F/S Ariel Carmeli 8 point ebony, snakewood, ivory, Nickel inlays

Sharkey

Sharkey

AzB Silver Member
Silver Member
For sale Ariel Carmeli ebony cue with 8 Snakewood points, ivory butt cap and collar, Monitor lizard wrap intricate sleeve work including metal inlays. Tow shafts; one a 314-2 with matching ring work and the other an original Carmeli shaft never used. Cue retailed for 3400 when new I am asking 2400. Cue has a few very small dings around the but cap, i tried to show them in the pictures but they are hard to see.
 

Attachments

  • carmelli cue 003.JPG
    carmelli cue 003.JPG
    43 KB · Views: 897
  • carmelli cue 004.JPG
    carmelli cue 004.JPG
    40.4 KB · Views: 878
  • carmelli cue 005.JPG
    carmelli cue 005.JPG
    39.8 KB · Views: 881
  • carmelli cue 016.JPG
    carmelli cue 016.JPG
    44.3 KB · Views: 876
  • carmelli cue 010.JPG
    carmelli cue 010.JPG
    34 KB · Views: 883
more pics of the forearm, will entertain resonable offers
 

Attachments

  • carmelli cue 017.JPG
    carmelli cue 017.JPG
    34.3 KB · Views: 869
  • carmelli cue 018.JPG
    carmelli cue 018.JPG
    41 KB · Views: 874
Very Nice Carmeli. I shoot one and it plays top-notch. His cues shoot better than any others I have shot with, thats why I shoot with one. ;) It is priced well also, good luck with your sale.
 
Custom cue

SHARP CUE IF I DIDN'T HAVE THREE A.C. CUES ALREADY THIS WOULD BE COMING HOME TO DADDY:thumbup:
 
What payment plan can you offer me ? Hahaha, gorgeous cue buddy, good luck with your sale !
 
thanks Vlad, you have almost all of other cues anyways! Its my baby, its been my pride and joy for a long time!
 
This African ebony wood is mostly black with occasional grey streaks, fine texture and a straight to wavy grain.

The wood turns well, but a little hard on tools due to its density. Takes a very high finish. It is too hard to use nails or screws without first pre-boring. The dust can be irritant. Odor and taste are not distinct.

-- All wood is air dried (10 years),no sap wood, waxed ends, dimensions can vary slightly, although we do try and be as accurate as possible, can be minor variations in sizes between one end and the other --
 
Snakewood is an incredibly beautiful wood which originates mostly in Suriname, South America. The specific gravity is around 1.2, making it one of the worlds hardest woods. The part sold as snakewood is really the heartwood of the larger tree. This wood is usually felled with axes and carried on the backs of hard working natives over streams and through snake infested jungle areas. Each tree felled is monitored, and the government has developed a strict permit process to control harvesting. Much of the wood has inferior or no figure, but the small amount that has attractive figure is exported.
 
You must log in or register to reply here.
Back
Top