Victorian Billiard Scoreboard
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- Width:
38 3/4" Inches - Height:
28 1/2" Inches - Depth:
8 1/4" Inches - Period:
19th Century - Origin:
England/Ireland
A multitude of cue games can be scored using this beautiful Victorian-era billiard scoreboard. The entire wall-mounted board is crafted of handsome English oak with ivory accents. A central cabinet with etched glass panels is well-appointed for storing billiard balls, and a pair of mirrors on either side completes the design. Color-coordinated ivory plaques allow for score keeping in games such as Snooker, while a rotating score counter below is perfect for cue games such as Billiards, Eight-Ball, Nine-Ball, and Straight Pool.
Circa 1900
38 3/4" wide x 8 1/4" deep x 28 1/2" high
Circa 1900
38 3/4" wide x 8 1/4" deep x 28 1/2" high
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