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If you utter the proper incantation, this magical pool table on the cruise ship Radiance of the Seas stays level. So you can’t blame the waves for missing a shot.
-via dman3150
Big Daddy Vini, the legendary car customizer, build this portable billiard hall onto an old Chevrolet Monte Carlo chassis. When it’s on site, levels make sure that the table is properly balanced. The cab features a refrigerator and a television set for all of your hustling needs. View more pictures and videos at the link.
Previously: Volkswagen Hippie Van Pool Table
He wants a pool table but she wants a formal dining table – what’s a couple to do? From the have-your-cake-and-eat-it-too part of furniture design, here’s the dining/pool table from Koraltaruk Bilardo. Walyou has more pics: Link
No, your eyes aren’t deceiving you – that is a pool table shaped just like a boat, made by Peter McKee of Master Billiards. He turned a 21-foot speed boat into a $60,000 pool table as a tribute to a water skier who died in a boating accident.
About:Blank has the video clip: Link
Got an old Volkswagen "Hippie Van" Type 2 Bus you’re not using? Why not turn it into a pool table? Billiards Forum has more photos of this unusual pool table: Link – via Auto Motto
All right. So John Farrier has posted a couple of really cool pool tables. The first one is Deep Green, a pool-playing robot created by the robotics lab of Queen’s University in Canada. The second one is the $200,000 Obscura CueLight Pool Table that creates an interactive image using an overhead projector.
Well, fie! The first two rounds belong to you, John. But in this game of Neatorama one upmanship, I’m compelled regain top dog status and post a pool table to beat ‘em all.
Behold, the Snooker Sofa, created by Accrington upholsterer and UK pool table maker Riley in the 1970s.
Can your pool table transform into a sofa, John? Just look at that beauty and weep: Link
Note: And yes, you may have seen this one round the Net back a couple of months ago, and was on eBay (since then it’s been out of eBay).
I must’ve been living under a rock since I missed the bidding on this super awesome sofa/pool table combo. The sofa, a 1970s collaboration between Pierce upholsterer and pool table manufacturer Riley, is probably one of a kind prototype – it’s perfect for a retro bachelor pad!
The sofa/pool combo has made its way round the Net, but I found it while surfing About Colon Blank: Link
For only $26,150, you too can own a G-1 Glass pool table by Nottage Design.
It almost looks like you’re playing pool in mid air. By replacing the long traditional, tried-and-true felt and slate table top for some slippery glass, the game might not feel quite normal, but it will look stunning.
From the Upcoming 
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