Identifying a table

[Steve748]

Wifey and I are buying a house with a 'games house' which is housing a 9' table.
I posted the few pics she sent me and I was wondering if anyone knows who made it.
Needs new felt and possibly new rails...

 

[garczar]

Based on that pic it looks like a generic asian-import home table.

 

[Steve748]

It has fuzzy felt and no makers name could be found anywhere

 

[garczar]

It has fuzzy felt and no makers name could be found anywhere

its an import. nothing wrong with them. probably has big pockets so everyone can enjoy it. if keeping it i'd put some decent worsted cloth on it. nice cloth for the $$: https://www.classicbilliards.net/pool-table-felt-cloth/proform.html Simonis will run you about 400 these days i think.

 

[Steve748]

I currently have an Empire 'waterfall' (which I think is local to San Diego) with new rails and 860 fitted and I'm looking to have something like that. New property is in Florida.

 

[Steve748]

https://www.classicbilliards.net/pool-table-felt-cloth/proform.html

Thank you I'll check that out when I find a fitter.

 

[measureman]

I wouldn't put new felt on it, I would use cloth.

 

[Steve748]

I wouldn't put new felt on it, I would use cloth.

I mistakenly chose the word 'felt as word for a covering. Having played on 860 for years I am looking for either the same or something as good to cover this table with.

 

[Steve748]

I have found out what it is...
'ProLine “Regal”. Proline pool tables were made right outside Orlando, Florida. They went out of business several years back, but they still made a high quality pool tables'

 

[Lawnboy77]

Garczar is correct, an Asian import that copied, or somewhat copied, an old BBC Victorian era table named the Union League.