Kentucky Rack Man‘s New Room with Diamond with 4 Inch Pockets ready for Action
I Be finding out about my good intentions pretty soon.The road to hell is paved with good intentions!
I wish I had a billiard table.
Looks like you completed finishing it out- Looks great.Where this dude abides...
Sure did....now I'm obligated to practice!Looks like you completed finishing it out- Looks great.
Hope the new house is all you wanted. Have fun with itSure did....now I'm obligated to practice!
I must have misunderstood your post.Just installed this mahogany cue rack. Now am I obligated to expand my collection of fancy cues to show off? LOL, why is there always a downside to everything?
Wellington.Just stumbled across a 20 year old pic of my first home table in a previous home. I bought it in Chicago, 6 hours away but a snowstorm made the trip home a 12 hour drive in a U-haul truck. I paid $500 and it came with an ugly copper lamp that turned out to be made by a local Chicago craftsman and I sold it along with an original chrome body Brunswick dirt devil vacuum that also was part of the package. Should have kept the vacuum, it was a cool collectable but I got more than my $500 for them which made the table free. It was from the 1920's I suspect, a Brunswick Monroe or Madison maybe? It never played really great with the side bolt rail design but I always liked the look. I sold it before my last move 16 years ago.View attachment 688165
No Dr. No..., this is a WellingtonWellington.
Always a Wellington.
Rip, Mr. Bond.
A beautiful table!Just stumbled across a 20 year old pic of my first home table in a previous home. I bought it in Chicago, 6 hours away but a snowstorm made the trip home a 12 hour drive in a U-haul truck. I paid $500 and it came with an ugly copper lamp that turned out to be made by a local Chicago craftsman and I sold it along with an original chrome body Brunswick dirt devil vacuum that also was part of the package. Should have kept the vacuum, it was a cool collectable but I got more than my $500 for them which made the table free. It was from the 1920's I suspect, a Brunswick Monroe or Madison maybe? It never played really great with the side bolt rail design but I always liked the look. I sold it before my last move 16 years ago.View attachment 688165
You should reach out to me if you think you might be coming through Germany. We live in Mainz, and have a spare room, and a Diamond table coming in 2 weeks.That built in cellar holds over 200 bottles plus a few dozen Magnums. Right now I've got magnums of 8 Years In The Desert along with bottles of it and other Orin Swift wines. When I'm in Europe I buy Sassicaia and good French wines to bring back. For normal consumption I've got Decoy, Mondavi, KJ, Joel Gott, Louis Martini, etc... It'll probably cost me another $10K to fill it up (plus what I drink along the way![]()