Billiard Ball Stand. Hamburg: Willmann, ca. 1895.

Billiard Ball Stand. German, ca. 1930s. Nickel-plated stand with cups for seven billiard balls produced by the magician. Four cups with pins in their bases, possibly to accommodate shells. Servante at

Billiard Ball Stand. Bridgeport: Sherms, ca. 1949. Heavy and attractive detachable cast metal skeleton stand outfitted with painted red shells and one ball to facilitate the production of billiard bal

Billiard Ball Stand. Manufacturer unknown, ca. 1970s. Turned wooden billiard ball stand in three colors. 17 x 14 ½ x 7 ½”. Very good.

Mysterious Billiard Ball Tube. German, likely Klingl, ca. 1920s – 30s. Handsome nickel-plated tube with tiered cap and stand, supplied with two turned wooden balls painted green. A billiard ball pas

Arguably the most beautiful and mechanically perfect stand of its type ever made. Absolutely stunning in red, gold and black lacquers and fitted for red balls. The stand cleverly delivers six balls in

Manipulation Watches. Hamburg, Willmann, ca. 1925 [?]. Set of seventeen faux pocket watches for use in manipulative magic acts. Included are one hook watch, one diminishing watch set, two production w

Manipulation Watches. Hamburg: Willmann, ca. 1925. Set of faux pocket watches for use in manipulative magic acts. Includes stack of nine production watches with holder, one production watch with finge

Divination Box. Hamburg: Carl Willmann, ca. 1900. Four numbered blocks are arranged in a box by a spectator. This box is locked in another, larger box. Even so, the magician knows their order. Handsom

Multiplying Billiard Balls. English, ca. 1950s. Precision-made metal billiard balls in red, white, and blue, hinged together with attached thumb tip. Minor paint loss.

B & B's (Blues Brothers) billiard parlor ball and pool cue stand

Multiplying Billiard Balls. Los Angeles: F.G. Thayer, ca. 1930. Group of fourteen finely turned wooden billiard balls painted in various colors, with two red shells. Ten balls and three shells 1 5/8"

[P&L] Dream Tube trick. New Haven, Petrie & Lewis (P&L) for Steen, ca. 1932. Handkerchiefs or a billiard ball are produced from an empty tube. Objects can also vanish or be changed when placed in the

Early floor standing Germany?) Conradi? Stand used to produce 8 billiard balls.

[Petrie & Lewis] Group of P&L Multiplying Billiard Balls and more. New Haven: P&L, ca. 1930s. Including seven "one-to-four" sets in boxes with red, pearl, or glitter finishes; and a set of Patriotic B

Multiplying Billiard Balls. Los Angeles: F.G. Thayer and others, ca. 1930s. Fifteen solid balls comprising at least three complete sets of the popular stage trick in which solid wooden balls multiply

Ph. de Noran. Ph. De Noran and Datura. Brussels: Affiches Marci, ca. 1920. Color lithographed poster with scenes from the performance of this European magician, including a levitation, billiard ball m

Ph. de Noran. Ph. De Noran and Datura. Brussels: Affiches Marci, ca. 1920. Color lithographed poster with scenes from the performance of this European magician, including a levitation, billiard ball m

Horsman's Boy Magician Outfit. New Haven: Petrie and Lewis for Horsman, ca. 1919. Set with wooden props including Billiard Balls, Marble Vase Ball Vase, Wand, and more, manufactured by P&L along the l

Rosini, Paul. Lobby Photograph of Magician Paul Rosini, Inscribed and Signed. Chicago: Maurice Seymour, ca. 1936. Bust portrait of the famous nightclub magician manipulating billiard balls in his fing

Ca 1920-1940. Inricately carved puzzle ball with figural female stand in original box. 9 1/2 inches tall. One spot on ball has loss.

A Brunswick Billiards Table lot includes six cue sticks with stand, balls, two racks, a bridge stick, and table brush. 32 x 110 x 60 inches. Property from a Prominent Kentucky Home and Family

Ca. 1900. Folding stick and ball portfolio stand, 32"h. 20"w. 19"d. and a fen planter with six curved legs and galvanized liner. 24"h. 59.5"w. 16.5"d.

Willmann’s Astral-Mysterien Pamphlet. Hamburg, ca. 1898. Modern brown boards with gilt stamped spine. Pages detailed in attractive red and blue. Ex-libris Dr. John Henry Goodman. Some pages bent, in

Card in Balloon. Hamburg: Janos Bartl, ca. 1930. A chosen card appears when a balloon tied to a nickel plated stand suddenly pops. Unusual design; possibly used to produce a card from other objects. 8