Wanted: Antique Burroughes And Watts Cues

[craigslater]

Hi

As most people on here who know me by now know that i am collecting cues.

Im looking Burroughes and Watts cues particularly rare ones, in any condition, i will offer good prices to anyone who is interested in selling.

Or if anyone knows anyone please pass on my emaill address to them and get them to contact me.

PM me or email me at my personal email address which is therocket2005@aol.com

Thanks for anyone who can help.

Craig

[mattyshinobi22]

got an rare b&w mascot cue, wit badge, has green writing

matty

[ADR147]

£120 on the mascot if its mint! - i have about 50 or so - what exactly are you after?

[ADR147]

oh i have a fully restored jp mannock if you are interested - might be over restored for a serious collector - it s mint!

[craigslater]

Just any rare burroughes and watts cues

Ye olde ash 1st edition, burwat in maple, etc

I have a j.p mannock which has been fully restored it is mint aswel.

I have a mascot green plate getting restored as we speak.

If you email me pics with prices i will let you know.

Thanks

Craig

[Watford]

oh i have a fully restored jp mannock if you are interested - might be over restored for a serious collector - it s mint!

Is it pearwood?

[craigslater]

how can you tell what the shaft is?

[cueman]

Nearly all Mannock cues were made with a pearwood shaft. There are some maple versions around but you will pay more for those. Pearwood is similar to maple in that it has a no noticable grain, however it usually has a pink colour to it where as maple doesn't really have much colour .

[ADR147]

Nearly all Mannock cues were made with a pearwood shaft. There are some maple versions around but you will pay more for those. Pearwood is similar to maple in that it has a no noticable grain, however it usually has a pink colour to it where as maple doesn't really have much colour .

i know a bit about this and have owned maybe 20 of them - most were steamed pearwood yes hence the name antigrip but this one is ash - actually quite a lot of them must of been ash because its not rare to see them. for those that have not seen one this a steamed pearwood cue.

[Qubit]

i know a bit about this and have owned maybe 20 of them - most were steamed pearwood yes hence the name antigrip but this one is ash - actually quite a lot of them must of been ash because its not rare to see them. for those that have not seen one this a steamed pearwood cue.

Looks lovely. I take it mastercue make them to order then?

[ADR147]

i think the person who owns this cue sent the pearwood to mastercue.

[craigslater]

My mannock is pearwood, i have seen a few ash ones aswel andrew, i think they are less common, and i think they usually fetch more money if i remember rightly.

[ADR147]

mannocks are and odd thing money wise i have sold for 160 in the past but the last one i put on ebay went for a crazy 380

[craigslater]

I bought mine for £110 but it need a bit of work doing to it which altogether made the cue cost me about £170 in total, but i would never sell it.

[ADR147]

£110 !! - thats superb - i take it it was missing a badge!