The market for older tables is very tiny so it takes an insanely well kept table with something that makes it pretty unique to be worth figures that high. It's also not worth close to what you've been told. I've worked on a few older tables with bigger slates and maybe 1.5-2' backed is about the limit even that is ridiculous.
That's for one overboard and also too heavy to be practical. It's a sharp table but I don't believe it has 4' slate. The model is Wellington The table is 50'X100'. All matching finish and all matching serial numbers. 1908 Brunswick pool table with ball and cue rack. Are there any standard identifying marks/serial numbers on a 7ft pool table that can help me identify the brand.
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