What kind of table is this?
- Thread starter dr2000
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It's an Anniversary that's been painted.
Thanks. Just got back from looking at it. It's been sitting in the same place for 30 years. Everything looks in tact, the slate looks perfect. Obviously painted and missing the bands around the base. Rosewood rails. I think a good buy for $250. I'll be checking the other threads for advise on restoring.
Actually, if the table doesn't have the side pocket castings either,then it never came with the bands to begin with and is a very old Anniversary. Nice find!
That's an interesting observation and it makes sense. There were no castings on the side pockets and the legs had a 3in strip of wood around them in place of the aluminum bands.
Does anyone have any pictures of what this would have looked like originally? I'd like a target image for the restore.
@javi2 - Sorry I beat you out on this one. I feel lucky. :grin:
Does anyone have any pictures of what this would have looked like originally? I'd like a target image for the restore.
@javi2 - Sorry I beat you out on this one. I feel lucky. :grin:
Brunswicks site has only a drawing of later model carom table but otherwise good facts:
http://www.brunswickbilliards.com/our_rich_history/antique_tables/anniversary.html
http://www.brunswickbilliards.com/our_rich_history/antique_tables/anniversary.html
@javi2 - Sorry I beat you out on this one. I feel lucky. :grin:[/QUOTE]
Dr2000,
Don't sweat it. I could have had this table when it first went up . I spoke with the seller and got pictures, but like I said I've got a Brunswick already and I'd have to sell mine first, ect..................good luck with it. Post some pictures when it's all done.
Dr2000,
Don't sweat it. I could have had this table when it first went up . I spoke with the seller and got pictures, but like I said I've got a Brunswick already and I'd have to sell mine first, ect..................good luck with it. Post some pictures when it's all done.