Legacy Richland 8 Ft Pool Table

Marsoni

M251S

$2499.50

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Legacy Richland 8 Ft Pool TableThe Richland Pool table combines modern elegance with timeless play. Inspired by the serene flow of the Richland River in Tennessee, the Richland Pool Table blends modern aesthetics with classic craftsmanship. This table is perfectly balanced by the light color of the Birch or Ash wood rails that exude warmth and sophistication and the black color of the sleek modern legs. This combination creates a bold yet refined contrast that complements any game

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