The Shifting Sands (Sand Canisters). Azusa: Owen Magic,

(Burtini?) A pair of highly chromed canisters are shown. White sugar is poured from the small canister until the large one is overflowing. The sugar vanishes from the large canister and now sand is po

Circa 1939. Six modernistic, crackle finished (P&L?) cups become filled with water (or sand) a’la the Germain Jars effect. No instructions. Uncommon. Condition: Good.

ABC Blocks. Azusa: Owen Magic Supreme, 1990s. A large letter block vanishes from between two others and appears elsewhere. 3” block. 13” tall. Minor wear to block shell. Overall good.

Dr. Q Slates. Azusa: Owen Magic Supreme, ca. 1990. Though examined by the audience, these slates will produce “ghostly” messages on their surfaces. 10 x 8”. Hallmarked. Very good.

Burning Alive – Cremation Illusion. Azusa: Owen Magic Supreme, ca. 1980. An assistant laying on a tray is slid into a casket. The lid is removed and the casket is set ablaze. When the doors of the c

Spirit Bell. Azusa: Owen Magic Supreme, ca. 1990. A bell on a wooden platform, covered by a glass dome rings – once for yes, twice for no – as if activated by an unseen spirit hand. Ringing device

Azusa. 1992. Owen Magic Supreme. First Edition. The story of Floyd Thayer. 356 pages. This copy is one of 25 bound in full leather deluxe edition. It is numbered #61 from the full run of 1000 copies.

Azusa. 1977. Owen Magic Supreme. First Edition. The story of Carl Owen. 303 pages. #943 of 1000 copies. Bound in red fabric with ¼ leather. Autographed by Les Smith. Fine condition.

This is an original effect made and decorated by Okito himself! Exquisite craftsmanship, paint and decals! The magician places a spectator’s personal object into an orange canister. The canister is

A number of stacked of wooden checkers are covered with a decorative canister, an orange is placed under a second canister, and a beautiful spun vase is filled with rice. Upon the magician’s command

Late 1800’s canister that allows for the exchange of one item for another, even dry items for liquid. Similar to a Niffen tube. Brass construction.

A decorated metal toleware canister is shown and a small object placed inside. When the lid is removed the object has vanished or transformed into an array of silk handkerchiefs or other objects. For

Circa 1930. A 22” x 10” canister is shown empty. The lid is replaced and when again removed, several live ducks appear. May also be used to produce other livestock, silks or objects. A giant-sized

Preston Duwyenie (Hopi, b. 1951) Micaceous Blackware Pottery Jar with imbedded "shifting sands" silver inset signed with hallmark (base) height 6 1/2 x diameter 9 1/2 inches Please note: Lot is locate

Vintage Magic Sands iridescent glass in a blue cup. Size is 5 inches in height.

2 Pcs. of Art Glass Incl.4 1/4"H Magic Sands Blown Glass Jar By Peter Vizzusi & 5 1/2" H. Vandermark Feather Egg in VG Cond.

Great early wood hour glass in tin canister. Sand flows properly. Canister has some spotting of rust. 7" x 4".

Sand and Sugar Canisters. European, ca. 1930. A quantity of sand is poured into a large canister from a smaller canister until the large canister is overflowing. Then, magically, the large canister is

Handled Ceramic Canister, no apparent inscriptions or mark to piece, subject a sand colored cylindrical ceramic canister with two handles, measures 7 1/2 x 8 1/2 x 6 inches, apparent cracks to body, s

9 PIECES OF TIN & TOLEWARE BUCKETS, PAILS, & CANISTERS. 1 IS A DISNEY SAND PAIL. PAINT LOSS AND RUST. 5" - 16" H

Sand Pencil. New Haven: Petrie & Lewis (P&L)/ Mysto Magic, ca. 1930s. Two examples, one chrome (4 ¾") and one wooden (5 ¼"), both with fitted caps and working tip releases, in a P&L box; together wi

A lovely French automaton believed to be from Jean Farkas (1917-2014). With his wife Anne, who was a seamstress and created the costumes, they created and repaired automata. In 1974 they moved from Pa

McIlhany had this custom made after seeing Ken Klosterman’s Hofzinser Card Rise that Charles Kalish had copied from the original in the Library of Congress. This remarkable piece of apparatus was ap

A mechanical masterpiece! A spectacular reproduction of Conradi – Horster’s feast for the eyes! A true spectacle. Balls automatically disappear from the ball stand and start a “roller coaster ri