Trying to ID a table for a non-member

[azhousepro]

Received some photos from a non-member who is trying to ID a table that a family member has. Any thoughts?

Mike

 

[Banger]

Looks similar (but maybe not exactly) to a Brunswick "Union League" table. Hard to say, but there are plenty of pictures of that table on the internet.

 

[Lawnboy77]

Banger is correct, that is a reproduction Brunswick “Union League”. More than likely a Golden West Billiards replica, checkout the link below.

Union League - Golden West Billiards

The Golden West reputation for creating the best antique reproductions in the world is solidified with the replica of the Union League. Long a favorite of billiard aficionados, the Union League exemplifies old world craftsmanship down to the very last detail. Heavy round turned and fluted legs...

billiardmfg.com

 

[mikemosconi]

Funny that Brunswick had a table termed the "Union League". Many years ago while working in NYC on Park Avenue south of Grand Central ; I wandered into the "Union League" private club near 37 street and Park Avenue. It was a very old institutional club- political in nature, I believe, and they had a full billiard room with several tables.
I cannot exactly remember the style of tables, but, perhaps these were the tables in that large billiard room. The NY Athletic Club overlooking Central Park in NYC also had a very large Muti- table billiard room the looked just like a 1930s billiard hall- old style Billard chairs, wall racks, lights, etc. etc. with the straight pool scoring beads on wire throughout.

 

[azhousepro]

Thanks @Banger and @Lawnboy77. That looks like the info she was looking for.

Mike