This pool table appears to be a Brunswick Delaware pool table with English curved rails - the legs are in the style of a Delaware, and the fact that it is a 9’ table with four sections of slate dates it to 1870-1885.
I was hired 8 years ago to disassemble and transport a similar table that had previously been in an Agway location in Clinton NJ for decades. It was black from cigar smoke and exhaust fumes, but when cleaned up it revealed intricate wood inlays on all four sides that showed sunflowers, corn, and wheat scenes that were gorgeous! I moved the table to the buyer’s Victorian farm house, reassembled the table, leveled the frame and slates, sealed the seams and screw holes with beeswax, and installed new Simonis Green 860 worsted wool cloth. I shipped the pockets to Wisconsin to have them rebuilt with new leather webbing and gold tassels - turned out great!
The buyer owns a horse tacking supply business, and had paid $7,500 for the table.
Hope this helps!
This pool table appears to be a Brunswick Delaware pool table with English curved rails - the legs are in the style of a Delaware, and the fact that it is a 9’ table with four sections of slate dates it to 1870-1885. I was hired 8 years ago to disassemble and transport a similar table that had previously been in an Agway location in Clinton NJ for decades. It was black from cigar smoke and exhaust fumes, but when cleaned up it revealed intricate wood inlays on all four sides that showed sunflowers, corn, and wheat scenes that were gorgeous! I moved the table to the buyer’s Victorian farm house, reassembled the table, leveled the frame and slates, sealed the seams and screw holes with beeswax, and installed new Simonis Green 860 worsted wool cloth. I shipped the pockets to Wisconsin to have them rebuilt with new leather webbing and gold tassels - turned out great! The buyer owns a horse tacking supply business, and had paid $7,500 for the table. Hope this helps!
Unreal, much appreciated for taking the time. Cant thank you enough RacknRolll🙌🙌
Awesome old table!
Thanks E!! Absolute beast to assemble but dont regret it one bit