Carved Cue Identification

[TimbillyOSU]

I bought an old Fischer table at an auction. The date stamped on the marble is 6-66. It has the metal-chute style ball returns.

With the table, I received a full set of balls and 16 cue sticks.

My question is on the cues. I have 2 that are similar. They have carved butts and very thin tips (~11-12mm). The photos are of the one that has a tip. I've also never seen a ferrule with rings on it like that one has. The engravings appear to be of lions, stars, and flowers. There is a ring of mother of pearl inserts above and below the carvings. The shaft is not bent, just a weird trick with the camera.

I'm not looking to sell them, just curious as to who made them and when.

Thanks for your help!

 

[12ozCurl]

Looks like an imperial to me.

 

[Bigjohn]

made in china

 

[breakin8]

Sum young wang

 

[bud02]

They have little value, but thanks for becoming a member to inquire.
There is a lot of information here if you are taking up the sport.
Also If your table needs service there are people here that can also recommend a mechanic.

 

[ChrisOnline]

arent those SamPao , Sanpao (or hoever you spell it.. ) cues...

 

[Guerra Cues]

arent those SamPao , Sanpao (or hoever you spell it.. ) cues...

Hey Chris,
Not a Sampaio at all. Chinese for sure but pics are so tiny, hard to tell anyways.


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[JoeyInCali]

arent those SamPao , Sanpao (or hoever you spell it.. ) cues...

You're making me hungry.
Siopao.

 

[TimbillyOSU]

Sorry about the small pics. Those were the biggest it would let me attach. How can I post bigger ones?

 

[mortuarymike-nv]

pic

up load pics photo bucket account then copy and paste in to thread
here if you need help pm me
mike