Paul Wunderlich
(Germany, 1927-2010)
Paul Wunderlich
(Germany, 1927-2010)
Paul Wunderlich, Chess game "Minotaurs".
Chess set, 32+1 pieces. Playing pieces in bronze stamped Wunderlich and numbered 571, some 571/100, 8-23.5 cm in wooden box with initials P.W. Chessboard in wood 53 x 52.5 cm.
Minor wear. Board with marks.
Covered by droit de suite
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