We can add a custom engraving just for you — like a company logo or an anniversary message.
We also create resin inlays and wood combinations (intarsia).
Simply include your request in the order notes, or email us later with your order number.
We’ll stay in touch throughout the process.
Every piece is made, serviced, or prepared by hand — at a craftsman's pace, not an assembly line.
Exact timing for this specific item is detailed above. As a general guide: Ready to Ship pieces typically leave within 3–8 business days, and boards built through our Configurator take around 6 weeks to make. If you need something for a specific date, just email us — we'll always tell you honestly whether we can make it happen
We ship our chessboards and clocks worldwide from Poland, with extreme care. Our pieces have safely reached collectors in the USA, Singapore, Argentina, UK, Norway, Ukraine, and throughout Europe. Every order is packed securely to arrive at your doorstep in perfect condition.
Your exact shipping cost is calculated automatically at checkout — no need to contact us first. For a growing number of destinations, we've also taken care of import duties on our side, so what you see at checkout really is the final price, with nothing more to pay when your order arrives.
Where this isn't yet the case, standard customs rules may apply depending on your country — this is shown clearly before you pay, never as a surprise later. If you're ever unsure, or ordering something unusually large or heavy, just ask us — we're happy to check and confirm before you order.
We strive for 100% satisfaction.
As an art workshop, we want you to love your chess set. However, please note the distinction between our products:
Any issues?
Before you worry about regulations, simply contact us directly. We are people, not a corporation, and we solve problems amicably.
Full terms and conditions are available in the footer.
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A one-of-one piece of chess history from the Chess Olympiad 2024 in Budapest. This wall-mounted ChessboArt800 in American walnut carries the complete trio of signatures — Judit, Susan (Zsuzsa) and Sofia Polgar. The board was prominently displayed during the Olympiad in Budapest (EXPO showcase), drawing guests, players and media — a rare moment where design, legacy and live chess culture met in one place.
For this occasion we collaborated with designer Barbara Razowska to create a special resin chess set with real gold-leaf accents, crafted specifically to accompany this board. The warm walnut frame, magnetic playing surface and gold-flecked pieces turn the composition into a statement object — beautiful to look at, and a joy to play.
Provenance included. Your purchase comes with a downloadable provenance pack (PDF with photos and close-ups of each autograph, plus an artist-signed statement confirming when and where the signatures were obtained). On request, we can assist with an independent third-party COA. We do not lacquer over signatures; store away from UV and moisture — archival framing is available on request.
If you’d like full technical details of the platform this piece is built on, see the standard model page here: ChessboArt800 — specifications & dimensions. This collector edition uses the same American-walnut chassis (800 × 800 mm, recessed D-ring mounting, hidden magnetic system), paired with the bespoke resin & gold-leaf set.
Why we’re selling. This unique board is offered to help us continue the work of ChessboArt — funding the workshop, new prototypes and limited editions. It is a single, one-of-one piece; the first confirmed order secures it, and it will not be reproduced.
Invoice & shipping. We issue a commercial invoice as ChessboArt — Michał Fudalej (EU-based). Dispatch time is 2–10 days (the board is available; we may be travelling). Worldwide insured shipping in a custom crate is provided.
Photo credits: selected images courtesy of the Judit Polgar Chess Foundation, used with their kind permission.
We can add a custom engraving just for you — like a company logo or an anniversary message.
We also create resin inlays and wood combinations (intarsia).
Simply include your request in the order notes, or email us later with your order number.
We’ll stay in touch throughout the process.
Every piece is made, serviced, or prepared by hand — at a craftsman's pace, not an assembly line.
Exact timing for this specific item is detailed above. As a general guide: Ready to Ship pieces typically leave within 3–8 business days, and boards built through our Configurator take around 6 weeks to make. If you need something for a specific date, just email us — we'll always tell you honestly whether we can make it happen
We ship our chessboards and clocks worldwide from Poland, with extreme care. Our pieces have safely reached collectors in the USA, Singapore, Argentina, UK, Norway, Ukraine, and throughout Europe. Every order is packed securely to arrive at your doorstep in perfect condition.
Your exact shipping cost is calculated automatically at checkout — no need to contact us first. For a growing number of destinations, we've also taken care of import duties on our side, so what you see at checkout really is the final price, with nothing more to pay when your order arrives.
Where this isn't yet the case, standard customs rules may apply depending on your country — this is shown clearly before you pay, never as a surprise later. If you're ever unsure, or ordering something unusually large or heavy, just ask us — we're happy to check and confirm before you order.
We strive for 100% satisfaction.
As an art workshop, we want you to love your chess set. However, please note the distinction between our products:
Any issues?
Before you worry about regulations, simply contact us directly. We are people, not a corporation, and we solve problems amicably.
Full terms and conditions are available in the footer.
— you'll reach me,
FM Michał Fudalej — FIDE Master, chess player, and the person who designs, builds, and inspects every board before it leaves the workshop.
Every ChessboArt piece passes through one pair of hands — mine. That's not a limitation. That's the whole point.
Questions, custom requests, or just want to talk chess? Say hi.
