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| If you are looking for a stand to display your antique slot machine, cash register, Pachinko, Pachislo
or even your full-sized Vegas slot, look no further. I sell the finest stands available anywhere. In
2001, I paid too much money for a stand for my own slot machine, only to discover that it was made
mostly from thin plywood and oak veneer. It was a decent enough stand, and the carpentry was good.
But the stand weighed only 32 pounds and there was just something about it that I didn't like. It
took me 3 years to finally realize what I didn't like about it - it resembled a kitchen cabinet. In
fact, just about every stand I looked at resembled a kitchen cabinet. The reason? Most of them
are made by cabinet makers.
I wanted mine to look like fine furniture pieces, with rounded, hand-sanded edges instead of sharp routed edges. I wanted them to be heavy and sturdy - made from thick, solid woods, not plywood and thin veneers. I wanted them to have decorative accents that matched the character and genre of the machines they would display. So I made some sketches and then went to several furniture manufacturers to see what they could do. I had many samples made by different companies. The company I finally chose specializes in making exact reproductions of centuries-old antiques. Much of their work is done by hand. They even collect their own tree sap to make the lacquers that are used to stain the wood. So if you want a plywood/veneer stand with a kitchen cabinet look and mouldings that look like they came from Home Depot, look elsewhere. If you prefer a cabinet made from solid cherry, oak, or elm, with hand-carved sides, hand-sanded edges, decorative columns, metal finials, and hand-rubbed virgin lacquers, you came to the right place. Pick the model below, then follow the link to the web page where you will see more pictures of that model. You can also order the stands on those pages. |
Three Color Choices for Claw Feet and Finials
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Three Solid Wood and Stain Choices
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Prices (All Models Same Price)
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Stand Model 1 - For Antique Slot Machines and Small Cash RegistersThis stand is 17.25 inches wide, 17 inches deep and 33.5 inches tall including the claw feet. You have three wood choices, 3 hardware color choices (claw feet, hinges, finials) and two door choices.
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Stand Model 2 - For Pachinko, Pachislo and Large Cash RegistersThis stand is 22.75 inches wide, 17 inches deep and 28.5 inches tall including the claw feet. You have three wood choices, 3 hardware color choices (claw feet, hinges, finials) and two door choices.
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Stand Model 3 - For Full-Sized Vegas SlotsThis stand is 27 inches wide, 18 inches deep and 21 inches tall. This stand does not have claw feet. You have three wood choices, and 3 hardware color choices (hinges, finials).
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| Category | Ours | Theirs |
| Wood | Solid Oak, Solid Cherry, Solid Elm | Plywood with Wood Veneers |
| Weight | Oak - 55 lbs, Cherry - 60 lbs, Elm - 40 lbs | Typically 35-40 lbs |
| Top | A full inch of solid oak, cherry or elm | Typically 1/2 to 3/4 inch. Sometimes veneer. |
| Front | Vertical Columns plus Decorative Metal Finials on top and bottom of columns that match the color of the claw feet. | Typically flat without decoration. |
| Sides | Sculpted panels with decorative hand-carved vertical strip. | Flat. |
| Door | Choice of solid wood sculpted panel door or double-thickness Beveled Glass that weighs 4.5 pounds! Also available are more than 20 styles of stained glass panels. | Plain Wood Door or simple Window Glass |
| Claw Feet | Choice of Zinc Alloy (silver), Antique Brass, or Satin Gold feet with matching finials and cabinet hardware. | Fewer choices, and some charge extra for brass. |
| Price | $345 for Antique Elm, $385 for Oak, $425 for Cherry | Typically from $399 to $475 |
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