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Cabinet No. 1 — 1890 to 1900 Produced with cabinets at each end and full length cue drawer. More information |
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Cabinet No. 2 — 1890 to 1894 Rich metal scrollwork and ornamentation provided in any metal finish requested. More information |
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Cabinet No. 3 — 1894 to 1898 Richly gilded metal caps of a unique rosette design grace this model More information |
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Cambridge — 1890 to 1910 Quietly elegant, circular legs, Ionic caps, fluted bands and egg and dart molding. More information |
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Canadian Club (Canada) — 1940 Brunswick's Toronto, Ontario, billiard table factory is the largest factory of its kind in the British Empire .More information |
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Centennial — 1945 to 1964 The Centennial draws back the curtain on opportunity unequalled in the history of the billiard business. More information |
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Century — 1900 to 1904 Electric quick cushions. Vermont slate bed. Imported billiard cloth of German make. More information |
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Challenge — 1904 to 1915 Furnished in handsomely figured mahogany with fancy inlay. More information |
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Challenger, Challenger V — 1938 to 1946 Rare model produced in 1920. More information |
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Chateau, 4 leg model — 1916 to 1919 Available in a 6 leg model. More information |
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Chateau, 6 leg model — 1916 to 1919 Available in golden oak and mahogany. More information |
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Chicago — 1890 to 1894 The fine dentil and beaded moldings on the sides, the rich, tasteful carvings, and the general excellence of the workmanship makes the Chicago a billiard table second to none. More information |
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Commander, Commander B, V — 1934 to 1946 A streamlined, modern design by one of America's leading creators. More information |
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Conqueror — 1928 to 1931 Available in 9' and 10 sizes and walnut finish. More information |
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Coreno — 1916 to 1919 A popular, medium grade table More information |
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Cozy Home — 1916 to 1919 Design patent granted May 7, 1912; available in golden oak and mahogany. More information |
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Cue Roque — 1928 to 1932 Furnished only in 4'x8' size, and finished in a light walnut color. More information |
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