Servais LeRoy’s Magical Monthly.

LeRoy, Servais. Leroys Incredibly Marvellous Effect. The Greatest Levitation Mystery Ever Shown. Hamburg, Adolph Friedlander, 1912. Striking color lithograph depicts LeRoy’s famous Asrah levitation.

Magical Monthly. Edward Bagshawe. Monthly. V1 N1 (Oct. 1923) - V3 N12 (Sept. 1926). Complete File. Bound in crushed cream buckram, lettered in gilt. Alfredson/Daily 4320. Scarce.

LEROY, Servais (Jean Henri Servais LeRoy). Leroy’s Incredibly Marvellous Effect. The Greatest Levitation Mystery Ever Shown. Hamburg: Adolph Friedlander, 1912. Color stone lithograph depicts LeR

Magical Review. Max Underwood. Monthly. V1 N1 (Jan. 1962) - V2 N1 (Jan. 1963). Complete File. Textured dark red and black buckram, gilt lettered. Alfredson/Daily 4375.

Felsman’s Magical Review. Arthur Felsman. Monthly. V1 N1 (Oct. 1919)–V3 N1 (n.d.). Complete file. Loose issues. Alfredson/Daily 2205.

[Leroy, Servais] Hoffmann, Professor (Angelo J. Lewis). Leroy’s Copy of Modern Magic. London: George Routledge, 1886. Red cloth stamped in black and gold. Illustrated. 8vo. Signed on the title page

LeRoy, Servais. Comedians de Mephisto Co. LeRoy-Talma-Bosco. Hamburg, Adolph Friedlander, 1905. Horizontal color lithograph depicting one of LeRoy’s most famous illusions, the Flying Visit. 27 x 18

Hamburg: Adolph Friedländer, 1905. Bosco stands at the right side of the image watching as LeRoy, Talma, and a demonic figure present LeRoy's classic illusion known as A Flying Visit. On stage, LeRoy

LeRoy, Servais. A Flying Visit by Servais LeRoy. London: Edward Weller, ca. 1900. Color lithographed poster depicting LeRoy’s transposition illusion, The Flying Visit. 11 x 17”. Linen backed. A-.

Paul Evans Dining Table for DirectionalUnited States, c.1970Depth : 42", Width : 78", Height : 30"Polychromed Steel and Bronze, Glass. Unmarked.

Kaare Klint and Edvard Kindt-Larsen, MIX Lounge Chair for Rud RasmussenDenmark, c.1940sWidth : 25.75", Depth : 31.5", Height : 30.75"Cuban Mahogany, Leather, Nailheads

Charlotte Perriand, Lounge Chairs for Takashimaya Department StoresJapan, 1941Height : 27", Width : 27", Depth : 22"Bamboo, Birch, Brass

Gilbert Rohde, Paldao Sideboard for Herman MillerUnited States, c.1940sWidth : 70", Depth : 19", Height : 34"Teak, Maple

A “Gabellini” coffee table by George Nakashima from the Greenrock series, the table. Designed by George Nakashima - this version executed by his daughter Mira. Slab top and legs with free edge. Si

Bodil Kjaer, Executive Desk in Ash (Hothouse Version). Features four drawers, all of which are lockable by key.Denmark/Shanghai, Designed 1959/Hothouse Version 2006Width : 72.5" Depth : 36" Height : 2

Edward Wormley for Dunbar, SofaUnited States, c.1950sWidth : 73", Depth : 31", Height : 29.5"Mahogany, Upholstery

Edward Wormley for Dunbar,"Sophia" Slipper ChairsUnited States, c.1950sWidth : 24", Depth : 30", Height : 32"Seat Height : 17";Mahogany, Upholstery

A bracket back sofa by Edward Wormley. Seat and back channel quilted in original leather with exposed mahogany legs extending up back.United States, c.1950sWidth : 73" Depth : 31" Height : 29.5"Mahoga

Preben Fabricius and Jorgen Kastholm, Coffee Table for BO-EX Model #750Denmark, c.1966WIdth : 43.25", Depth : 43.25", Height : 15.5"Wenge, Matte-Chromed Steel, Slate

A group of 3 foot stools by Edward Wormley for Dunbar made in 1940 with a lacquered mahogany frame, newly upholstered in a zebra pattern hair on hide.United States, c1940sWidth : 18" Depth : 18" Heigh

A rare set of four swag legged dining chairs designed in 1958 by George Nelson for Herman Miller. Cream colored fiberglass on a black enameled base. All in excellent original condition. First editions

A console table with squared, open chrome frame and rosewood top.United States, c1960sWIdth : 60" Depth : 27" Height : 29.5"Chromed Steel, Rosewood

Josef Hoffmann, Parlor Suite of a Settee, Two Chairs, and an Occasional Table. Produced in Austria, the chairs are marked.Austria, c1910Settee : 32"h x 46.5"w x 20"d, Table : 29"h x 24" dia., Chairs :

Referred to by Wegner himself as "The Round One", and later famously known as 'The Chair', this is a rare early version of this iconic piece.Created in Oak for Johannes Hansen - Marked Early VersionDe