Silk Cabby.

Silk Cabby. Rick Heath, for Le Grand David Spectacular Magic, ca. 1980s. Hand-painted black cabby with gilt floral designs ornamenting the sides, on rectangular feet. Signed by Heath on the underside.

New Wonder Silk Cabby. Los Angeles: F.G. Thayer, ca. 1940. Wooden cabinet (7 ¾ x 5 x 3 ½") on raised feet, decoratively stencil-painted with dragons, in which silk handkerchiefs vanish, appear, or c

Silk Cabby. Asuza: Owen Magic Supreme, ca. 1996. Hardwood cabinet changes, vanishes, or produces silk handkerchiefs placed inside. Handsome walnut construction. Hallmarked twice. 8 x 4 x 5". One tiny

Silk Cabby. Los Angeles: F.G. Thayer, ca. 1940. Attractive wooden cabinet is shown empty, yet handkerchiefs pushed through holes in its sides vanish, change or are otherwise transformed. Scarab design

Scarce in any condition and this one appears to have never been used. Silks are produced, vanished or exchanged within this beautiful wooden chest. Condition: Near mint.

Silk Cabby. Los Angeles: F.G. Thayer, ca. 1940. Wooden cabinet allows for the magical change, production, vanish, or restoration of silk handkerchiefs placed inside. 7" long. Finish worn.

Group of 11 Mikame Tricks with Silks. Japan, twentieth century. Including Flame Thru Silk, Flagstaff with Silk Flags, Flash Pull, Production Glass, Craft Silk Changer, Wooden Wonder Box, Silk Cabby, S

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

Original Thayer Silk Cabby. One of many that the company manufactured over the years. Unusually intricate stencil work and operates perfectly. Silks appear, vanish or change when placed inside this go

EXTRAORDINARY, MAGNIFICENT, Set of 4 (pcs) Lang Shining (郎世寧; 19 July 1688-17 July 1766) aka Giuseppe Castiglione (Italian, 1688-1766) Chinese Qing Dynasty watercolor on silk, han

H:39cm,W:25cm

Lang ShiNing, aka Giuseppe Castiglione, (Italian, 1688-1766), Chinese Qing Dynasty, watercolor on silk, hanging scroll. A masterpiece hand painting combined elements with Western art of shading and at

IMPORTANT, RARE, 17/18th C. QING DYNASTY, QIANLONG REIGN PERIOD, THE TEN-THOUSANDS PEARLS EMBROIDERY SILK IMPERIAL DRAGON ROBE The robe wealthy decorated with thousands of natural pearls stitch embro

12 connected paintings with dieties figures, rock work, pine trees and lotus flowers, with Chinese inscriptions to the upper left corner, on a copper brown silk ground H: 84.2"(214cm) x D: 253.7"(644.

cm 155x80,5

Le Pho (Vietnamese/French, 1907-2001). Oil painting on silk mounted to masonite, depicting a pair of women conversing in a flower garden. Signed along the lower right. With several numerical inscripti

IMPORTANT, RARE, LARGE 17/18 C. EMBROIDERY SILK THANGKA,FRAMED. Vertical rectangular panel, masterly seemed with metallic silk thread. The central panel depicted Buddha figure with flames of chakra au

Le Pho (Vietnamese / French, 1907-2001) 'Lys Jaunes Marguerites' Oil on Silk Mounted to Masonite Undated, signed lower left, floral still life, in a linen-lined gilt gesso frame including metal plaque

IMPORTANT, RARE, MASSIVE CHINESE DRAGONS SILK KESI, QING DYNASTY Period, and of the period (1644-1911). In series with Lot 241 The tall rectangular silt tapestry wealthy displayed the imperial five-c

Ink and color on silk, framed. The antique painting depicts a hunter dressed in Yuan Dynasty period clothing on a horse with bow and arrows, galloping forward. The painting itself with two colophons,

Qing Court Painter, The Summer Palace Painting, Hand Scroll, Ink and Color On Silk, Width: 1340cm Height: 51cm

A SET OF SIX LOUIS XIV PAINTED SILK WALL PANELS Circa 1700, manufacture attributed to Royale de Gobelins Framed. height overall 65 5/8in (166.6cm); width of each 25 3/8in (64.4cm) Footnotes: The image

Mai Trung Thu (Vietnamese / French, 1906-1980). An ink and gouache on silk titled "Le Tet III", depicting six children and a mother with flowers in a blue and white bowl on stand. Signed lower right a

A pair of framed Chinese kesi textile civil rank badges dating from the Ming dynasty. One features a pair of mandarin ducks, indicating the 6th or 7th civil rank. The other features a pair of silver p