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Nautical Chess Sets - Lighthouse Themed Chess Set

The image of the lighthouse is a popular representation in artwork and photographs of the coastal areas. Depending on when it was constructed the design and markings on it may be quite unique. The States on the east coast, like Massachusetts, Maine and New England, have many of these structures on their shores. So beautiful that tourist will flock to see them and take pictures of the majestic towers. With so much history and beauty, these have become popular in artwork and figures that many collect in their homes. A handsome collection of many of the different towers is offered in a lighthouse themed chess set.

The lighthouse was constructed to mark potentially dangerous coastlines with the upper part of the structures emitting light that could be seen across the water for miles in good weather conditions. This would aid both sea and air traffic to allow them to navigate their position in relation to the shore. The markings on the sides of the structures were done in a unique fashion so that during the day, with houses in close proximity on the shores, pilots and sea captions would recognize the unique patterns to determine their location. The use of the lighthouse dates back to ancient Egypt and 280 BC, where the Lighthouse of Alexandria. It was the tallest man made structure of its time and used as the Ports landmark.

The representations of the classic historical structures are based on towers of the American East Coast. They are crafted with great detail then hand painted to complete the appearance of this attractive themed chess set. This is not only a game it can also serve double duty as an art piece or addition to a nautical themed home or room. Whether it is for you personally or it would serve as a unique gift for someone who would enjoy the stately imagery of these beautiful historical monuments of the east coast it is a true work of art.




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