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MikeMaaen

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This is coming on the market in Feb and I am interested but, can't identify what it is. Any help will be appreciated.

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This is a Brunswick Regina. It is missing the apron blinds. 4 leg model shown
 

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This is a Brunswick Regina. It is missing the apron blinds. 4 leg model shown

I have a 9 foot Regina, like the one above, at the refinisher now that will be available after the Derby if anyone would like nice antique.
 
It is a 9 X 4.5. I do not believe the skirts mentioned are included but the owner is going to look in storage to see if they may be there. I really want an antique type table and this one fits the bill, problem is neither the seller nor the buyer really know what it's value might be. I've seem some outrageous prices asked on ebay which are well out of my range. If I could buy this for 2,500 would that be a fair offer?
 
It is a 9 X 4.5. I do not believe the skirts mentioned are included but the owner is going to look in storage to see if they may be there. I really want an antique type table and this one fits the bill, problem is neither the seller nor the buyer really know what it's value might be. I've seem some outrageous prices asked on ebay which are well out of my range. If I could buy this for 2,500 would that be a fair offer?

Oh yes $2500 would be a great price! Its worth much more if its in good shape. Say--- maybe 5to 10 G's? I'm curious though about the legs. They don't look to be flared like the Reginas legs. The design on the legs look similar to the Regina but its possibly another model. Send some pictures to Ken Hash at this address. http://www.classicbilliards.net/
 
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Oh yes $2500 would be a great price! Its worth much more if its in good shape. Say--- maybe 5to 10 G's? I'm curious though about the legs. They don't look to be flared like the Reginas legs. The design on the legs look similar to the Regina but its possibly another model. Send some pictures to Ken Hash at this address. http://www.classicbilliards.net/

Naahhh. Its a regina. 2500 is a reasonable price but table appears to need some work. I would try and negotiate down especially with missing blinds.While a very nice table,it is not one of the "gotta have" models.



John = Kens partner.
 
Thanks Skruffy, I appreciate all the feedback and guidence. We've settled on $2,200 for the table at this point and hopefully I'll get it out of storage and have the opprotunity to really look it over carefully before handing over the cash. As soon as I can I'll post some additional pictures. Thanks all!!
 
Thanks Skruffy, I appreciate all the feedback and guidence. We've settled on $2,200 for the table at this point and hopefully I'll get it out of storage and have the opprotunity to really look it over carefully before handing over the cash. As soon as I can I'll post some additional pictures. Thanks all!!

No problem,

Take my number below with you when going to look at. If you have any questions i can answer for you. Good luck!
 
What size is it? Could be a 10foot which would definitely depreciate the value. Better photos would help with giving value.

scruffy1:

As an aside question, why would it being a 10-footer depreciate the value? Aren't they rarer?

-Sean
 
scruffy1:

As an aside question, why would it being a 10-footer depreciate the value? Aren't they rarer?

-Sean

Well most people do not have room for a 9 footer much less a 10'. Second, the typical high end antique customer is not your more serious player. A lot of 10 footers have been cut down over the years due to
them just being unsellable. We have taken a pass on some pretty nice
tables over the years because of the 10' size. I personally think they are
great but i do not have the space either!
 
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