A handsome mahogany craps table from the The Beverly Country Club, an upscale night club owned by several reputed mob figures from around the country including New Orleans' alleged mob-boss Carlos Marcello (1910-1993). Boasting palatial dining rooms, bars and gaming rooms, the club, under Marcello's management, was an immediate success. Soon after its opening in December 1945, The Beverly Country Club became the area's premier hotspot hosting major entertainers of the day including Jimmy Durante and Joe E. Lewis. Marcello himself has a notorious reputation for purportedly leading one of the country's most powerful mob families for 30 years, and is speculated to having played a role in the assassination of JFK. This craps table is an incredi