Old Brunswick table...circa ????

[MVPCues]

Anyone have an idea what time period this table was likely made? Perhaps the nameplate would help?

http://www.ebay.com/itm/320954881222?_trksid=p5197.c0.m619

I think the 1912 date in the listing title is likely not accurate.

I'm not selling this table, just looking to help the seller out with any date information.

 

[milhead]

Could be a Wellington like mine but I'd need to see better detail of the skirt and legs to be sure.. 1906-1911

There are photos of mine in the 'What cushion profile' thread next to this..

Mil

 

[MVPCues]

Could be a Wellington like mine but I'd need to see better detail of the skirt and legs to be sure.. 1906-1911

There are photos of mine in the 'What cushion profile' thread next to this..

Mil

It does have the markings of a Wellington, but so do a lot of those tables at first glance. Do you have a similar nameplate on yours?

Kelly

 

[Mick56]

This page shows some nameplates and the years they were used. That one looks like the 1892-1916.

http://www.muellers.com/Rail-Repair-Supplies.html?page=4

 

[MVPCues]

This page shows some nameplates and the years they were used. That one looks like the 1892-1916.

http://www.muellers.com/Rail-Repair-Supplies.html?page=4

It does indeed! I looked at nameplates on a few sites, but did not see that one. Thanks.

Kelly

 

[tsp&b]

Look here: http://www.classicbilliards.net/html/antiquepooltablepartsnameplate.cfm

 

[Mr. Bond]

IMO -if someone went thru the trouble to fully restore it, they should have used ivory in the sights instead of m.o.p.

cant tell what model it is (or its condition) from that photo.
decent price tho'