Anyone know what Brunswick this is?

[are-jay]

This table is for sale at an estate sale and i wanted to find out a little more about it. The owner said he thinks its a 1940's Table but hes not sure. Its a 3pc 8ft Brunswick. Thanks for the info

 

[joelpope]

Table

It looks like earlier than that. The bolts that are on the sides go into the slate, that is an old design

I once had a 1920 era much like that one and it was a great table

Just make sure you have a qualified mechanic do the move, and, it will be real heavy

 

[Cuebuddy]

Likley it is a little older then 1940's but I am no expert.

This might help.

http://www.brunswickbilliards.com/our_rich_history/antique_tables/index.html

Welcome to the forum.

 

[manwon]

This table is for sale at an estate sale and i wanted to find out a little more about it. The owner said he thinks its a 1940's Table but hes not sure. Its a 3pc 8ft Brunswick. Thanks for the info

It could be a Saratoga.

 

[Cuebuddy]

This one is the closest I found but not a perfect match.
This is a billiard table but they made the same style with pockets.

 

[are-jay]

Yeah I got a guy that will be doing to the move for me. I think its a Coreno circa 1910. The owner wants 550 for the table and everything balls ect. Is that a good price?

 

[Cuebuddy]

Sounds like a good price if the slate is ok. If the balls are old enough to be collectable or if you can get some vintage cues and a rack then the deal looks even better.

 

[shayne87]

Could be a Madison.

 

[gsm1sw]

I agree with Coreno. The Saratoga is rounded and the Madison has rectangular inlays.

 

[Tennesseejoe]

I agree with Coreno. The Saratoga is rounded and the Madison has rectangular inlays.

You are right.

 

[Black-Balled]

As stated...get a good mechanic to do the move. Might be some surprises in the setup, like stripped/ missing hardware or T-bolts that spin and spin and spin and spin...