A Street in Old Pekin – Eric Lewis

Often erroneously referred to as “A Street in Old Peking”, this effect is a spinoff of the Fantastic Frame as described in A Continuation of Miracles by Lewis. The effect is as follows, a red, yel

Often erroneously referred to as “A Street in Old Peking”, this effect is a spinoff of the Fantastic Frame as described in A Continuation of Miracles by Lewis. The effect is as follows, a red, yel

Lewis John Wood (English, 1813-1901) oil on canvas depicting a street in Rothenburg ob der Tauber, Germany, signed l.l., and housed in a fine giltwood frame likely by Newcomb Macklin, complete with pi

Lewis Smith (USA, 1907-1998), Mixed Media on Saltine Box, "Eat Well Street". Size: 16 3/4" x 9 1/2" Signed verso. Born in Alliance, Ohio Smith had access to unlimited rail travel allowing him to visit

Lewis, Sinclair. 1920 Main Street. Signed.Harcourt, Brace and Howe first published Main Street in 1920. Book is bound in Blue Cloth with orange writing and accents, the 448 page first editions state 1

A spectacularly baffling piece of apparatus invented by Len Sewell and made by Eric Lewis when he was working with John Gaughan ca. 1970’s. The cabinet can be shown completely empty through the fron

A wonderfully deceiving switch prop invented and made by Eric Lewis (see Eric Lewis, A Choice of Miracles, page 193). The stand allows the performer to exchange one metal locket for another in the act

A vintage looking, 1930’s “cathedral” style radio is seen setting on a small parlor table. When covered with a cloth and picked up from the table, the radio vanishes. Built by Eric Lewis circa 1

Miron Sokole (1901-1985), 'Gloucester Street Scene with Old Mill', mixed media gouache with watercolor, signed L/R, 11 1/2" x 17", framed 19 1/4" x 24 3/4".

Twelve, 2” blocks imprinted with various card suits are mixed and stacked in a polished mahogany 7” x 9 ½” framework cabinet. A card is selected at random from a deck and when the cabinet is op

Pasadena. 1981-1983. Magical Publications. First Editions. Encompassing “A Choice of Miracles,” “A Continuation of Miracles” and “The Crowning Miracles.” Lewis’ seminal work on his life

Circa 1975. Described in Lewis’ book, “A Continuation of Miracles” (pp 147-150), this Guillotine is designed to “cut the cards” to reveal one previously selected by the audience. Lacking hou

3 5/8" Osceola. MO. Ex-Ed Buel. From the old Lewis McDaniel Collection

4 3/8" Hardin. MO. Burlington. From the old Lewis McDaniel Collection

This ink and watercolor art print by W.H. Bond is of Cornhill Street, Old Annapolis and is a limited edition 8/50. Hand initialed and numbered in pencil on the bottom right. Circa 1971. Matted in a li

4 1/4" Adena. IN. From the old Lewis McDaniel Collection

3 5/16" IN Hornstone Adena. From the old Lewis McDaniel Collection

3" Paddle Drill. IN Hornstone. From the old Lewis McDaniel Collection

Large 3 3/4" Pinetree. KY. From the old Lewis McDaniel Collection

3 3/8" Indiana Drill. From the old Lewis McDaniel Collection

6 pieces, excellent. Crime and Punishment Set with box.

Main streets old fashioned ice cream plaque

A large collection of Southwest miniature pottery Including a C. Pasquale Acoma jar, a Rainy Naha jar, a C.S. Acoma jar, a S.V. Acoma jar, a Eric Lewis jar, a Jayne Quam fetish carving, a unsigned wed

Giant Gammatration Card Frame. Le Grand David and Eric Lewis, ca. 1980. Finely painted by Rick Heath. A giant card placed into a slat-work frame is pierced by a rod or handkerchief, yet remains unharm