Billiards Collection (page 2)

Alma Sanitarium, billiard room, Alma, Mich. between 1895 and 1910. Creator: Unknown
Alma Sanitarium, billiard room, Alma, Mich. between 1895 and 1910

Ladies and Gentlemen Playing Billiards, 1756. Creator: Johann Esaias Nilson
Ladies and Gentlemen Playing Billiards, 1756

Grand Gueux va! je voudrais t'y voir, 19th century. Creator: Honore Daumier
Grand Gueux va! je voudrais t'y voir, 19th century. Conjugal morals - grand beggars

L'accordéon, dit soufflet a musique, 19th century. Creator: Honore Daumier
L'accordeon, dit soufflet a musique, 19th century. Musical studies by H. Daumier - The accordion called bellows music

Dites donc, Ravignard, si nos femmes nous voyaient!... 19th century. Creator: Honore Daumier
Dites donc, Ravignard, si nos femmes nous voyaient!... 19th century. Les bons bourgeois'. Well, Ravignard, if our wives could see us! it must be said that we are famously bad examples

Billiard Party, c1720. Creator: Jean-Simeon Chardin
Billiard Party, c1720

The Circle of the Republican Union, c1890. Creator: Unknown
The Circle of the Republican Union, c1890

Mary Scott Townsend House, Wash. D.C.: Billiard room, c1910. Creator: Frances Benjamin Johnston
Mary Scott Townsend House, Wash. D.C.: Billiard room, c1910. The Townsend House, 2121 Massachusetts Avenue, N.W. Washington, D.C.; later home of Mathilde and B

Billiard room, with a deer head and an elk head, in home of Edmund... Greenwich, Connecticut, 1908
Billiard room, with a deer head and an elk head, in home of Edmund Cogswell Converse, Greenwich, Connecticut, 1908. The Conyers Farm estate, designed by Donn Barber c1904

Das Billardspielen (Billiard Players), 1756. Creator: Johann Esaias Nilson
Das Billardspielen (Billiard Players), 1756

Billiards, 1898. Creator: Anders Leonard Zorn
Billiards, 1898

Fredericks Pray, David M Clarkson, and Sarah E Smith, posed by the billiard table... Russia, 1899
Fredericks Pray, David M Clarkson, and Sarah E Smith, posed by the billiard table, Dom Smith, Vladivostok, Russia, 1899. Showing leisure occupation described by Eleanor Pray in a letter dated January

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

Snooker player Tony Knowles at his house near Lake Windermere in the Lake District. 12th November 1987

Stephen Hendry with girlfriend Mandy Tart walking with Trophy. 1st May 1990

Stephen Hendry and Mandy Tart enjoy Ayr Races. 1st January 1995

Stephen Hendry with girlfriend Mandy Tart after wining The Embassy World Championship trophy. 2nd May 1995

The home of snooker - The Oottacamund Club, Southern India
Playing snooker at the Ootacamund Club, Ootacamund (known as Snooty Ooty) in the Nilgiri Hills, Tamil Nadu, Southern India, where snooker originated on the billiard tables during the Raj

Billiards Room France. Date of Photograph:1907-1910

Origin of croquet and billiards, 14th century
Game played with ball, stick, hoop and target (the origin of billiards and croquet), 14th century. Handcoloured lithograph by Joseph Strutt from his own Sports and Pastimes of the People of England

Men playing the royal game of croquet or pall mall, 1717
Men playing the royal game of croquet or pall mall, le jeu royal de la passe, designed for Louis XV in 1717. Lithograph from Henry Rene Allemagnes Sports and Games of Skill (Sports et Jeux d Adresse)

Billiard Room at the Racquet Club, Upper Parliament Street, Liverpool, December 1947

Glasgow Rangers players relaxing playing a game of snooker (L-R) Derek Johnstone, Colin Stein, Colin Jackson, Dave Smith and John Greig. 22nd May 1972

Snooker player Tony Knowles. 19th January 1986

Stephen Hendry with young snooker player Barry Wraith. 8th November 1992

Stephen Hendry with trophy. 17th September 1992

Stephen Hendry with manger Ian Doyle after signing five-year sponsorship deal with E J Riley woth 500, 000. 1st March 1988

Stephen Hendry (centre) with motor-racing Renault Clio drivers (left) Gary Winterton and Graham DeZille. 17th Aril 1992

Stephen Hendry with actor Gene Hackman on Gleneagles golf course. 17th May 1993

Stephen Hendry accepts Wallace Merchers gift at Tynecastle. 6th May 1990

NO SWEAT... they re in this together Stephen Hendry and wife Mandy enjoy sharing
NO SWEAT...they re in this together Stephen Hendry and wife Mandy enjoy sharing success. 5th May 1993

Actor and comedian Bernard Cribbins and Joyce Blair. 2nd March 1962

Steve Davis playing in the 1985 World Snooker Championship, 22nd April 1985

Slightly Tipsy Rakish Cad attempting to play billiards, but likely to only succeeding in spoiling the baize. Date: circa 1908

Billiard Players. Artist: Galkin, Ilya Savvich (1860-1915)
Billiard Players. Private Collection

Billiard Room, 1902. Artist: Holden, Albert William (1848-1932)
Billiard Room, 1902. Private Collection

Billiards
Alexander Trifonov

Gentlemen playing billiards in the 1870s

Snooker or billiards player

Snooker or Billiards early 1900s

W Mitchell Billiards Champion

Billiards Room early 1900s Date: circa 1900s

Mitchell, Billiards player

Playing Billiards Date: circa 1900s

Longmoor Military Camp Billiards Room early 1900s Date: circa 1900s

Playing billiards, Longmoor Military Camp Date: circa 1900s

Snooker Hall, early 1900s

Walter D Floersheim, banker and philanthropist
Caricature of Walter D Floersheim, banker and philanthropist, by Philippe Ledoux Date: circa 1930

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"Men playing billiards in a club, captured in the timeless artwork 'A Little Impression' by H. M. Bateman. The atmosphere is electric as players strategize their moves and aim for precision shots on the green felt table. From Redcar High Street to the Fire Station Billiards Room, this game has found its place in various settings across time and space. The iconic Crystalate Billiard Balls roll smoothly across the table, adding an element of elegance to each shot taken in the Billiard Room at Union Jack Club, Lambeth, London. Even back in 1901, a Game was seen as a sophisticated pastime that required skill and finesse. Whether it's friends gathering for some friendly competition or professionals honing their craft, playing billiards brings people together with its unique blend of strategy and camaraderie. The clinking sound of balls colliding fills the air as players carefully calculate angles and apply just enough force to sink their target into one of six pockets. Billiards is not merely a game; it's an art form that demands concentration and precision. Each stroke requires focus as players strive to outwit their opponents while showcasing their own mastery over cue ball control. In clubs or private rooms alike, billiards provides an escape from daily life where individuals can immerse themselves fully into this captivating sport. It transcends boundaries - be it social status or age - bringing people together under one common passion: the love for playing billiards. "