Li Chang's Boxes. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. One of ...

Li Chang’s Boxes. Cornwall: Alan Warner, ca. 1990s. One of six miniature cards is chosen and placed into either box, red or blue, and transposes at the magician’s command. Teakwood constru

The Question Is. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. The color of one of several tiles freely chosen by a spectator matches that which the magician reveals in the small covered teakwood box. With origin

Dotty Domino. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. The spots on a specially crafted wooden domino (3 x 1 ½") change from white to blue and back again several times. For the finale, the spots on one side

Sucker Paddle. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. Spots on a wooden paddle change from red to yellow, and back again, and finally one spot to blue and one to green. 6" long. With instructions. Very goo

The Pharaoh’s Curse. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. An Egyptian talisman is removed from a wooden box, only to return to it as if by magic. Teakwood box with brass ankh decoration (3 ½ x

Pentra. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. A mummy figure penetrates a solid teakwood blade running through a wooden slot. With original box and instructions. Fine.

Twister. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. A teakwood box and three polished domino tablets. As the magician twists the box in different positions, the number of spots and position of the domino withi

Karate Kard. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. A chosen card from a patience-sized pack of cards is placed into a box. When the box is opened, all the cards have been sliced into tiny pieces- except f

Alphabet Antics. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. A plain black cube transforms into a colorful alphabet block. Cube 4 ½". Each wand 11 ¾". With instructions; good.

Mini Mental. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. The magician correctly predicts the order in which a spectator has commanded four colored blocks to be arranged on a teakwood stand when he slides away t

Block-Buster. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. A plastic slide divides a red wooden tube into two compartments. Even though a wooden block can be heard hitting the slide when dropped in the tube, the

Holusion. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. A patience-sized playing card is placed in a teakwood case. In succession, the card is pierced at its center in square, triangular, and circular shapes. Fin

Runic. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. Two Viking runic symbols, chosen freely by a spectator, "burn" themselves into the previously blank wooden plaques resting on the table. Teakwood construction.

The Tablets of Ra. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. The spectator's chosen tablet penetrates a wooden strip that runs through it and the rest of the tablets placed in a teakwood cover, dropping into

Clown Caper. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. A plain black felt banner is displayed and rolled up. A child shown a book of fabric squares uses a pair of oversize "magic scissors" to magically cut sh

Prison Block. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. A red block with a hole through its center is dropped into a teakwood cabinet (3 ½ x 1 ¾") and subsequently imprisoned by running a rod through both t

Kubika. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. A slotted block placed in a lacquered case is threaded with orange ribbon and both suspended by the magician, who on command causes the block to fall from the

Lightning Box. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990s. A spectator chooses a card, places it back into the deck and puts the deck in a teakwood box; the box is then “zapped” with a special ligh

Oriental Blocks Pagoda Cabinet. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990. Lacquered cabinet (approx. 4 x 2 ¼") opens to reveal six different colored blocks held by a spike end to end. After the blocks are sh

Scarab - Scarab. Middlesex: Alan Warner, ca. 1990s. A transposition effect between yellow and blue scarabs held within a decorative teak box. Box 4 ½ x 2 ½ x 1”. Instructions included.

Money Maker. Cornwall: Alan Warner, ca. 2000. Finely made teakwood box allows the performer to change a blank piece of paper to a one dollar bill, and then make a second change of the single to a $100

Sign of the Snake. Cornwall, Alan Warner, ca. 1995. One of five plaques is chosen. An oblong tablet placed inside a small cartouche-type holder is then revealed to be engraved with an identically-colo

Matched. Cornwall: Alan Warner, ca. 1989. Spectator selects a domino and colored disk. The performer produces the same color of token selected out of the teak wooden box. 3 ½ x 2 ¾. Instruct

This is one of only 20 made by Warner with malachite gem on sterling silver mountFrom Warner:The box with this effect is in the Art Deco style of design. The interior of the box has two oblong recesse