Casino Style Tables at Spinettis Gaming Supplies (1 Viewer)

[Spinettis Gaming]

Hey everyone!!

Thought why not make a thread of the tables that we have available in our store along with all the chips that we have. We've seen lots of your tables and they're absolutely amazing! So much inspiration is drawn from them and we love seeing them. With that in mind we'd love to create a thread showing the tables that we currently have available if anyone sees something feel free to send a message and we can definitely help you out!

Here's a table that we just finished yesterday. It's a fully custom table with iron pedestal legs with a footrail. The table length is 99".

Price is $1699.99

You can find this table on our website at this link:
https://spinettisgaming.com/products/burgundy-layout-poker-table

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Other tables can be found at this link:
https://spinettisgaming.com/collections/gaming-tables

We'll try our best to update you guys as new tables come in whether that's poker, blackjack, craps or anything else. We know you guys love all the games. We've got a pretty nice historic table that we'd love to share pictures of soon. It's currently getting some TLC, but should be ready very very soon.

I'll give you a hint....

(Picture from Wikipedia, Author: David Lofink, 26 September 1957)

 

[davislane]

@Okku

 

[Okku]

@Okku

I designed that

 

[JeepologyOffroad]

Beautiful table

 

[Spinettis Gaming]

Beautiful table

Thanks John!

 

[Spinettis Gaming]

Alrighty! As we teased a few weeks ago when we created this thread we have an absolute classic table in store at the moment! We are lucky enough to have an original Dunes blackjack table from around the 1960s we believe. Watching @Okku's Dunes history video you can see tables in black and white with exact same style legs and everything. It's absolutely incredible. This table didn't look exactly as it does now when we first got it. The legs were painted white, there was an interesting bar across the legs, the arm rail was snapped and so much more. We took the time to make sure it looked as original as possible when restoring this table and we think we did a great job. What do you guys think?

The table is listed at $3,995.00

Table Measurements are as follows:

40" Height x 79" Length x 50" Depth (at it's deepest point)

Play area is: 36" from the dealer tray to the edge of the arm rail.

You can find this table on our website at this link: https://spinettisgaming.com/products/dunes-casino-las-vegas-nevada-used-blackjack-table

 

[Okku]

Alrighty! As we teased a few weeks ago when we created this thread we have an absolute classic table in store at the moment! We are lucky enough to have an original Dunes blackjack table from around the 1960s we believe. Watching @Okku's Dunes history video you can see tables in black and white with exact same style legs and everything. It's absolutely incredible. This table didn't look exactly as it does now when we first got it. The legs were painted white, there was an interesting bar across the legs, the arm rail was snapped and so much more. We took the time to make sure it looked as original as possible when restoring this table and we think we did a great job. What do you guys think?

The table is listed at $3,995.00

Table Measurements are as follows:

40" Height x 79" Length x 50" Depth (at it's deepest point)

Play area is: 36" from the dealer tray to the edge of the arm rail.

You can find this table on our website at this link: https://spinettisgaming.com/products/dunes-casino-las-vegas-nevada-used-blackjack-table

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So I'm sitting here trying to figure out where I found that picture of the tables, but can't exactly nail it. I'd love to be able to have an exact date instead of an era, although the tables were probably used for many years, but that's just the person I am. Here's the full image so you guys can see it a little bit clearer.

You can see the craps tables at the time were using the same style legs. in the background you can see some type of blackjack table with the same style legs too. With the picture being black and white I'd like to lean more towards the earlier era, but I really can't put a year on the picture.