Chess Piece in the Form of a Knight, Western European, possibly England

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Chess Piece in the Form of a Knight, Western European, possibly Germany or England

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Chess Piece in the Form of a Knight, Western European, possibly Germany or England

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Chess Piece in the Form of a Knight, Western European, possibly Germany or England

Chess Piece in the Form of a Knight. Date: ca. 1250; Geography: Made in probably London, England; Culture: British; Medium: Walrus ivory; Dimensions Stock Photo - Alamy

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Chess Piece in the Form of a Knight. Date: ca. 1250; Geography: Made in probably London, England; Culture: British; Medium: Walrus ivory; Dimensions Stock Photo - Alamy

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A chess bishop should really be called an elephant. It's called that in Russian. The British renamed it because they thought the tusks at the top of the piece looked like a

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