Kikkoman Magic Wand. Pasadena, Carl Williams. 1994.

From Carl Williams Custom Magic, the wand is made from cocobolo wood and cast coin silver tips in the likeness of Chinese magician Kikkoman. In custom wood case. Ca 1994.

Blackstone Forever Magic Wand. Pasadena: Custom Magic (Carl Williams), ca. 2000. Cocobolo wand with cast coin silver tips representing Harry Blackstone Jr. and Sr. 11 ¼” long. From a limite

Keyrumba. Pasadena: Carl Williams Custom Magic, 1990. A group of spectators repeatedly fails to choose the one key (of eight) that will open a wooden chest containing a cash prize, even though the sev

FoolinÕ With Time. Pasadena: Carl Williams Custom Magic, ca. 2000. A spectator selects a time of day by rotating the hands of a watch without looking at the watchÕs face. A prediction is later shown

From Carl Williams Custom Magic, the wand is made from cocobolo wood and cast coin silver tips in the likeness of Harry Blackstone, Sr. on one end and Harry Blackstone, Jr on the other. In custom wood

Ring on Wand Illusion. Pasadena: Okito-Williams, ca. 1995. Solid wooden rings penetrate a magic wand when placed inside an open-topped cabinet. Elaborately decorated with orange lacquer and decals, in

A Carl Williams reproduction of the Okito effect. Wooden rings magically penetrate a solid wand when placed inside the beautiful lacquered cabinet. Made in the style of Okito with lovely decals. Condi

From master craftsman Carl Williams this is a rarely seen mentalism effect as only eight were made. A random time is selected by a spectator on the magician’s watch. The magician is then self-hypnot

One of only 12 units made - Ca 1997 by Custom Magic & Carl Williams. It is an electronic effect invented by Paul Picha of Austria. Four different colored sarcophagi are displayed. With the magician's

Built by Carl Williams - Custom Magic Ca 1990. The was the first in his series of electronic effects. Similar to the Anverdi key box. After lots of byplay, only the magicians key can open the box. Man

Set of three side tables, designed by Carl Williams as a tribute to his friend, Floyd Thayer. Hand-turned and decorated in black, red and gold. Rectangular, felt-covered tops. Break-down for packing.

This was made by Martin to match the Sewell Appearing Block on Rod made by his father Eric. Carl Williams added the wonderful Okito transfers. It was based on the Eric Lewis block vanish design as fea

Made by Carl Williams in Okito style. Beautiful turned base, intricate mechanism and lovely stenciling. Limited edition. Condition: Excellent.

Finely crafted in Okito style by Carl Williams, circa 2000. Ribbon threaded through an orange wooden frame is cut and restored into one piece. Beautifully finished. Condition: Excellent.

Carl Williams. 2000. A beautifully decorated box is shown empty by opening both front and back doors. When closed, a production of silks is made, followed by a brandy snifter filled with liquid. Box s

An elaborately decorated desktop blotter that transforms blank paper into real money. Built by Carl Williams. Circa 2005. Hallmarked. Condition: Mint.

Carl Williams c. 1995. Magician thrusts his arm through an open-ended box to show it empty, then places the box on a low stand and covers it with a lid. When the lid is removed, a large production of

This was made with improvements to the design by Eric’s son Martin and Carl Williams. The stand allows the performer to exchange one metal locket for another in the action of taking the locket out o

Ca. 2000. A chosen card is predicted by magician. Likley the predecessor of the Annemann Slate Prediction. One of only 30 pieces produced. Lacks the gimmicked cards but easily replaced.

Caveney, Mike and William Rauscher. Servais LeRoy: Monarch of Mystery. Pasadena: Magic Words, 1999. From the limited edition of 1000 copies. Cloth with jacket, illustrated, including color plates. 4to

Wand is indicated to have belonged to Will Rock. Wand from the collection of The House of Sorcery Magic Museum of the late Devon Smith. Wand measures 9" in length and is composed of birch wood painted

Wand indicated as having belonged to Nicola. From the collection of The House of Sorcery Magic Museum of the late Devon Smith. Wand has 9 bands and is made of a lightweight, tight grained, holly wood.

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

(2) Max Papart (French, 1911-1994) large prints, "Magic Man", lithograph, 5/150, 39-1/2" x 31-1/2" image; "Blue Moon", etching, 1X/XXV, 42-1/2" x 29-1/2" image; each pencil signed, largest framed size