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Hi Dave
The many models that Irving Kaye had offered were not visually similar, but several points of the technical structure were retained unchanged for a long time. Look here:
You can also take the complete frame with the rails down by taking the diamonds out of the rails and removing the screws underneath. This is the case with most Irving Kaye tables, and I suspect your table will be no different.
Regards, Valero
Hello, Grant
That depends on the geographical corner, on the size and extras of the table and finally on the condition. Here some examples. The fact is, the Irving Kaye tables are unfortunately becoming increasingly rare. And it is known that rare items increase in value over time. It is almost always worthwhile to store something like this if the condition is good.
Regards, Valero
But you can also find a different design at private tables without a till. Here a 6ft model without lettering and without the side cover of the commercial tables.
