(Item 45)
Antique Brunswick Ivory and Ebony Spliced Billiard Cue (c. 1915)
This sophisticated two-piece cue from approximately 1915 is a prime example of the high-end craftsmanship synonymous with the Brunswick name during the early 20th century. It features a striking contrast of materials and a specialized construction that bridges the gap between traditional Victorian aesthetics and the emerging technical innovations of the era.
Construction & Artistry
Ebony Butt: The butt is constructed with a classic four-point ebony design, providing the density and balance preferred by professional players of the period.
Specialized Materials:
Butt Cap: Features a distinctive Rambow-style ivory butt cap, a design element highly sought after by collectors for its clean, architectural look.
Joint & Ferrule: Equipped with an ivory joint and an ivory ferrule, ensuring a traditional hit and consistent feel.
Spliced Shaft: The shaft is uniquely constructed with rosewood splicing, adding both structural integrity and a rare visual detail to the upper portion of the cue.
Dimensions: Measures 56 1/4″ in length.
Collector’s Note
The combination of ebony, rosewood, and ivory in a two-piece format makes this cue an exceptional display piece. Its “Rambow-style” features mark it as a sophisticated example of early 20th-century cue evolution, perfect for a museum-quality collection or a high-end period billiard room.
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