Stack of Bowls Production. Max Holden [?],

Circa 1930. Mechanical base and bag that holds a stack of water filled bowls safely, yet can be instantly released for the appearance on stage. Designed by William “Doc” Nixon and described in the

Fish Bowl Production and Stand. Vienna: S. Klingl, ca. 1930. Nickel plated stand displays three glass bowls filled with water produced by the magician from an empty foulard. Bowls specially manufactur

China, 19th century, famille rose stack bowls. 9 in., 8 in.

comprising ten graduated bowls the smallest: 3 1/4 inches diameter; 1 3/8 inches high the largest: 6 1/2 inches diameter; 2 1/2 inches high

Juhl, Finn (Danish, 1912-1989), Teak Footed Bowl, Kay Bojesen, Denmark, c. 1950, carved teak, 9.25 w × 8.75 d × 3 h in (23 × 22 × 8 cm), Signed with impressed manufacturer's mark to un

Wang Foo Bowl Production. Kansas City: Donald Holmes, ca. 1920. A large golden-colored bowl with a rim of florets is filled with confetti, then inverted on a tray. Next, a massive production is made f

Bowl Production. Colon: Abbott's Magic Novelty Co., ca. 1950. The magician produces a bowl full of water on a chrome table draped with velvet. Metal table breaks apart for packing. Heavy glass bowl. U

Early Grant /MAK. The "automatic" version of the legendary Westgate Bowl Production. The wooden "crown" is removed from a silk-covered display stand and shown empty. The silk (not supplied) is pulled

Includes the following articles ~ 6 Northwood ruffled bowls ~ production years 1908 - 1925. 1 x tall tree trunk vase ~ unknown maker. 1 x Blue green iridescent bowl ~ unknown maker. Measure from 2 1/4

Five (5) Chinese Antique Blue & White Porcelain Food Storage Stack Bowls: Of Cylindrical Form, Rising To A Domed Lid, Each Stack Cast With C-Shaped Metal Handles And Finely Painted With Blooming Flowe

Chinese Export Bowls & Plates. 19th cent. 4 bowls, max. ht. 4" dia. 8 1/2"; 3 plates, max. dia. 9" .

瓷碗3個及磁盤3個及青花方盤1個 Group of seven various style porcelain dishes and bowls Max: Height: 2 3/4 in (7.0 cm) Diame

Circa 2000. Beautifully crafted recreation of the Willmann Fire Bowl Production. A mechanical masterpiece. Flaming bowl visibly appears on a thin-topped table. Condition: Excellent.

Two Staffordshire Serving Pieces. 19th century. Caius College, Cambridge, Tureen with undertray and ladle. Pembroke Hall, Cambridge, Handled bowl. Max. Ht. 12" W 14". A Private Collection.

A Chinese Porcelain Bowl Max Diam. 5 1/8 in.    Ht. 3 1/4 in.

(8) KPM Royal Ivory Hand Painted Porcelain Plates With pair Dresden compotes and hand painted bowl. Max D 10 1/2 in.

France, 1980s, 7.5x14.5 cm., clear glass bowl, production mark, slight defects

Loetz Orpheus Bowl, production number II-995. The piece was manufactured in 1904. For attribution, see "Loetz Series II/ Paper Patterns for Glass 1900 – 1914" (Lnenickova), p. 182. No damage is

Three 19th Cent. Pipes. C - Painted porcelain bowl. Max. Ht. 46". Property of the Strong, sold to benefit the museum's collections fund.

Unusual stack of (23) 8 1/2" bowls in original carrier.

A 2 kitchen bowls stackable with a lid, in a sleek gray color in a style of both modern and vintage. Designed by 20th century America industrial designer, Russel Wright. Russel Wright backstamps. Bott

Vintage ringed set of three interlocking bowls and a lidded casserole square pot. All marked and numbered.

#1750, 1751, & 1752 from Burton Sperber’s Checklist of Conjuring Catalogs. All bound together in a Magenta Hardcover binding. From 1948, 1949, & 1950. All 6.1” x 9.1” From the Burton Sperber Col

Rookwood, Unusual Green Production BowlMid-century design bowl, dated 1943, #682612.75" long, 4.5" tall