an interesting table

[SmokyOwl]

saw this on eBay, way out of my price range but it's the most interesting table I've seen.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/ultra-rare-p...item3a77be514d

[philip in china]

Very bizarre. Come on the historians on the forum. What is it?

[100-uper]

Its a type of bagatelle table. Very nice.

[Chris Bedford]

an interesting table

Wow first for me! Bet it's fun and not much walking around getting your balls out lol

[Terry Davidson]

Just though I'd mention...Hendry's practice Star table is for sale, first offer over 10K but you have to dismantle and cart away.

Smokey...good 6' x 12' table for you but a tad expensive with the shipping.

Terry

[renniwevarb]

Looks like a spaceship of some sort.

[philip in china]

Why the price tag? Is it just because it has been Hendry's?

Just though I'd mention...Hendry's practice Star table is for sale, first offer over 10K but you have to dismantle and cart away.

Smokey...good 6' x 12' table for you but a tad expensive with the shipping.

Terry

[throtts]

Why the price tag? Is it just because it has been Hendry's?

10k, that's a bit arrogant. You can get a new one for almost that...

[Deepscrew]

Mark King was selling his which was used at the masters i think. £5k. A tables a table.

[Geoff Large]

Never seen a table like that without the bagatelle cups and side pockets , I have worked on many Bagatelle tables from small victorian fold away parlour ones to full size 12 foot long versions , I do know where a full size version one is for sale if anyone wants one , but here is a link to some more rare versions of Billiard type game tables .

http://www.chicagobilliardmuseum.org/Rare_Tables.html

[philip in china]

Fascinating link that one Geoff. Thanks as always.

Never seen a table like that without the bagatelle cups and side pockets , I have worked on many Bagatelle tables from small victorian fold away parlour ones to full size 12 foot long versions , I do know where a full size version one is for sale if anyone wants one , but here is a link to some more rare versions of Billiard type game tables .

http://www.chicagobilliardmuseum.org/Rare_Tables.html

[philip in china]

I just saw one statement in the link that I would question: "Over the years, millions of billiard tables have been produced,". That is quite a sweeping statement. Undoubtedly a lot have been made but "millions" i.e. at a minimum 2,000,000. That is a lot of tables. Maybe it is accurate but I am unconvinced.