https://chessantiques.com/product/jaques-marshall-chessmen-club-size/
The Jaques Marshall , Is a really nice set , Which has had many incarnates & one of the best Staunton designs .
Best Staunton current production set?
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Oleg Raikis makes a decent Staunton set 
VBerriz wrote:
I realized that my chess sets tend to be either Central or Eastern European, and I don’t really have a good example of a great Staunton set. What does everyone recommend for a good current production set? For reference, here is what I have:
1. Noj 1962 Soviet Championship/Tal set
2. Oldset Soviet Latvian/Mordovian set
3. Oldset Soviet Grandmaster Supreme set
4. Biro Sandor Romanian-Hungarian set
5. Mora Spanish Jura set
and a few others enroute, or still in production. What should my Staunton set be? Perhaps a Fischer-Spassky? Any recommendations as to who would be the best maker?
I personnaly like the HoS Classic Sets. My 3" King set is Boxwood and Rosewood, and my 3.75" King set is Boxwood and Ebonized Boxwood. For me, these represent a great classic Staunton production set.
stumOnner wrote:
@pawnerai love those knights. What is this set called?
The Raikislai set.
@Pawnerai that commission is something special
Jul 22, 2022
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While I have never seen one in the flesh and it’s not in my price range - I think Oleg is peerless.
VBerriz your current sets are of high quality - an Oleg set would be a magnificent addition. In my price range and as a normal, playable Staunton-style set, I do like the GM Blitz in ebony from CB.
Ps - Pawnerai’s commission is wonderful and in the traditional style you are after and for something more figural - I think “The Knights” set is staggeringly artistic too.
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-equipment/the-knights-set-by-oleg-raikis
VBerriz your current sets are of high quality - an Oleg set would be a magnificent addition. In my price range and as a normal, playable Staunton-style set, I do like the GM Blitz in ebony from CB.
Ps - Pawnerai’s commission is wonderful and in the traditional style you are after and for something more figural - I think “The Knights” set is staggeringly artistic too.
https://www.chess.com/forum/view/chess-equipment/the-knights-set-by-oleg-raikis
I realized that my chess sets tend to be either Central or Eastern European, and I don’t really have a good example of a great Staunton set. What does everyone recommend for a good current production set? For reference, here is what I have:
1. Noj 1962 Soviet Championship/Tal set
2. Oldset Soviet Latvian/Mordovian set
3. Oldset Soviet Grandmaster Supreme set
4. Biro Sandor Romanian-Hungarian set
5. Mora Spanish Jura set
and a few others enroute, or still in production. What should my Staunton set be? Perhaps a Fischer-Spassky? Any recommendations as to who would be the best maker?