Appearing Candle. Asuza, Owen Magic Supreme

A large lighted candle rises out of an elegant turned wood candlestick, turns a complete revolution in the air and settles back into the candlestick. A startling effect. Condition: Excellent.

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

Card in Balloon. Asuza: Owen Magic Supreme, ca. 1995. A selected card appears in the center of a balloon resting on top of a hardwood stand when the balloon pops. With original instructions.

Card Trimmer and Corner Rounder. Asuza: Owen Magic Supreme, ca. 1999. Magnificent machined brass devices used to alter playing cards. Adjustable settings make possible the creation of short, narrow, a

Version of the Vanishing Candle effect produced by Owen Magic. Condition: Excellent.

Appearing Bowl of Water from Owen Magic Supreme. Incomplete. Lacing fake top and foulard but they can be manufactured from Owen Magic Supreme after the auction for an additional charge.

Circa 2000. Beautifully crafted recreation of the Willmann Fire Bowl Production. A mechanical masterpiece. Flaming bowl visibly appears on a thin-topped table. Condition: Excellent.

Silk vanishes and reappears tied around a candle atop an elegant candlestick. Precision made. The ball at the top of the candlestick conceals the handkerchief, which is then propelled up the candle wh

Reproduced in 2004 after a design of Carl Willmann in the late 1800’s (page 928, Greater Magic – The Magic Tea Kettle). The performer can produce the kettle from under a foulard and pour from the

Beautifully machined Delryn dice cup and loaders allows an amazing dice stacking routine, first dispensing dice one-at-a-time, and finishing with a stack of 40 quarters (not included) appearing from i

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

This was made by Martin to match the Sewell Appearing Block on Rod made by his father Eric. Carl Williams added the wonderful Okito transfers. It was based on the Eric Lewis block vanish design as fea

Two specially-prepared, yet innocent-appearing coffee cups cause liquid to appear and then multiply. May also be used for the classic Rice Bowls effect and other routines explained in the instructions

Circa 1910. The magician calls attention to an unprepared burning wax candle in a nickeled candlestick. A selected card disappears. At a clap of the hands, the flame extinguishes and the selected card

Circa 1950. A foulard (not supplied) is shown empty. Reaching beneath the cloth a form appears, which the magician sets on a nearby four-legged table with thin top. Pulling the cloth aside, a large ta

A lovely brass cage, ca. 1910 allows the magician to produce a live canary from within. The prop works, but wear as expected due to age.

A lit candle, covered with a handkerchief, is removed from the candle holder and vanishes without a trace. Candle holder beautifully turned by Floyd Thayer. c. 1920. No handkerchief included as any ma

Ben Stone. c. 1975. Plain paper is changed into real money with this innocent-appearing desk blotter. Finely made of walnut. Condition: Excellent.

This is a very large tall Massey style Flame Clock that was made by magician Larry Hess with permission from Ed Massey. A large burning candle is shown inside a cabinet with 3 doors. After the doors a

Circa 1960. Milk appears and disappears from an innocent-appearing can. Original label. Condition: Very good.

Candle covered with a silk is removed from the candlestick and vanishes. Appears to be early P&L “Modernistic” finish on the candlestick. Condition: Worn.

Circa 1960. Milk appears and disappears from an innocent-appearing can. Original label. Condition: Very good.

c. 1975. Plain paper is changed into real money with this innocent-appearing desk blotter. Finely made of walnut. Condition: Excellent.

Well done reprints from Stevens Magic of A Candle in the Dark by Thomas Ady (1665) and The Expositor by William Frederick Pinchbeck (1805). Condition: Very Good.