Paul Fox "Chick" Cups.

Chrome Paul Fox Chick Cups. Phoenix: Danny Dew, ca. 1975. Chromed oversize set of spun brass cups designed by Paul Fox. Large enough to accommodate a baseball or live baby chick. 4” high, openings 3

Paul Fox Cups Steel Tooling. Circa 1945. Heavy steel dies/tools used to manufacture the famous Fox-designed sets of Cups and Balls. Four pieces, including roller for finishing beads. The largest 3 ¾�

Copper Paul Fox Cups. Wallace, Idaho: Jeff Busby Magic, ca. 1990. Three spun copper cups manufactured with the Paul Fox design. With hallmarked carrying bag. 2 ¾” openings.

Chrome Paul Fox Cups. Phoenix: Danny Dew, ca. 1970. Three chrome plated spun brass cups manufactured and sold by Danny Dew. Interiors painted white. 2 ¾” openings.

Copper Paul Fox Cups. Phoenix: Danny Dew, ca. 1970. Set of three spun copper cups designed by Fox, and manufactured and sold by Danny Dew. Mouths 2 ¾″ diameter. Good.

Aluminum Paul Fox Cup Prototypes. Circa 1990. Three spun aluminum cups with Paul Fox’s design. Lightweight aluminum, with bold marks inside. Likely a prototype set used in the manufacture of Busby��

Water appears, increases and vanishes from two highly plated metal cups. Beautifully made. Condition: Very good.

Paul Fox Gold Ring. A 10-karat gold ring stamped with the initials emblem widely used on sets of Fox’s cups and other material. Leather box.

Paul Revere Pottery egg cup and small plate. Egg cup in green with chick and Joe His Cup and the plate with tulip and marked J D 34, (joseph Driscol) Height 2.75 in and diameter 6.25 in

3 pieces including a cup, bowl and plate, each piece decorated with a medallion containing a chick in a landscape within a white band inscribed "Felicity Mary Phillipa Elwes" on a matte dark blue grou

the bowl and cup with faint circular black Paul Revere Pottery mark; the plate with possible faint remnants of circular mark; each piece decorated with a medallion containing a chick in a landscape, w

Paul Fox Checker Cabinet. Circa 1940. Completed by Jeff Busby, ca. 1990. Checkers and a glass filled with rice transpose between a decorative cover and three compartments in a wooden cabinet. Lacquere

Dew, Daniel. Danny Dew’s Paul Fox Candy and Confetti Bowl. Phoenix: Danny Dew, ca. 1965. Confetti scooped in to the bowl changes to sweets as if by magic. Chrome plated. With hat coil ring, two hat

Paul Fox Rising Cards. Colorado Springs: Paul Fox, ca. 1945. Lucite houlette and gimmicks cause selected cards to mysteriously rise from the pack on the magician’s command. Hallmarked. With a supply

D:8.5cm H:6.7cm

Approx 2 1/8" in diameter and 3 1/2" tall

A vintage, possibly silver plate stirrup cup with head of a fox affixed to the end. A stirrup cup is a parting cup given to guests, especially when they are leaving and have their feet in the stirrups

A vintage, possibly silver plate stirrup cup with head of a fox affixed to the end. A stirrup cup is a parting cup given to guests, especially when they are leaving and have their feet in the stirrups

Vintage Royal Doulton Reynard the Fox Demitasse Cup and Saucer. Manufactured in the 1950s. The saucer measures approximately 4.5" in diameter and the cup measures approximately 2.5" tall and 2 1/8" in

Long Pour Salt Gimmick. Phoenix: Danny Dew, ca. 1980. Spun aluminum gimmick for the salt pour trick designed by Paul Fox, made and distributed by Danny Dew. In original mailing box. Together with an u

Vi 38107 Henry Allen y Su Orquesta De Nueva York - Make A Country Bird Fly Wild-Fox Trot (A) / Pleasing Paul-Fox Trot (B). This record is part of a 800+ piece single-owner collection from a Los Angele

19th century, naturalistically modeled, comprising: two small porcelain fox heads, painted each with a gilt band around the rim, one with inscription "Tally-Ho!!", larger 4-1/4 in.; porcelain hound he

20th century, each with frosted blue glass fox-head form foot, 6 x 3-1/4 in. Provenance: Private Collection

figural, by Royal Stratford, 4 1/2", excellent.