Sigowi – Anverdi

This a rare Anverdi liquid effect that is described on page 95 of Anverdi 50 Years of Magical Creations. A glass is shown with a transparent tube. The performer places a colored silk into the glass. T

This is a huge lot of Anverdi electronic magical masterpieces. It is being sold with everything that is in all of the photographs. Remotes have not been matched up (some remotes may be lacking) and no

The bottle can appear full or empty with liquid and there is a lever on the back to allow the change to be repeated. Condition: Very Good.

This glass made by Anverdi is similar to the Merv Taylor Full/Empty Glass. The glass can be made to be shown full or empty of liquid at the magician’s command. Condition: Very Good.

Key Box. Holland: Anverdi, ca. 1970. No matter which keys the spectator selects, none of them will open the locked chest. The only one that will is the seventh, which the magician holds. Box 6 ¾ x 3

Circa 1975. Cleverly gimmicked acrylic bottle will perform a variety of effects, including: after uncorking the bottle, water sprays in the face of the performer. The bottle will uncork itself. A glas

Circa 1970. The performer takes a bottle and uncorks it, but in doing so, breaks off the entire neck. He replaces the neck and turns over the bottle. A small glass is placed on the bottom, the glass v

Surprise Box. Holland: Anverdi, ca. 1980. Cards are dealt into a two-deck case one at a time. Suddenly, the lid of the box snaps shut on its own. The card on top of the deck in the spectator's hand is

One of Anverdi’s biggest sellers, it is essentially a sealed Milk Pitcher. This can be used for several effects including; being able to secretly be filled from the bottom, the bottom of the bottle

One of Anverdi’s biggest sellers, it is essentially a sealed Milk Pitcher. This can be used for several effects including; being able to secretly be filled from the bottom, the bottom of the bottle

Circa 1970. Black and clear acrylic stand that will hold playing cards for display, such as in the “Ultissimo” routine from Merv Talor 1953. Condition: Excellent.

Circa 1970. Black and clear acrylic stand that will hold playing cards for display, such as in the “Ultissimo” routine from Merv Talor 1953. Condition: Excellent.

This is a non-electronic illusion in which the performer magnetizes a large nail by rubbing it. It then will pick up the washer. The spectator simply cannot do this no matter how hard they try!

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

Maker unknown. (Possibly Anverdi?) Large, clear acrylic bolt (approximately 6” long) is threaded with two clear acrylic nuts. Between the nuts is an orange acrylic washer. As we are told, the effect

Mental Die. Holland: Anverdi, ca. 1970. The mind reader discerns the uppermost number on a large die placed in a sealed case with unerring accuracy, without opening the box. 2 3/8” die. Original ins

Eight acrylic tumblers, handmade and gimmicked by Tony Anverdi (1925-1995) for a variety of liquid effects. Appear to have been made circa 1960’s. In fitted case. Instructions lacking. Likely a uniq

A newer version of the Wonder Tray with improvements made. The rubber ball was replaced with a pressure pump. Countless effects can be done with this apparatus including the magician holds the tray wi

Key Box. Holland: Anverdi, ca. 1970. No matter which keys the spectator selects, none will open the locked chest. The only one that opens the lock is the seventh key, which the magician holds. Box 6 &

Key Box. Holland: Anverdi, ca. 1970. No matter which keys the spectator selects, none will open the locked chest. The only one that will is the seventh, which the magician holds. Box 6 ¾ x 3 &#19

The ultimate Anverdi mystery that professionals can rely on consistently. A beautiful chest measuring 6 3/4 inches wide x 3 5/8 inches deep x 4 1/4 inches high is displayed and shown to contain severa

Spirit Bell. Holland: Anverdi, 1970s. A small hammer is moved by “spirits” and caused to ring the small bell atop the acrylic stand. 6 x 7 ½ x 3”. Very good.

This Anverdi piece was a gift to Bill McIlhany by Dr. Albo. It is a beautiful set of 6 Plexiglas Multum in Parvo Glasses (invented by Benson Dulay) and special holding tray made by Anverdi to allow fo

Spooky Hand Box. Holland: Anverdi, 1970s. A variation of the Surprise Box. The lid of the black lucite box is slammed shut by a small hand as the cards are dealt into it; the selected card is atop the