information about unknown pool cue with mother of pearl dot inlays?

[justinb386]

Hi,

I am curious if anyone knows who may have made the cue in the pictures that I have added here?

It looks like a cheaply made pool cue, but the inlays appear to be mother of pearl (which means that it may be worth a little).

I am just curious about the cue.

Thanks.

 

[NY9912]

deleted - 7/25/2020

 

[TX Poolnut]

Pics of the unscrewed joint please.

I don't think that is MOP.

 

[justinb386]

I am not sure how to add another picture, but it is a 5/16x18 flat joint (same as Meucci uses) with with same color pearlized rings as the inlays. Do you think that it would even sell for $20 on ebay (or not even worth that much)? Thanks.

 

[TX Poolnut]

It probably won't get twenty bucks. I have a couple of cues sorta like this. Mine were made in Taiwan or China, but the stickers look familiar. Cheap production cues and stickers go hand-in-hand. The wrap looks original to it.

Let the kids learn how to play pool with it. Keep it around the house so when you have visitors, they can use it instead of your good cues to play pool, if you have a home table.

 

[macguy]

I am not sure how to add another picture, but it is a 5/16x18 flat joint (same as Meucci uses) with with same color pearlized rings as the inlays. Do you think that it would even sell for $20 on ebay (or not even worth that much)? Thanks.

That cue is pretty much worthless for actually playing pool. Almost any house cue would be better.

 

[justinb386]

Thanks for your help. I thought it may be a junk cue, and just wanted to be sure, lol.

 

[Pushout]

Thanks for your help. I thought it may be a junk cue, and just wanted to be sure, lol.

That would be my opinion but some here take offense at calling anybody's cue junk, no matter what it is