Antique Brunswick Bar

An original American saloon bar

Featured is a magnificent bar by the Brunswick Balke Collender Company of Chicago. Stunning

One of the finest pool tables ever created by the Brunswick Balke Collendar company was the Arcade

Antique Brunswick freestanding billiard rack. One side is cue rack and other has shelf for drinks.

were impossible to cart around. Last image shows an excerpt from a late 1800s Brunswick bar catalogue.

Chicago made Charles Passow and sons Back bar Impressive, single-arch mahogany back bar, with

and one half inch board. Contructed of golden oak with the Brunswick Balke Collender label at the

1880's Brunswick Pool Table with finely inlaid exotic wood and original Brunswick Brass Plaque

The Brunswick Balke and Collender Co. was a prominent American company founded in 1845 by John

The cabinet with a carved cavetto cornice with lift top over a carved pierced panel. The lower cabinet with double doors and a single shelf. Raised on squared cabriole legs with bloc...

1918 Brunswick Balke Collender Arts & Crafts pool table. Stunning crafts design, The

This gorgeous Brunswick front and back bar is in incredible condition given its age! On the back

This gorgeous Brunswick front and back bar is in incredible condition given its age! On the back

Turn of the century carved oak female figures, from a Brunswick bar.

Superbly rare, this imposing Monarch Model Brunswick billiard table dates to circa 1880 and is

20' long antique Brunswick oak back bar. It came from Chicago.

20' Long Antique Brunswick Oak Back Bar. It came from Chicago.

Listed in the Brunswick 1908 catalog, the Narragansett table was a gold medal design winner. Ours

One of the finest designs developed by the Brunswick Company was the Arcade table of 1918 - 1924

Brunswick-Balke-Collendar Co., the "Rolls Royce" of American pool tables, introduced the Madison to

Antique Brunswick Billiard/Pool Cue Stick Wood Holder

Antique bowling alley ball return post by Brunswick Balke Collender company.

The Brunswick Balke Collender Company introduced the Arcade model pool table in 1918, and kept it