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It’s a shame to see Steve ,since the snooker boom has long gone and the remaining clubs already have tables ,the only market for selling is home tables really ,it’s a buyers market .
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Bit expensive is it...Comment
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Lovely table and great research of provenance but nowadays probably not even worth a 1/10th of the asking price - shame - good luck to them
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Cant see that selling ,those days are gone .Standard wood cushions too .Comment
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I'm not sure whether he is selling table No.8730 (1899) referenced in the accompanying workbook copy, or No.9073 (1901) which is mentioned in Peter Clare's letter. Either way, the table plate is inter-war (1920s 30s) which means that either the plate or the cushions themselves have been replaced at this later date.Originally Posted by DeanH View PostLovely table and great research of provenance but nowadays probably not even worth a 1/10th of the asking price - shame - good luck to themComment
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Cracking condition Karenham & Hillman table, probably going to sell cheap to a lucky buyer. Geoff Large loves these tables.
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I think the Buckingham is the best looking one they do but this one looks in very good condition. Also you can fit steel blocks straight to these if you fancy it.Originally Posted by Cue crafty View PostThis is how you play darts ,MVG two nines in the same match!
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Sadly they will probably only be useful to Robin Hood sat propped against the wall in that damp looking corner.Originally Posted by Starsky View Post
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Iām afraid your probably right there CC.Originally Posted by Cue crafty View Post
Sadly they will probably only be useful to Robin Hood sat propped against the wall in that damp looking corner.
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