Old Nicolas circular billiard table for 4 players, 75 cm, circa 1920

Nicolas billiard table, dating from the first half of the 20th century, a real piece of heritage, once very popular in the estaminets of northern france. Designed around 1880 by nicolas riesler, this game is played by four players, each trying to send a cork or cotton ball (not supplied) into their opponent's hole. Traditionally, this was done using rubber bulbs (which are no longer present) or by blowing on the ball with a straw. With a diameter of approximately 75 cm, this billiard table is made entirely of wood with plastic balls, which gives it strength and longevity. Although it shows some signs of wear on the back, including small gaps at the edges, this does not affect its general appearance or playability. This rare and authentic piece will appeal to fans of traditional games and lovers of antique objects.