Can anybody put a name on this table

[birminghampotter]

Can anybody put a name to this table installed by ron reardon years ago used by all pros exihbitio table illupload pics

[birminghampotter]

[birminghampotter]

[DeanH]

now that looks like a nice Riley Aristocrat (by the way don't get it sprayed silver legs!) :biggrin:

[birminghampotter]

Theres no name on it tho how do i no for sure what it is if pros loved it then it must be good look at the pic im about to upload

[birminghampotter]

[birminghampotter]

But i think ur right dean it is just looked on google images

[DeanH]

Can anybody put a name on this table

classic Aristocratic with fluted tulip legs and the gentle arch boards
This model was used for quite a few tournaments back in the day

[DeanH]

Can anybody put a name on this table

is the first photo the club you go to?

[birminghampotter]

No no this ent been used in any club just for pros and nowits insomebodys house how much u think its work dean?

[philip in china]

It is undoubtedly good to have a table on which some pros have played, but I doubt if that would have aany effect on the value.

[DeanH]

It is undoubtedly good to have a table on which some pros have played, but I doubt if that would have aany effect on the value.

Concur, only if it was the table that something very special happened on, World Championship, 147, classic match, that may, may, add a bit to the value.

[Geoff Large]

classic Aristocratic with fluted tulip legs and the gentle arch boards
This model was used for quite a few tournaments back in the day

Fluted yes but not tulip

this is tulip leg http://gclbilliards.com/for-sale-ful...le-near-derby/

tulip as in flower upside down , you see the segments of the flower before it is open hence why they called it a Tulip leg design
many early Victorian tables had these legs the slimmer they are and thinner the frame the older the table is

here is another thicker version of tulip leg http://gclbilliards.com/burroughs-an...-and-re-cover/

[DeanH]

I just could not think of the a term as I was writing that description, what would you call the Aristo leg shape

[Geoff Large]

I just could not think of the a term as I was writing that description, what would you call the Aristo leg shape

Turned bulbous fluted leg = Aristocrat