Reproduction and Real Jaques of London Chess Set

There's nothing unattainable about wooden chess pieces that appear to be uniform. That's even attainable without CNC machinery. I've already said that perfect uniformity is currently impossible, i.e., it's in the realm of science-fiction.

noting false simply boring jargone from you and so pedantically enforce Go spend time and improv your chess play and leave this off topic nonsense 

I don't speak your unique, made-up version of English, but as for "off-topic": that mere assertion of yours has already been refuted, and you repeating it changes nothing. As for "boring": that's your problem. I'm not here to entertain you or anyone else.

Very nice close ups and box

Very nice! Do you know what year it was made? Where did you get it from? Please post a picture of the label

nice! 

We have almost identical Jaques sets from the same 1855-59 period, even down to the same handwritten "Loaded" inscription on the box label, which even seems to have been written by the same person:

Wow Minimara, you're antiquechessshop.com?!

No I'm not Tim Millard from antique chess shop.

 Ah sorry, saw this and thought it was the same set:

http://www.antiquechessshop.com/products/ref1457-jaques-staunton-club-set/

but on closer inspection it isn't. It also has "Loaded", written in similar handwriting to the pictures in post 2733

There is an excellent example of two contemporary sets, sold by likely the same retailer, with noticeable variations - the pawn shanks are slimmer, and thicker, respectively, the crosses are slightly different and the collars on the left are more sloped on the tops than on the right.  The knights are even slightly different if your compare the gouges on the cheeks - deeper and more pronounced on the left than on the right.  

Here's some Knights from a set currently on ebay which shows some big differences too:

Here's the link to the auction:

http://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Jaques-of-London-Staunton-Chessmen-Jaques-chess-set-1855-65-/382235998941?hash=item58ff0a7add:g:k24AAOSw2N1ZyWm-

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Nothing important... i just misunderstood something about the link.

My bad, MaximRecoil. I forgot that this was a Jacques of London thread. I am accustomed to Soviet sets and as we all know, in most cases they will be less exacting than the Jacques producers. Here, for example are a couple of Knights from the same set. At first glance they are similar, but it does not take a trained eye to spot the difference. These are the kinds of differences I appreciate.

But your point is taken.