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Leather Chess and Draughts Board

Name: Leather Chess and Draughts Board
Brand: Deni-Deni

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£900

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The Leather Chess and Draughts Board is entirely handmade in the Deni-Deni studio; this exquisite leather chessboard goes above and beyond in its attention to detail. We invested a lot of time designing a board that differs from the norm but remains timeless. The 64 leather pieces have been individually assembled, and the squares wrap over the edge for an unusual take on tradition. The squares are tournament-size (50 mm), and the board measures 400 mm overall and stands 10mm high above the table. The clear white-and-black contrasting leather and matt finish is perfect for the player who wants

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UK company
Registered at Companies House as DENI-DENI LTD, number 15493177. Checked 2026-08-29.
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UK operations
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British-owned
No majority shareholding traced outside the UK. Companies House.
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Leather Chess and Draughts Board

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