Tarbell, Harlan. Harlan Tarbell’s Rice Bowls.

Tarbell, Harlan. Tarbell Course in Magic, Vols. 1 – 7. New York: Louis Tannen, 1953 – 72. Seven volumes, publisher's cloth stamped uniformly in gilt. Illustrated. 8vos. Very good.

Tarbell, Harlan. [The Tarbell Course in Magic]. Chicago: Tarbell System, Incorporated, 1927. Original 60-lesson mail-order course with hundreds of illustrations by the author. Bound in pebbled cloth,

Dr. Harlan Tarbell, Master of Impossibilities signed program. Measures 9.125-in. x 6.125-in. Signed in pencil, auto grades EX. Provenance: Estate of Magician Merlin Eifert (1907-1976). Eifert continue

Signed to Cardini (Richard Valentine Pitchford) by Baker in 1941. Published by Carl W. Joneswith 92 Drawings by Harlan Tarbell and 47 Photos by Irving Desfor.

Hilliard, John Northern. Greater Magic. Minneapolis: Carl Waring Jones, 1945. Seventh Impression. Red cloth stamped in gilt. Illustrated. Thick 8vo. Illustrated by Harlan Tarbell. Very good.

MAGICIAN'S HANDBOOK BY SELBIT, 1902. BLACKSTONE'S MODERN CARD TRICKS AND SECRETS OF MAGIC, 1941. THE TARBELL COURSE IN MAGIC BY HARLAN TARBELL, 1944. THE ILLUSTRATED ANTHOLOGY OF SORCERY, MAGIC AND AL

By Harlan Tarbell. 8 volumes, some with dust jackets. 1-7 Tannen, 8 from Robbins. With Creator of Magic and Magicians Harlan Tarbell by Eugene E. Gloye. Condition: Good.

Hilliard, John Northern. Greater Magic. Minneapolis: Carl Waring Jones, 1938. First edition. Red cloth. With over 1000 illustrations by Harlan Tarbell. Thick 8vo. Good. Inscribed and signed by editor

Four Volumes of The Tarbell Course In Magic written and illustrated by Harlan Tarbell. Published in New York by Louis Tannen, Feb. 1953. With copyright credited to Tarbell in 1927. Hardboards with peb

The Tarbell Course in Magic - Volume 1 Lessons 1 to 19 Author: Harlan Tarbell Illustrations: B/W Plates Dated: 1953 Publisher: Louis Tannen Size: 8vo Bin

Two very good ceramic pieces by noted Canadian ceramist Harlan House (see bio), consisting of a signed teal coloured ceramic lamp base and matching shade (minor crack to shade), measuring 22.5" high;

A Graeco-Roman Molded Pottery Bowl  Circa 2nd-1st Century B.C. Width 12 7/8 inches. Provenance: Harlan J. Berk Ltd., Chicago, 1989 Property from the George R. Francoeur Trust, Bloomfield Hills, Michi

Blue/white china. White Star Line logo. 9.5"diameter. Clear Conservation Technology Group label. Built in 1903 by Harlan and Wolff in Belfast (the same builder which built the Titanic), White Star Lin

Set of 5 antique Asian rice bowls. Japanese Satsuma bowl with gold gilt and rust red flora decorated center. Exterior with cobalt blue body and stylized floral band with green background. Signed with

A Fine pair of Chinese Imperial porcelain rice bowls. The bowls are decorated in an overall multi-colored lotus blossoms and twining leaves design on a yellow underglaze ground. Both interior and insi

Pair of Chinese Famille Rose Porcelain Rice Bowls, hand-painted with si bats and peach trees below Greek key borders and gilt rims, each with iron red overglaze six character Guangxu mark to underside

19th CENTURY CHINESE IMPERIAL YELLOW PORCELAIN RICE BOWLS. FROM THE ESTATE OF LEE HILL. Height: 3 in. by Width: 6 in. by Depth: 6 in.

Okito (Tobias Bamberg). The Great RaymondÕs Okito Rice Bowls. New York: Okito, ca. 1908. White china bowls with celluloid gimmick, which allow the magician to double the quantity of rice placed in th

Two Lidded Porcelain Rice Bowls In Box: Blue and white decorated rice bowls with lids in brocade presentation box. Both bowls and lids are on low feet, the lids having a meander border. The lids and

circa 1900, of floral or hexagonal form, with stork, bird, chrysanthemum, flowering branch, butterfly, and medallion decoration, each with iron red rubber stamp mark to base, largest 7-1/2 in.

PAIR LIDDED RICE BOWLS: Gold background with multicolored lotus blossoms and leaves. Marked on tops and bottoms. 4 3/4" X 3" $800 - $1200 Shippi

Seven decorated Chinese footed bowls. Approx 5" diameter. Normal use and wear, age appropriate condition as shown, see photos. Two tight interior hairlines as shown.

Chinese. Group of three Famille rose porcelain pieces comprising of one large soup bowl with figural motif and two small prunus,chrysanthemum and bat motif bowls. All having character marks to undersi

A set of four (4) Chinese footed rice bowls. Sterling silver with gold wash interior. Each featuring a different hand engraved floral motif. Each with four character Chinese engraved mark on bottom. T