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Dictionary of Traded Goods and Commodities
… Inventories (late), Newspapers. References: Holme (2000). Billiard ball [billiard and missipy balls] A small, smooth, BALL, usually … of IVORY, suitable for playing the game of billiards on a BILLIARD TABLE using a BILLIARD STICK to manipulate the ball. …
A History of the County of Leicestershire
… stables (also contemporary with the house), and a detached billiard room (probably built by Thomas Hardcastle). The …
A History of the County of Oxford
… oak; the former dining room east of the hall was used as a billiard room by 1780 and also as a library by the early 19th … room) were completely redecorated and turned into a billiard room and breakfast room, while the present duchess's … radiators and telephones. 10 The 7th duke converted the billiard room in the private apartments, the present smoking …
A New History of London
… a fine lofty Gothic arch, had long been encumbered with a billiard room which filled all the upper part from the spring …
Survey of London
… to have been separately assessed for rates under the name 'Billiard Table'. 2 B.O.L., Muniment Register II, p. 1022, D, …
Survey of London
… woodwork of the principal room has been refixed in the billiard-room, which was specially built to receive it. This …
A History of the County of Berkshire
… of the kitchen have been thrown into one, and now form the billiard room; the buttery hatch with its large falling flap … by the kitchen block with the southern range connects the billiard room with the room now called the music room, which …
A History of the County of Stafford
… have been designed by his brother Francis. 338 In 1911 a billiard room was added to the house, and the garden screen …
Survey of London
… 44 Britton Street, plans in 1988: (1) Guest bedroom (2) Billiard room (3) Dressing-room (4) Bedroom (5) Kitchen (6) …