Pool Cue Collection

Snooker player and table

Chalking The Cue
Circa 1908: A portrait of Mr Spiller preparing his billiard cue by chalking the tip, taken against a painted backdrop. (Photo by Topical Press Agency/Getty Images)

"Edman! Which ball do you want scored". Pool scene. (c1850s) Creator: Fritz von Dardel
"Edman! Which ball do you want scored". Pool scene. (c1850s)

Pool table

Snooker player holding cue, pointing at cue ball

Hand holding cue and hitting cue ball, swerving

Snooker cue and cue rest

Hand holding snooker cue, open bridge

Snooker cue

Two cues and a cue rest

Man playing billiards (B&W sepia tone)
Archival image

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Step into the world of billiards as a seasoned snooker player prepares for his next shot. With a well-worn cue in hand, he carefully chalks the tip, ensuring a precise connection with the cue ball. The table, a green expanse of felt and pockets, stretches out before him. His focused gaze is on the cue ball, as he positions the cue, open bridge in hand, ready to make his move. The cue rest stands sentinel, waiting for the moment of impact. In a flash, the cue swings down, the ball connects, and the cue ball swerves off in a graceful arc. Two cues and a cue rest lie nearby, silent witnesses to countless games past. In this timeless scene, the black and white sepia tones of the past merge with the present, as the enduring allure of the game remains unchanged.