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Antique Pool Tables for Sale, Restored and Ready

Every table in this collection has already been through our Wood-Ridge, New Jersey workshop. There's no restoration queue and no guesswork; the table in the photos is the table that comes home with you.

A Century of Collecting and Restoring

Blatt Billiards started in 1923 as a small billiards repair and supply business in New York. In the 1950s and '60s, as pool rooms across the city closed their doors, we began buying their tables. Many of those antique billiard tables dated back to the 1800s, and they became the heart of our collection. Restoring them turned into a craft our family has handed down from one generation to the next.

Today, you can bring home a piece of that history without the wait. A full restoration takes months; our antique tables ready for restoration have a lead time of about 20 to 24 weeks. The tables on this page are already finished. Choose one, schedule delivery, and rack up.

What Goes Into a Blatt Refurbished Pool Table

"Refurbished" can mean anything from a quick cloth change to a complete rebuild. In our shop, it means a great deal more than new felt. Our craftsmen work through each table piece by piece, saving everything worth saving and rebuilding the rest by hand. They use a mix of modern machinery and old tools, some of them made in our shop for a single job.

Every restored table in this collection comes with:

  • Historic American makers: Brunswick-Balke-Collender, Oliver Briggs, T.R. Bullock, and other names from the early days of American billiards
  • A true playing surface: Slate beds reset and leveled so the ball rolls straight and even
  • Rebuilt rails: Cushions tuned for fast, predictable rebound
  • Original woods: Mahogany, oak, and walnut repaired rather than replaced, with carvings, inlays, and nameplates kept intact
  • Hand-applied finishes: Built up one coat at a time, the way the original makers did it
  • Period-correct pockets: Restored or remade, including hand-sewn leather nets
  • A traceable story: The maker and approximate date listed whenever we can trace them

You may also find a table our own craftsmen built from a classic design, such as our cast iron Collender. Check each listing for the details, or ask us; we're always glad to walk you through a table's history.

9' Union League #93060 - Blatt Billiards

How to Choose an Antique Billiard Table

Start with your room. Most of the tables in this collection are full-size 9-foot tables, and every table needs clear space on all sides so players can take a full stroke without hitting a wall. Our guide to how much room you need for a pool table walks through the measurements, or you can send us your room's dimensions, and we'll tell you what fits.

Next, think about the look you want. Some antique billiard tables carry heavy carving and inlay; others have simpler, cleaner lines. The wood sets the tone too: mahogany is rich and warm, oak shows a bold grain, and walnut brings a deep, dark color.

Then consider how you'll use it. If the table will be played every week, you want a level slate bed and responsive cushions, and those are the parts our craftsmen rebuild for play. If it will mostly anchor a formal room, the cabinet, finish, and history may matter more to you.

Finally, ask about the story. Many of these tables spent decades in pool rooms before they reached our shop, and we're glad to share what we know about any table that catches your eye.

Who Buys a Vintage Pool Table From Us

A new table can fit a room. A vintage pool table can define it. Our restored antique pool tables are a natural fit for:

  • Private homes and game rooms: A centerpiece the whole family gathers around
  • Hotels, clubs, and lounges: Statement furniture that still plays a serious game
  • Museums and historical collections: Pieces from the late 1800s and early 1900s
  • Design and architecture projects: Our designer program helps with sizing, lighting, and placement

Prefer to see a table before you buy? Our Wood-Ridge, NJ workshop holds thousands of antique tables under one roof, and our showrooms in New York City and Los Angeles welcome visitors. If you're shopping for refurbished pool tables on either coast, stop by and see the work up close. Tables are displayed at different locations, so call ahead, and we'll tell you where your favorite is waiting.

Delivered and Installed by Our Own Crew

Moving a table that's a century old takes more than a strong back and a truck. The slate alone weighs hundreds of pounds, and the old joinery and hand-rubbed finish need careful handling at every step.

That's why our own team handles it from start to finish. We pad and transport your table, reassemble it in your space, and level it to factory standards before the first break. Learn more about our pool table moving and installation services.

Found one you love? Call 845.305.6076 or email WorkShop@BlattBilliards.com, and we'll walk you through everything from the table's history to delivery day.

9' Snooker Table #6359 - Blatt Billiards

Frequently Asked Questions

Are these authentic antiques? 

Most are. Nearly every table in this collection is a genuine antique restored in our own shop. A few, such as our cast iron Collender, were built by our craftsmen from classic designs, and their listings say so.

Is the restoration already complete? 

Yes. Every refurbished pool table for sale on this page is finished and ready as shown.

Do they play like modern tables? 

They do. We rebuild the components that affect gameplay while leaving the historic appearance intact.

Can you help with room planning? 

Absolutely. Send us your dimensions, and we'll advise on clearance, lighting, and layout.

Do you work with institutional buyers? 

Regularly. Contact us for documentation, invoicing, and scheduling built around your timeline.