I have an old ball return Brunswick 3-inch solid slate table. Trying to figure out what it's worth?

The board of Brunswick at the head of the table of the table has solid ball return board 3 inches (1 piece) not coin operated. Table Full size 8 foot that require information of value and worth. I am thinking of selling, but it is an ancient wonder. Thanks, Sharon

It's value will depend on your age, condition, and is rare. If it was something that mass produced and there are thousands and thousands of people out there, not worth much. If it was something only for a short time, and only a few have done, or was custom for someone, who could raise the price drasticly. Also provided is a key factor. If you find something of value there, ask about its value if it had that reconditioned and then verify that you can do that for you, and at what cost before selling. As the best links to find some of this out (Brunswick, and antiques) have already been posted I will not duplicate, just keep this information in mind. Good luck, Michael

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