Chess pieces Battle of Cornwall in alabaster and hand-painted resin

32 handmade and hand painted alabaster and resin chess pieces depicting The Battle of Cornwall, where King Arthur fights in defense of Britain and Wales, against the Saxons.

King Arthur, pictured with the crown and in the company of his lady, the Queen, and its leaders trust, the standard bearer, horse and pawn with the combat armor of the period, 500 a.c. The tower is reminiscent of the castles of Britain.

The rebels are depicting uncrowned, neither the king nor the queen of the counterpart have details that depict them as monarchs. The bishop and the pawn are well depicted and the gold finishing highlights these small details. The horse Saxon is without weapons, in contrast to that of King Arthur. Even the tower is very particular.

King Arthur, like all the other Kings had his castle, and you on which chessboard would you like to put it?