Silk Production Box - Owen Magic

Absolutely beautiful rendition of the classic silk production device. Open both doors and top of this petite box to display an empty interior. Silks than are produced. Finely crafted of top-grade hard

Small decorated wooden box is held in one hand while the other hand opens the doors and shows the box empty throughout. A large production of silks is then made. Rare and unusual paint schematic. Cond

Finely made mahogany box is tipped forward and shown empty. After being tipped upright, the lid is opened and a profusion of spring balls appear. Will also hold silks and other production items. Early

Early “See Through” model. Allows drawer to be opened and end of box opened for a clear view through the cabinet. Drawer is closed and a large production of silks or livestock occurs. Thayer crack

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

Collapsible wire mesh bird cage for production from silks or apparatus. Made by Stan Payne/Star Magic. Circa 1955. Uncommon. Condition: Mint in Box.

Front and rear doors of this chest are opened allowing a clear view through the empty interior. Doors closed and a huge production takes place....silks, livestock, etc. Unusually large load area for a

Thayer’s original Silk Cabby, circa 1935. For production, vanish or transformation of silks. Beautiful scarab stenciling. Condition: Very Good.

Circa 1950. Rectangular box with three hidden compartments and an intricate internal mechanism which allows for the disappearance, production or exchange of silk handkerchiefs. Very unusual. Condition

From the act of the famed female magician, this box was built by her husband, Swiss juggler, Charles Carrer. Heavy-duty box trimmed in ribbed metal with a paper-covered front door is shown empty (and

Portugal. An elaborately hand-painted box is shown empty and then a wire bird cage with birds is produced. Spectacularly decorated by hand (no decals or stencils.) Truly a work of art. Made in limited

Beautifully decorated box, approximately 12” x 9” x 8” is tipped forward, the lid and sides are opened and is shown empty. The performer may thrust his arm through holes at each end of the box t

English. Circa 1920. Nicely finished hardwood box, 11” x 6 ¾” x 8 ½”, is opened completely to show the empty interior. Reassembled, the lid is opened and a large production of items ensues. Ti

European. Circa 1910. A tole painted metal box is shown empty. Lid replaced and when removed a 6 inch golden cage appears with canaries inside. Condition: Overall good. Some chipping to the original p

Nicely made red wood box with tipping load chamber. Box is 6" x 4". Condition: Very Good.

Circa 1930. Following a silk production, the scarves are gathered together and a giant alarm clock is produced. Clock measures 31” x 19”. The sides compress prior to production. Truly a “big fin

This is the gimmicked box for Richard Himber's Clock in the Box effect. The box can be used as a production box without the appearing clock. It is made of wood and hand stitched with leather. Uncommon

Made by Carl Owen at Owen Magic Supreme ca. 1950’s, This cabinet can be held in one hand while the other does the manipulation. The cabinet has doors in front, rear, and top which may all be opened

The magician shows a small metal box, with very thin sides. Holding it in one hand, the two doors of a steel box are dropped open showing a completely empty box. The doors are closed and upon opening

The magician shows a small metal box, with very thin sides. Holding it in one hand, the two doors of a steel box are dropped open showing a completely empty box. The doors are closed and upon opening

Circa 1920. Globular, nickeled vase for the production of silks. Condition: Very Good.

A fine example of detailed metal work from the turn of the last century. Approximately 14" diameter with four spring-loaded traps for the production of silks, spring flowers, etc. Beautiful tole-paint

Cabinet of Foo - Walter Sheppard. Round-paneled cabinet opened on all sides to reveal an inner cabinet that is also shown empty. When closed, a large production of silks and livestock is made. Decorat

Circa 1950. Large, 15” x 6” chromed tube is hinged open to show the empty interior. When closed and latched, a large production of silks is made. Condition: Very good.