wood chess set 6 inch king".  Anyone know who might have made this?  Thank you.

I know nothing about the set but, that's a great deal for $10. Even better at $8.80. Congratulations. Do you have a board big enough for them?

Other than the king's finial, they look a lot like https://www.chesshouse.com/collections/wooden-chess-pieces/products/6-rosewood-chessmen

I have a chess table with 2.5" squares. The pieces fit, but they still seem a awkwardly big. Maybe I just need to get used to it.

Thanks. The knights look similar. The king's finials on my set actually look identical to the king's finial on an overstocked amazon set a bunch of us bought last year.

Great deals on both of those sets @goodspellr! Still, that table is very special.

1.Qa7+ Bxa7
2.Nxc7#

The answer is indeed 1. Qb2

1. ... f1=Q/R/B 2. Ng3#

1. ... f1=N 2. Qg2#

1. ... Kh2 2. Qh8#

1. ... Bh2 2. Nxf2#

I think you mean Qxh2+ (a1 is the bottom left square). But, even so 1. Qh2+ is met with Kxh7, and Mate in 2 is no longer possible.

looks like a regular staunton

Whoa that's huge