Is this pool table worth anything?

[Sonatine's hidden salami]

So I know a lady whose father passed and among the house is this huge pool table she wants to get rid of. It's old as fuck, like 40 years at least, in very good (nearly perfect for it's age) shape and the good part is that it's free if I want it. The bad is that it's fucking 1200lbs and I can't hold it here unless I know I can find a buyer in a few weeks tops.

So anyway the table is a Brunswick and it's huge like 9 feet long (I obviously know little about pool tables despite having played myself for years and years.) Supposedly worth a fair bit of money, here is the only picture I have of it assembled (it's in pieces now.)


sooooo- do I go get it or what?

[Sonatine's hidden salami]

and yes it comes with the light pool cues all that stuff. I think the felt is in pretty perfect shape, the orig owner was a dentist and kept super good care of his stuff.

[anatine]

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[Hillbilly Jim]

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this is the post that defined an era

[blake]

i think what ape's trying to tell us is that he finally killed the demented man he was living with and stole his pool table

[VaughnP]

For the next few weeks we have to question whether or not any of Blake's posts come from a source of genuine inspiration or are simply an effort to get himself back into the rankings by manufacturing content. . .

[blake]

it's all about the rankings

[Bobby Wong]

[rum dick]

Three months later 408ape is on the street because Mike and Mary got sick having a 12 foot table taking up there living room. And 408ape will be here whining about how it's not his fault he's homeless. If only Mike and Mary hadn't been selfish, and they had just given him another three weeks to find a buyer.

[phantom]

Pool tables were quite a costly recreational pursuit when purchased brand new in the 1970's. The current value of a table today is highly debatable. I suggest putting it on ebay for 99cents with no reserve to get an accurate market worth, alternatively you could contact a reputable antiques dealer to get their noteworthy opinion. best of luck