Lot Essay
This table is to be removed at the purchaser's risk and expense, and at the direction of the vendor's agents.
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BY BURROUGHES AND WATTS
Details
AN EDWARDIAN OAK FULL-SIZE BILLIARD-TABLE
By Burroughes and Watts
The frieze inset with leaves and cartouches, the panelled legs with portcullis, lacking one flowerhead off one leg, with 'rapide' pockets; A MAHOGANY SCOREBOARD; ELEVEN CUES including one in a cue case; AN EMPTY CUE-CASE; THREE RESTS and A QUANTITY OF BALLS
152½ in. (387 cm.) long; 34 in. (86.5 cm.) high; 81 in. (206 cm.) wide
By Burroughes and Watts
The frieze inset with leaves and cartouches, the panelled legs with portcullis, lacking one flowerhead off one leg, with 'rapide' pockets; A MAHOGANY SCOREBOARD; ELEVEN CUES including one in a cue case; AN EMPTY CUE-CASE; THREE RESTS and A QUANTITY OF BALLS
152½ in. (387 cm.) long; 34 in. (86.5 cm.) high; 81 in. (206 cm.) wide
Provenance
Henry Berry, Lord Buckland (1877-1928), Buckland House, Brecon, Wales.
Presumably acquired by his brother, 1st Viscount Camrose (1879-1954), when Buckland House was sold circa 1930 or when Hackwood was bought in 1935
Presumably acquired by his brother, 1st Viscount Camrose (1879-1954), when Buckland House was sold circa 1930 or when Hackwood was bought in 1935