Crystal Casket magic trick. Ca. 1910.

Crystal Casket. German [?], ca. 1910. Nickel-plated box resting on four claw feet is shown empty, yet instantly fills with a quantity of silk handkerchiefs. 5" square. Finely made.

Spirit Slates. New Haven: Mysto Magic, ca. 1910. Stamped “Mysto” in black on both slates. Original box with printed label. 6 x 8”. Fine.

Relighting Candle Trick. German, ca. 1910. Specially manufactured candle allows the flame to be blown out, but a moment later, re-lights itself. The effect can be repeated ad-infinitum. Controlled off

Crystal Casket. European, ca. 1880. A quantity of silk handkerchiefs of other objects appear in the glass-sided box at the magician's command. Upper panel of red tinted glass. 4" cube. Paint worn; goo

Pair of perfumers in SAINT LOUIS crystal. France, ca. 1910. Cut crystal. Fine gold. Provenance: Spanish private collection, formed between 1970 and 1995. The stoppers and a gilt metal base are missing

Selbit’s Magic Bricks. British, ca. 1910. Four wooden blocks, numbered one through four, are stacked on top of each other and covered by a wooden tube. The blocks change positions inside the tube at

Die and Silk Casket. Alhambra: Owen Magic, ca. 1960. A metal large die and a silk handkerchief transpose magically between a borrowed hat and a glass cabinet trimmed with wood. 3” metal die with

Selbit’s Magic Bricks. English, ca. 1910. Four wooden blocks, numbered 1-4, are stacked on top of each other and covered by a wooden tube. The blocks are made to change positions inside the tube at

Ph. De Noran and Datura In Their Mysterious Act, Large Poster, circa 1910. Linen backed, measures 39.75 in. x 25.5625 in. sheet size and 41.75 in. x 27.5 in total. Excellent condition. (A Linen Backed

Title: Navajo Crystal Woven Rug Ca 1910-1920 Dimension: 79 1/2" x 50" Decsription: A large and exceptional weaving with medium fine wool yarns and tight weave. Even colored natural field, Greek key bo

"Alexander Crystal Seer" Magic Poster(American, ca. 1920)Depicting renowned magician and mentalist Claude "Alexander" Conlin (1880-1954) in red turban surrounded by skulls with a skeleton hand holding

Coin Casket. Chicago: National Magic Company, ca. 1935. Chrome plated metal box with four slots inside to accommodate half dollars. The coins vanish one at a time as the lid of the box is opened and c

Crystal Casket. Tampa: Warren Hamilton, ca. 1955. An empty box with Plexiglas sides instantly fills with handkerchiefs or two live canaries. Base 8 ½ x 7 ½". Finish worn; good working condition.

Vase, Cone, Beans and Orange Trick. Chicago: A. Roterberg [?] ca. 1910. Nickel-plated vase, wooden skittle, and two shells make possible a magical transposition between a quantity of dry beans, the sk

Hoffmann, Professor (Angelo J. Lewis). Modern Magic and More Magic. Philadelphia: David MacKay, ca. 1910. Two volumes in matching pictorial pale blue cloth stamped in white and black, spines also stam

[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

Complete Ronald McDonald Clown Costume, with Three McDonald’s-Themed Magic Tricks. Milwaukee, Eder Mfg. Co., ca. 1970s. Men’s (size unmarked) clown costume with original red-striped long-sleeve un

Crystal Ladder Coin Pail. Colon: Abbott's Magic, ca. 1965. Coins produced from mid-air are dropped down the ladder landing in the hammered brass pail at the bottom. Wooden and glass, with gimmick to f

Crystal Ladder Coin Pail. Colon: Abbott's Magic, ca. 1965. Coins produced from mid-air are dropped down the ladder landing in the hammered brass pail at the bottom. Wooden, glass, and Plexiglas, with

Conjuring Tricks Magic Set. Bavaria: Spear, ca. 1920. Handsome magic set with wooden and paper props including a large Ball Vase, Die Vase, Changing Tube, Obedient Orange (in its own box), Skittle tri

Coffee, Milk, and Sugar Trick. Sweden, Harries Magic, ca. 1940. Cotton, silk, and confetti placed in the separate pieces of a metal coffee service transform into hot coffee, sugar, and cream. Handsome

Ca. 1910, Classic 1930s homespun wool Crystal rug with unusual hook designs and done in earth tone colors. Fair condition, much exposed warp. 62" x 36"

Germain’s Improved Coffee and Wool Trick. London: Ornum’s Magic, ca. 1907. Metal vase (4 x 13”) with cardboard cover and shallow lid is filled with wool, only to magically change into coffee or

[Miscellaneous – Conjuring] Shelf of More than 30 Vintage Books and Booklets on Magic. Including Something New in Magic (1929) by Williams; Book of Card Tricks (ca. 1890) by Kunard; Book of Modern C