Billiard Ball Stand. Bridgeport, Sherms, Inc., ca.

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

Card Star. Bridgeport: Sherms Inc., ca. 1935. Nickel-plated star on art deco-style base. Five selected cards appear on the points of the star. 24" high. Rear plate shifted, else very good.

[Sherms] Collection of Over 40 Vintage Sherms Magic Tricks. Bridgeport: Sherms Inc., ca. 1930s - 50s. Many pocket tricks, gimmicks, and parlor tricks, including Rice Bowls (large), Chinese Linking Rin

Eddie Cantor Magic Club Magic Sets. Bridgeport: Sherms Inc., ca. 1930. Six different miniature magic sets released to the Eddie Cantor Magic Club with props manufactured by Sherms, along with individu

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.

Vanishing Alarm Clock. Bridgeport: Sherms, ca. 1940. An alarm clock covered with a handkerchief and hanging on a nickel-plated stand vanishes at the moment the cloth is removed from the stand and flun

Mysterious Billiard Ball Tube. German, likely Klingl, ca. 1920s – 30s. Handsome nickel-plated tube with tiered cap and stand, supplied with two turned wooden balls painted green. A billiard ball pas

Ca. 1900. Folding stick and ball portfolio stand, 32"h. 20"w. 19"d. and a fen planter with six curved legs and galvanized liner. 24"h. 59.5"w. 16.5"d.

Ca. 1900, teak. Relief carved top, pink marble insert, pieced carved apron, legs with dragon heads and ball and claw feet and lower shelf. 23"h. 26"d.

Ca. 1900, oak. Square with routed edge top, apron with dentil carving, turned and reeded legs and lower shelf with stick and ball decoration. 29.5"h. 28.75" sq. And a round stand with triangular base

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

Genii Tube. Bridgeport: Sherms, ca. 1930. A heavy metal tube is shown empty by opening it lengthwise. After closing it, a large quantity of silks are produced from within. 14" tall. As-new, in manufac

Pillory Escape. Bridgeport: Sherms, ca. 1940. Sturdy wooden stocks specially crafted for a quick (but surreptitious) release. Red lacquer. With instructions. Very good.

Block of Mohamet. Bridgeport: Sherms, ca. 1940. A ribbon or rope visibly penetrates a hole in this sturdy painted wooden block. 5 ¾ x 3 ¾ x 3 ¾". Finish somewhat worn from use, else very good.

Pekin Mystery Wands (Chinese Sticks). Bridgeport: Sherms, ca. 1930. Very heavy set of Chinese sticks with orange tassels. The cords running through the wands act in sympathy to each other, even though

Finger Chopper. Bridgeport, Conn.: Sherms, ca. 1950. All-metal chopper (4 x 2 1/8") that leaves the spectator's finger unharmed yet slices through other objects. In original manufacturer's box, printe

Multiplying Billiard Balls. English, ca. 1950s. Precision-made metal billiard balls in red, white, and blue, hinged together with attached thumb tip. Minor paint loss.

Diamond Billiard Products Inc., billiard ball polisher. Dimensions: H 20.5" x W 25“ x D 15“ Condition: Functional. Good, used condition.

Golden West Billiards custom oak pool table with accessories, the rectangular top having a plaque reading 'Custom Made by Golden West Billiards, Inc. Los Angeles, CA', surrounding a green felt playing

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

Multiplying Billiard Balls. Los Angeles: F.G. Thayer, ca. 1930. Group of fourteen finely turned wooden billiard balls painted in various colors, with two red shells. Ten balls and three shells 1 5/8"

[P&L] Dream Tube trick. New Haven, Petrie & Lewis (P&L) for Steen, ca. 1932. Handkerchiefs or a billiard ball are produced from an empty tube. Objects can also vanish or be changed when placed in the

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