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HECTOR SAXE

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What HECTOR SAXE does.

HECTOR SAXE is a French company founded in 1978, specializing in the creation of luxury board games and gaming pieces. The company handcrafts exceptional backgammon, chess, poker, and other high-end games using genuine leather, blending traditional craftsmanship with timeless elegance. Each piece is meticulously designed to provide an immersive and engaging experience for players. HECTOR SAXE operates from a workshop in Paris and offers products in various colors and finishes, catering to discerning clients seeking unique gaming pieces. The company's atelier will be closed from August 7th at 5 PM until August 17th at 9 AM, but their online store remains accessible during this period.

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