they look portuguese to me
edit: they might be from Spain, but I'm still thinking Portugal. My money is on one of those two. Escardibul is a Spanish maker, their most prominent knight style is different, but may be worth looking up and seeing if you can find a similar set.
Looks like a French Dog Face Knight set. The King and Queen most definitely have a French design to them.
Looks spanish set to me
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-equipment/spanish-chess-set-8-music-without-words
@ Inefzger, what a wonderful set.
Here is the post to help you out- from the same author, Arlindo Vieira, theonecalledMichael referred to: https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-equipment/spanish-chess-sets-5-rarity-and
Read the story of the pieces from Vigo (if you haven't) and especially look at post #17.
Here is a second, more recent thread with sets from, probably, Vigo.
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-equipment/a-mystery-early-american-chess-set-for-20
I received these chess pieces in 1972 as a gift from my parents. My mother was a fan of craft fairs, flea markets, thrift shops and the like. I am wondering if these pieces were a commercially available set (at the time) or perhaps a one off that she unearthed during her forays. They are certainly a classic looking staunton desjgn but I find the knights, though an interesting carving, to be out of proportion to the rest of the set.
Any help from
you learned collectors and historians will be appreciated.