RETROBOT - MAGIC FISH

Myznikov Palekh Russian lacquer box. Rectangular box with removable lid and the 4 sides depicting the fairy tale, Magic Fish. Signed E. Myznikov. Made in USSR. (Approx. 2" tall, 2 1/2" x 1 3/4").

Kraikov Palekh Russian lacquer box. Oval removable lid. The lid and the sides depicting the fairy tale, Magic Fish. Marked 4106 Palekh. Signed and dated 85. Made in USSR. (Approx. 1 1/2" tall, 2 3/8"

Mid to late 20th century, most depicting stories from Russian folklore, including a long pen box showing the Fisherman and the Magic Fish; a square box for an ink jar with a troika scene; a demilune b

Palekh Russian lacquer box. Rectangular box, hinged lid depicting a Russian fairy tale with magic fish. Marked 21412 Palekh, signed, dated 1988. Made in USSR. (Approx. 1 3/4" tall, 6 1/2" x 4").

The box with removable lid hand painted with with the Russian Folklore scene of "Emelya and the Magic Fish." The borders done in gold vines and flowers. The top signed and dated by the artist. Diamete

Decorative Russian Lacquer Box Small size measuring approximately 2.5" x 1.75" x 1.5". Hand-painted with winter fable scene ft. young man and magic fish. Excellent condition, minimal wear.

Paul Klee Color Plate Lithograph after Klee from 1957 Fish Magic Paul Klee Color Plate Lithograph from 1957 Paris. Approx 24x20 inches professionally framed.Includes .

12th century Persian Islamic Nishapur Ceramic Bowl. Finely hand painting depicting Magic Bird and Fish . Diameter - 9.5". 3.5" high. Provenance: Ex-collection of H. Medill Sarkisian (1909-1993), Denve

12th century Persian Islamic Nishapur Ceramic Bowl. Finely hand painting depicting Magic Bird and Fish . Diameter - 10.25". 4" high. Provenance: Ex-collection of H. Medill Sarkisian (1909-1993), Denve

Hallmark Keepsake Ornaments Lot Of 2 Frosty Friends. This great lot includes, 2014 Frosty Friends 35th Anniversary, magic solar motion, 2015 A Fish For Christmas Frosty Friends, magic light and sound.

Original black ink drawing on paper by Magic Realist artist Paul Riba of a fish set in a surrealist seascape. Signature in graphite on lower right: Paul Riba. Housed in a black mat. Artwork dimensions

During the Aerial Fishing illusion, four live swimming fish can be produced in the glass bowl. A wonderful feature of the bowl is that the performers hands never have to get wet or come in contact wit

A live goldfish appears in a tall glass of water after being covered with an empty cylinder. The fish then appears to magically "jump" from the first glass to a matching glass some feet away. Then two

Made by John Pomeroy of GEM Magic, this is their take on the Stull bowl. Three fish can be made to appear with this version during an aerial fishing routine. This is complete with four “fish baits��

Mid-Century Italian handblown art glass fish Figure Good condition no chip.

High end vintage hand blown glass fish figuring with beautiful green & yellow tones. Not signed Dimensions: 14.0ʺW × 3.0ʺD × 9.0ʺH Condition: Good Style: Modern

Mid-century metal sculpture Fishes with gold brass frame.Vintage from the 1970sMid-century metal sculpture Fishes with gold brass frame.

15 Mechanical Magic Lantern Slides 1-5) Hand-colored French lantern slides, 11.2 x 25 to 12.8 x 26 cm, with brass sliders, rare motifs: ball juggler, cook and fish, umbrella and nose, the long fried s

[Parlor Magic] Collection of Parlor Magic props. Various makers, and including a giant comedy funnel (ca. 1920), Flying Fish, No-Feke Card Frame (Viking, with original instructions), two Watch Boxes (

Aerial Fishing Bowl. Colon, Michigan: Abbott’s Magic [?], ca. 1960. Gimmicked bowl aids the magician in producing three live fish from the air. Modeled after the Stull design, which allowed for the

Original graphite on paper drawing by Magic Realist artist Paul Riba who viewed his artworks as invitations to pause and enjoy. This study depicts a piranha placed on a creased paper sheet. Signature

1946-1950s, Includes Lionel Chemistry Magic, A Trip to Outer Space with Santa, Fish n Fun, and Comic Capers, Paper toys In original envelopes, Chemistry comic with burns and charring along bottom righ

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 Pa

McIlhany had this custom made after seeing Ken Klosterman’s Hofzinser Card Rise that Charles Kalish had copied from the original in the Library of Congress. This remarkable piece of apparatus was ap