Spotted on eBay

[itsnoteasy]

Nice table but He’s asking pretty much full price for it

Bought it nine months ago, has hardly used it and I'm guessing has packed in and wants rid. The game must have looked easy on the TV but reality hit home pretty quick.

[Starsky]

Nice table but He’s asking pretty much full price for it

What a waste of a good table … have a dedicated snooker room and can’t even install proper snooker lights . Some people have more money than sense . 🙄

[mikee]

Nice table but He’s asking pretty much full price for it

[Cue crafty]

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/204086364...Bk9SR_6GgLzrYA

First second hand one I've seen.....

[Cue crafty]

This has popped up again.

Now I have a note that when ordered by a TSF member, it came with a mini-butt that was badged as well. I do not see that here, unless the seller is hiding that detail on detail

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/134223270178

What a ridiculous price for a stick of wood.

[DeanH]

This has popped up again.

Now I have a note that when ordered by a TSF member, it came with a mini-butt that was badged as well. I do not see that here, unless the seller is hiding that detail on detail

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/134223270178

[trying]

Nice deisign.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/304424503...0AAOSwfZhiSE-k

Nice looking table. Wishful thinking on the price I think

[100-uper]

Nice deisign.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/304424503...0AAOSwfZhiSE-k

This is the Burroughes & Watts 'Chippendale' model which they were producing in the 1920s. This looks to have a standard frame, although there would have been an option for the buyer to have a 'Rigidus' frame. Quite an expensive table at the time (£320) but not top of the range. Their prices for standard production models went up to £400.

[Starsky]

Sadly they will probably only be useful to Robin Hood sat propped against the wall in that damp looking corner.

I’m afraid your probably right there CC.

[Cue crafty]

Cues look interesting as well …

Sadly they will probably only be useful to Robin Hood sat propped against the wall in that damp looking corner.

[Starsky]

Nice deisign.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/304424503...0AAOSwfZhiSE-k

Cues look interesting as well …

[fkhan]

Nice deisign.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/304424503...0AAOSwfZhiSE-k

[itsnoteasy]

Cracking condition Karenham & Hillman table, probably going to sell cheap to a lucky buyer. Geoff Large loves these tables.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/275087618...984c%7Ciid%3A1

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.

[Cue crafty]

Cracking condition Karenham & Hillman table, probably going to sell cheap to a lucky buyer. Geoff Large loves these tables.

https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/275087618...984c%7Ciid%3A1

[100-uper]

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

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.