McIlhany's Magical Mysteries - Magic Day 2 2017-09-17 Auction - 264 Price Results - Auction Results in conjunction with Owen Magic Supreme in CA - Page 2
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Looping The Loop - Rudiger DeutschMorrison Cannon Ball Vase – Rudiger DeutschPillar of Magi – John Gaughan & Associates
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Azusa, CA, United States
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McIlhany's Magical Mysteries - Magic Day 2

offered at auction. Auction #1 will include treasures from: Conradi, Bland, Thayer, Willmann, Klingl, Okito, Bartl, Hamley, Owen Magic Supreme, Carl Williams, John Gaughan, Ruediger Deutsch, Eric Lewis, Histed, Anverdi, Pierre Mayer and so much more. The 1st auction will be two days and held on Saturday, September 16th and Sunday, September 17th at: Owen Magic Supreme 734 North McKeever Ave. Azusa, CA 91702.
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The Card Ladle: The Changing Card Ladle from Modern Magic page 359. This is from Europe - around the mid 1800’s. This early toleware ladle will switch one card or billet for a different one. Lovely floral
0025: The Card LadleEst. $100-$300
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Die Box – Arthur Culpin: Invented by Arthur Culpin, ca 1955. Magician performs the standard Die box routine with all of the comedy by play associated with the trick. At the conclusion, the box suddenly falls open and
0026: Die Box – Arthur CulpinEst. $700-$800
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Talking Buddha – John Daniel: This is a small John Daniel reproduction of the Thayer Talking Buddha (14” x 9”). “The Voice from the Great Beyond”. The Buddha has the power to talk or sing with no wires connected to it.
0027: Talking Buddha – John DanielEst. $800-$1,000
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Take Up Reel – Likely made in England.: Probably sold by Davenports, this finely made reel will allow for the instant vanish of an object from the magician’s hand. Condition: Very Good.
0028: Take Up Reel – Likely made in England.Est. $300-$400
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Morrison Cannon Ball Vase – Rudiger Deutsch: An exquisite Morrison Pill Box Cannon Ball Vase made by Rudiger Deutsch. After a description from Professor Hoffman. This vase is based on a French design with a cherub supporting the globe. This
0029: Morrison Cannon Ball Vase – Rudiger DeutschEst. $3,000-$4,000
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Card in Mirror - Rudiger Deutsch: Magician has a spectator freely select any of 32 cards from a standard German deck of playing cards. The performer can then magically produce the selected card in the glass of the mirror that is
0030: Card in Mirror - Rudiger DeutschEst. $2,000-$3,000
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Learned Bird “Pigeon” - Rudiger Deutsch: A wonderful limited-edition reproduction automaton that Rudiger Deutsch exquisitely made. The spectator selects a card from the deck. The cards are mixed and put into the houlette. The bird then
0031: Learned Bird “Pigeon” - Rudiger DeutschEst. $1,500-$3,000
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Looping The Loop - Rudiger Deutsch: A mechanical masterpiece! A spectacular reproduction of Conradi – Horster’s feast for the eyes! A true spectacle. Balls automatically disappear from the ball stand and start a “roller coaster
0032: Looping The Loop - Rudiger DeutschEst. $4,000-$6,000
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Mechanical Die Box - Rudiger Deutsch: Historical reproduction from Rudiger Deutsch based on the Die Divination from the mid 1700’s. This whimsical box decorated in dice, allows for magician to always divine the number the die will
0033: Mechanical Die Box - Rudiger DeutschEst. $700-$800
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Blooming Rose Tree: Used by Lee Edwards (Lee Sprague) and made by his father and others that he worked with in the MGM Studios prop department in the early 1970’s. The tree blooms 24 roses (either plastic or real
0035: Blooming Rose TreeEst. $600-$1,200
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Automaton – Magician Cones & Dice: A lovely French automaton believed to be from Jean Farkas (1917-2014). With his wife Anne, who was a seamstress and created the costumes, they created and repaired automata. In 1974 they moved from
0036: Automaton – Magician Cones & DiceEst. $1,000-$1,500
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Duck Tub Production - John Gaughan: Beautifully finished wood and metal tub, bound in copper, is shown empty and filled with water. At the magician’s command, it becomes visibly filled with three live, quacking ducks. Precision
0037: Duck Tub Production - John GaughanEst. $500-$700
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Pillar of Magi – John Gaughan & Associates: The performer has a spectator select a card, and it is then shuffled and lost in the deck. The deck is then placed in the base of the exquisite wooden platform. From the platform, there is a
0039: Pillar of Magi – John Gaughan & AssociatesEst. $3,000-$5,000
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The Wine and Water Trick – John Gaughan: Also known as The New Pyramids of Egypt from Modern Magic page 377. Spectacularly handcrafted by John Gaughan with period correct decorating. From Modern Magic, “The performer pours out a glass
0040: The Wine and Water Trick – John GaughanEst. $2,500-$4,000
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Ring Grinder - Gem: John Pomeroy version of Roy Roth’s effect. Borrowed ring is placed in small cleaning machine and “accidentally” ground to dust. Later reappears where the magician desires. Precision made by
0041: Ring Grinder - GemEst. $100-$175
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Block Thru Board – After Karl Germain: This is modeled after the Karl Germain effect. A solid block is unexplainably passed several times through different areas of a solid board at varying angles. Condition: Very Good.
0042: Block Thru Board – After Karl GermainEst. $100-$200
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Gordien’s Mystic Clock - Thayer: Pocket trick where a spectator sets the hour hand and closes the clock, unseen by the magician, who later reveals the time set. Hallmarked Thayer on the clock face. Circa 1925. Uncommon. Condition:
0043: Gordien’s Mystic Clock - ThayerEst. $200-$400
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Grant Little Gem Beer Keg: U.F. Grant. c. 1940. Small empty wooden beer keg is shown and the ends capped with paper. A wooden spout is pushed through the paper and glasses of beer or other liquid are poured. With tabletop
0044: Grant Little Gem Beer KegEst. $200-$300
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Examinable Lota Vase - U.F. Grant: Water is repeatedly poured from a copper Grecian-style vase. At the finish, the vase may be passed for examination and is found to be unprepared. c. 1940. Condition: Very Good. Some yellowing to
0045: Examinable Lota Vase - U.F. GrantEst. $80-$100
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Card Mailbox – Hamley: This is a miniature metal mailbox in which the magician produces a spectator’s previously chosen card. Scarce. Some paint chipping, otherwise Very Good.
0046: Card Mailbox – HamleyEst. $200-$300
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The Mysterious Flagon – Hamley: From an 1880’s Hamley catalog the effect is described as: No. 469 The Mysterious Flagon – A crystal glass vase with a glass stopper is shown perfectly empty, and three parts are filled with pure
0047: The Mysterious Flagon – HamleyEst. $600-$800
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Forgetful Yogi – Warren Hamilton: Based on Milbourne Christopher’s trick Forgetful Freddy, Hamilton made only a few of these using the image of Yogi Bear. He had to cease production due to not having licensing from Hanna-Barbera.
0048: Forgetful Yogi – Warren HamiltonEst. $300-$500
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Nylon Mystery - Hathaway: 1940’s Pinup Girl artwork highlights the front door of this cabinet for the cutting and restoration of a nylon stocking. Made by Sedghill. Nicely finished. Condition: Fine. Hallmarked.
0049: Nylon Mystery - HathawayEst. $200-$300
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