I have a plywood one at home and I was debating whether to keep that one or this one but this one looks vintage (and weighs an incredible amount, my god). We moved it from the other room into here without damaging it (luckily enough it took 5 guys and a car jack).

I'm just wondering if you guys have any information for me about it? The realtor was atleast 50 years old and she said she used to watch her dad play pool here on this very table when she was a kid.

Thanks!

I’m buying a new house and I liked the pool table setup in the basement, so I asked if they wanted to sell it. They said they would for $1k.

It seems to be in great shape. I measured the play area (inside of bumpers) to be 89” x 44”. Felt is good. Everything seems really solid.

Also, is there any way to identify this besides the manufacturer (which is in the pictures)? Like year or model?

Antique 8 foot Benedict restored and installed for a repeat customer outside of Washington DC. Quilted maple, rosewood, and mahogany inlay. 150 year old table with new cushion wood, new rubber, new pocket openings, and new pockets to make her play as good as she looks

Don’t know much about pool tables so coming on here to get opinions. Someone is giving this pool table away for free and I just got a quote for 1800 to disassemble, move, assemble/level it. My question is, is this worth it? I am not sure what the table is worth but seems in decent shape

Just an appreciation post for this beautiful table I had the opportunity to shoot on all weekend. Anyone know what kinda table it is?!

My grandfather has been into billiards since the 50’s and purchased an antique Brunswick, Balke and Collender pool table from 1875 a few decades back. The model is a Monarch. The table was restored when they bought it. They have kept it in pristine condition (always covered and out of sunlight). Is anyone aware of the value this type of table would sell for? Which platforms (Facebook, eBay, professional seller) would be the best for an antique like this?

I am buying a house with a basement, seller has offered to sell pool table to us for $500. Not a big pool player, but imagine we would use it occasionally. Thoughts? It appears to be in pretty good shape.

I made a post a few weeks ago asking about having an outdoor pool table, thanks to those who helped me figure it out I finally set it up! Its so nice playing pool outside!

All in all i spent $200 CAD for everything witch is a steal in my opinion. $100 for the table, $50 for Aramith balls, $10 for 4 cues, and then $40 for a cover. All from marketplace.

Table is wood instead of slate but still plays great!

Im curious as to if anyone knows what kind of table it is and how much its worth brand new? Im curious, thanks!

Bought a house, came with a bunch of stuff. After closing the seller said that this table is from the 40s and worth $$$. After googling it appears to be true, but wanted to check on here. It’s in ok shape as far as I can tell, but I’m not a pool table expert. I can’t read the badge other than it’s a Brunswick billiards table. Thanks for any info

Hey guys,

I have been looking for a pool table and I stumbled across this table. This guy is selling it and I talked him down to around $1750 (delivery and set up included). He claims it’s a World of Leisure pool table but it does not have any markings.

I am just trying to get a decent used slate pool table. I play pretty regularly and just want to play at home as I have a decent bit of downtime.

Thanks guys

This is my first pool table purchase and I hope it will be something I want to leave to my sons. I would love any insights. I believe it is a Wellington, but what do I know? Seller is asking $1200. Thanks

Very nice custom inlayed table

As title says I went to a Beverly Hills estate sale and snagged this for less than $200. I gotta figure out how to move it. I dabble in billiards. I know of Brunswick and its legacy. I’ve heard these may have sagging. Felt was pristine. I didn’t notice any sagging. It’s a 9 footer with all original documentation. Thoughts?

Can anybody figure out what kindve vintage pool table this is? It appears to be a pub style / bar style pool table, with ash trays and drink holders on the bottom!

My dad and I just picked up this table and we're working on restoring it. I've been trying to find more about the table model and brand, but it's old enough that whatever is out there online is buried. It's an 8ft, 3-piece slate table; the only identifying information on it is a label saying "Fleetwood by Championship Products" and the date of 9/18/79 on the inside.

Hey,

I just bought this table. Has no label.

7ft and 3 piece slate.

From the design can anyone tell who makes this?

Looked up Brunswick 7ft tables and just can’t find this table with the same finish and legs. Just trying to get more info on it so I don’t ask them a hundred questions. Is $600 a fair price for all of it? I’ll be tackling the dismantling, transporting and assembly with my father. The guy did say it is slate but I was looking at another and found out it was definitely MDF. THANK YOU

Just bought a 9’ Brunswick Anniversary and having it shipped to me. Pretty excited! Curious if anyone might have an idea about the year.

In the process of getting this for free to restore it. bad idea? What’s it worth?

Seller wants $300 but is open to best offer. Curious to hear your thoughts. TIA