Billiards Table

This piece is exceptionally rare, second-oldest in America, and one of two surviving American-built tables.

Billiards Table

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Boston-Made Billiard Table

Billiards table c. 1805. Mahogany and several veneers. This piece is exceptionally rare, second-oldest in America, and one of two surviving American-built tables. Made for Christopher Gore.

"Gore Place has a quiet way of drawing you into an elegant world that has come and gone."

- MB

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The National Park Service designated Gore Place as a National Historic Landmark in 1970.

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