American Heritage Billiards Worthington Suede Bar Stool

Product Overview

Finished in suede with tobacco bonded leather upholstery, the Worthington is built using mortise and tenon construction principles. It features adjustable leg levelers, metal footplate, individual tacking, webbed seating for improved comfort and a 3" linen cushion.

Finished in Suede

Tobacco Bonded Leather Upholstery

Stationary Stool

Adjustable Leg Levelers

Built Using Mortise and Tenon Construction Principles

Individual Tacking

Metal Foot Plate

This Product is Made of Custom-Select Hardwoods and Bonded Leather

This Stool Ships Fully-Assembled

Dust With a Soft, Dry Cloth. To Protect the Finish, do not Apply Abrasives or Household Cleaners

Includes: Set of 2 stool

Founded in 1987 in a small suburb outside of Cleveland, Ohio, American Heritage Billiards has grown into the world’s largest game room furniture manufacturer. We began producing pool tables as a raw materials manufacturer, “ripping bark off of trees” so to speak. American Heritage domestically engineered, sourced, stained, and built all of its pool tables from scratch in a small warehouse. The focus was to build a pool table the best way possible. It isn’t just a piece of furniture…it’s a piece of furniture on which you play a precision game.

Throughout this growth period (we went from selling around 2,000 tables in 1987 to approximately 27,000 in 2003), we teamed with our customers to create what was an innovative concept at the time…coordinating game room furniture collections. Instead of just selling pool tables, we gave customers the ability to buy an entire room of furniture. Home bars, bar stools, back bars, mirrors, game tables, and other items were now available in coordinating finishes with our pool tables. When properly displayed in collections, this gave our customers the ability to envision exactly how the game room of their dreams might look…and gave them the ability to buy it on the spot. Customers were no longer buying products, they were buying the means to a lifestyle of entertaining.Throughout this growth period (we went from selling around 2,000 tables in 1987 to approximately 27,000 in 2003), we teamed with our customers to create what was an innovative concept at the time…coordinating game room furniture collections. Instead of just selling pool tables, we gave customers the ability to buy an entire room of furniture. Home bars, bar stools, back bars, mirrors, game tables, and other items were now available in coordinating finishes with our pool tables. When properly displayed in collections, this gave our customers the ability to envision exactly how the game room of their dreams might look…and gave them the ability to buy it on the spot. Customers were no longer buying products, they were buying the means to a lifestyle of entertaining.

*Stool Only; All Other Pieces Not Included.

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