Vanishing Birdcage. American, ca. 1940. Semi-rigid

Vanishing Birdcage. American, ca. 1940. Semi-rigid model. Brass and chrome bars. 5 ¾ x 4 ¾ x 4 ¾”. With interesting tubular brass carrying case. Very good.

Vanishing Birdcage. German, ca. 1930. Handsome nickel plated cage vanishes from between the magician’s hands. Semi-rigid model. 7 x 4 ¼ x 6”. Stamped “Germany.” Tarnished, else very good.

Vanishing Birdcage. British [?], ca. 1930. Nickel-plated cage vanishes from the magician’s hands. Semi-rigid model with wooden perch. 6 x 5 x 4 ”. One bar lacking, light tarnish, else good.

Vanishing Birdcage. German [?], ca. 1920. Nickel-plated cage vanishes from between the magician’s hands. Semi-rigid model. 7 x 4 x 5”. Tarnished, lacking one bar, but structurally sound.

Vanishing Birdcage. British [?], ca. 1930. Chrome cage vanishes from the magician’s hands. Semi-rigid model. 6 x 4 4 ”. Some tarnish and light rust, but very good overall.

Vanishing Bird Cage. London: John Martin, ca. 1944. A rigid cage vanishes from between the magician's hands. 6 _ x 4 x 5 ". Good condition.

Classic Vanishing Bird Cage crafted in stainless steel and brass. Semi-rigid style. With nylon pull. Vanishes easily. Owen quality. Condition: Excellent.

Lot of 2. Circa 1940. Two semi-rigid cages from different makers for the classic vanishing effect. Cage 1: 7” x 6” x 4 ½“. Cage 2: 7” x 5” x 4 ½“. Condition: Very good. Stiff working. No

Leather Chinese Dice Box with Dice. American, ca. 1940. Uses fair dice but they can be controlled by the shaker. Excellent.

Lota Vase. American, ca. 1940. A handsome spun brass vase filled with water is emptied by the magician. A moment later, it refills again. This magical re-filling is repeated several times. 7 " high.

A model of an American stagecoach used in the early 18th century. The four painted zinc horses pulling a carved and painted wooden carriage, circa 1940, loss and wear, measuring 8.75" x 34" x 7.5".

Two Carnival Wheels. American, ca. 1940. One wheel with a stand and clacker, the other a double-sided wall mount model with mounting boards and clacker. Both hand painted with numbers. Very good. The

Glass Penetration. American, ca. 1940. A pencil or spike penetrates a sheet of glass housed in a hardwood frame. Hardwood and brass, with display stand. Frame 10 ½ x 8 ½”. Very good.

White King Soap Embossed Tin Sign. American, ca. 1940. 13 ¼ X 9 ¼”. Very good.

American, ca. 1940, having deep raked gesso cove profile with gilt top edge and ripple sight edge. Rabbet: 13" x 14" Overall Dimensions: 22" x 23" Molding Width: 5

French or American, ca. 1940, oil on board depicting a young woman waiting on a platform for a train, she is holding an umbrella and a bag with a tennis racket, housed in a period modernist frame, 20"

American, ca. 1940, oil on masonite depicting a girl holding a chicken, housed in a fine period carved giltwood and polychrome frame by The House of Heydenryk, 24" x 31 3/4" board, 33" x 40 1/2" frame

American, ca. 1940, a very nice polychrome cassetta in a great standard size. Overall 39 1/4" x 45 3/4", Rabbet 30" x 36", Molding 5"

Three Put & Take Tops. Two Gaffed, One Straight. American, ca. 1940. One is straight, one favors high numbers, the other favors low numbers.

American, ca. 1940-1942. A group of two pre-war Lionel accessories, including one No. 840 power station (ht. 18.5, wd. 26, dp. 19.5 in.), and one No. 437 switch signal tower (ht. 8.75, wd. 10, dp. 8

American, ca. 1940, very cool modernist form, by Newcomb Macklin, 18" x 22" rabbet, 23 1/2" x 27 3/4" overall, 3 1/2" molding width.

American, ca. 1940, hand carved with white painted liner, possibly by Heydenryk. One of pair with Lot #XXXX. Rabbet: 16" X 19" Overall Dimensions: 24 1/4" X 27" Molding Width: 4 1/2"

American, ca. 1940, wormy chestnut possibly by Heydenryk. Overall 33" x 39", Rabbet 24" x 30", Molding 4 1/2".

American, ca. 1940. Lithographed tin horse ridden by the Lone Ranger with twirling lasso. Functions properly. 7.5"h.