BILLIARD BALL STAND – OWEN MAGIC

Arguably the most beautiful and mechanically perfect stand of its type ever made. Absolutely stunning in red, gold and black lacquers and fitted for red balls. The stand cleverly delivers six balls in

Early floor standing Germany?) Conradi? Stand used to produce 8 billiard balls.

Owen Billiard Balls. Alhambra: Owen Magic Supreme, 1970s. Group of 20 turned wooden billiard balls, in red, green, blue, white, and black. Diameter 1 7/8”. No shells. In original fabric-lined Ow

A mechanical masterpiece! A spectacular reproduction of Conradi – Horster’s feast for the eyes! A true spectacle. Balls automatically disappear from the ball stand and start a “roller coaster ri

Lovely hand-turned 9 ½” tall rosewood vase causes a 1 ¾” red billiard ball to appear and disappear at will. Beautifully made and finished. Condition: Excellent.

This is a rare Thayer Golf Ball Die Box. Operates the same as the Billiard Ball Die Box, but with a Thayer Klingo style white ball as the fake. Does not include the regular Klingo Ball, but will work

Circa 1990. Elegantly turned hardwood vase with ebony accents causes a 1 ½ “ red billiard ball to vanish and reappear at the magician’s command. Precision made in limited quantity. Hallmarked. Co

English. Circa 1940. A bright yellow, 2 ½” ball is shown and placed into a wood cabinet with four doors. After some sucker byplay of tipping the box from side to side (with the ball “accidentally

This Billiard Ball Die Box works differently than the traditional Billiard Ball Die Boxes that have been on the market. Beautifully made and hallmarked JMOK. Condition: Very Good.

Angelo Iafrate. Beautifully turned walnut vase in Tarbell style for the production and vanish of a 1 ¾“ red billiard ball. Condition: Excellent.

Wood box separated in three sections that allows a billiard ball to magically move place from within even though the solid walls.

The magician produces seven golf balls at his fingertips which are placed in the ornamental wooden display stand. Cleverly gimmicked. Circa 1960. Condition: Very Good.

Unpainted set of 1½ inch Brass Billiard Balls with shell from Petrie & Lewis, New Haven, CT. In addition there is a 1½ inch hinged brass shell containing an unfinished wood ball and a 1¼ inch hollo

Billiard Ball Stand. Bridgeport: Sherms, ca. 1949. Heavy and attractive detachable cast metal skeleton stand outfitted with painted red shells and one ball to facilitate the production of billiard bal

Billiard Ball Stand. German, ca. 1930s. Nickel-plated stand with cups for seven billiard balls produced by the magician. Four cups with pins in their bases, possibly to accommodate shells. Servante at

Billiard Ball Stand. Manufacturer unknown, ca. 1970s. Turned wooden billiard ball stand in three colors. 17 x 14 ½ x 7 ½”. Very good.

This small double box is like the die box where a ball is placed in the box vanishes, yet it can be shown back in the box at any time. The ball may be heard as it slides from one side to the other as

Hindu Cups & Balls. Alhambra: Owen Magic Supreme, ca. 1993. Set of three turned hardwood cups in the Indian style crafted by Les Smith of Owen Magic Supreme. 3Ó diameter, 2 7/8Ó high. One bead near

Vintage Chinese Carved Chess Set in Box, each piece on a magic ball stand, chessboard carrying box, has some wear from age and use.

B & B's (Blues Brothers) billiard parlor ball and pool cue stand

Limited Edition. First in a series. Featured wearing blue pants and colorful shirt. Comes with shoes, tote, sunglasses, stand, miniature Magic 8 Ball, miniature View-Master, and miniature Queen of the

This is a remarkable Morrison Cannon Ball vase that was hand turned and signed by Les Smith at Owen Magic Supreme ca. 1987. The story goes that Bill was visiting with Les and Gertrude one afternoon an

Silk vanishes and reappears tied around a candle atop an elegant candlestick. Precision made. The ball at the top of the candlestick conceals the handkerchief, which is then propelled up the candle wh

Circa 1910. A pocket watch is borrowed from a member of the audience and caused to disappear. Attention is called to a mirror on a stand, approximately 5 feet high. At the magician’s command, the ce