Nesting Production Cages. European, 1910s. Finely made

Well-made vintage ring, probably European. Finely made setting and a cabochon garnet. Size 7

Very finely made nesting tables in the Regency style, with bamboo-turned legs and highly figured burlwood tops. Apparently unsigned, c. Early 20th Century. Dimensions: (Larger) H 24" x Dia. 18" Condit

Coffee or Candy Vase. European, ca. 1910s. Heavy, finely crafted brass vase which transforms candy or coffee into dry silk flags. With gilt-banded paper tube, probably added later. 15” tall. Fine.

Featuring a European woman in a period dress standing tall while holding down a sword in one hand and enjoying a bird perched on her other hand. She stands on a base with a dog by her feet. May be an

Three nesting wooden mantle clocks for production. Made during WWII when metal was scarce. c. 1943. Scarce. Condition Very Good.

7 finely made and decorated nesting boxes. The largest is 3 3/4" wide and smallest is 1 1/8". Missing one lid. Originally purchased in Maine. Possibly made for Spruce Gum.

Courtland Circus Parade Monkey Cage made by Walt Reach Toys. Novelty Toy with Girl and Boy on Swings probably European. Monkey Cage made of Tin with Hard Plastic Wheels. Novelty Made of Tin with Paper

Circa 1960. Set of 6 spun metal nesting bottles, including 3 Calvert Whiskey bottles for the Passe-Passe effect, along with 3 nesting Schaefer, Schlitz and Pepsi bottles. Finely made. Condition: Excel

Fly-To Cage. European, ca. 1890. A sturdy metal birdcage vanishes from inside a box, only to reappear in a metal stand previously shown empty and set some distance away from the magician. Finely finis

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

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

European. A shilling or half dollar coin (not included) is caused to vanish or appear at will inside of a turned boxwood vase. Finely made. Condition: Excellent.

6th-15th century AD. A finely made biconvex obsidian leaf-shaped lancehead with two cutting edges, flat butt. 59 grams, 12cm (4 3/4"). Property of a European collector; formerly from the collection of

Finely made by German master craftsman, Karl Griesbaum, circa 1940’s. Small, lifelike red bird chirps and sings inside of the 11-1/2” tall cage. Clockwork mechanism. Condition: excellent.

Qing dynasty, made from natural Gourd body; 4 in. (10 cm) high, 2 3/4 in. (7 cm) diameter

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

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

Qianlong period finely painted teapot made in China for the European market. Scenes of Chinese nobility in a courtyard, with a man holding a falcon, a child playing with a small dog, a lady with a tea

A custom made Juggler on Unicycle decorative prop made for (and used in) the 1983 Broadway production of La Cages Aux Folles starring George Hearn and Gene Barry (closed in 1987). Measures: H 79", W 2

This stunning piece was made around the 1910s in Europe showcasing an amazing level of craftmanship. It features tiny deep red garnet beads aligned on multiple strands worked into a knot shape attache

This gorgeous piece was made around the 1910s in Europe showcasing an amazing level of craftmanship. It features a triangular brass pendant with a brownish gemstone (possibly a smoky quartz), small bl

This beautiful piece was made around the 1910s in Europe showcasing an amazing level of craftmanship. It features amber colored gemstones or Rhinestones prong set atop an intricately pierced gilt meta

This gorgeous piece was made around the 1910s in Europe showcasing an amazing level of craftmanship. It features the gold painted head of a female goddess or warrior made from an unidentified heavy bl

Eastern Europe, Late Bronze Age, ca. 1200 to 800 BCE. Perhaps one of the most sizeable as well as one of the heaviest armbands we have ever handled, made of solid bronze, finely cast and extensively d