These items are part of my private collection, which I maintain for personal tracking and reference as I continue to collect. While they are not actively for sale, I am always open to conversations and inquiries from fellow collectors. I can be contacted at magic@davidscott.info.
Silk Pedestal. Circa 1920. Plated metal pedestal secretly introduces a handkerchief into a glass tumbler resting atop it. Powerful spring-loaded mechanism. Height 10" Well-made exa...
View Details →Silk Pedestal. Berlin: Conradi, 1920s. A nickel-plated pedestal cleverly gimmicked to secretly deliver a silk handkerchief into a tumbler resting atop it. Manually operated. Large ...
View Details →Card Star. Alhambra: Owen Magic Supreme, ca. 1970. Five selected cards appear on the points of this handsome wooden star when the deck is thrown at it. Height 21" . ...
View Details →Inlaid Drawer Box. 1920s. A number of silks or other small objects are produced from within the inlaid hardwood drawer previously shown empty. Some wear and warping from age. 11" x...
View Details →Crystal Chest. Tampa: Warren Hamilton, ca. 1960. A clear glass box is shown completely empty and a number of silks or a small bird is instantly produced within. 9" x 8" x 5" Repain...
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Square Circle. Tampa: Warren Hamilton, 1950s. A tube and box resting on a low stand are shown empty, then nested. A gigantic production of livestock, flowers, and silks is then mad...
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Silk Cabby. Tampa: Warren Hamilton, 1955. Cabinet changes, restores, produces, or vanishes handkerchiefs placed inside. High-gloss, finely stenciled hard lacquer finish. 7" x 5" x ...
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Square Circle. Tampa: Warren Hamilton, 1950s. A tube and box resting on a low stand are shown empty, then nested. A gigantic production of livestock, flowers, and silks is then mad...
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Silk Casket. Azusa: Owen Magic Supreme, ca. 1980s. A silk visibly appears within the glass sided wooden casket instantly. 5" x 5 " x 5"...
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Bran Vase. Roterberg, ca. 1900s. Handsome nickel-plated vase transforms a quantity of rice or bran into a live dove or small hare. 10" x 5". Very good....
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