Ball Vase. European ca. 1900. Finely turned mahogany

Large Ball Vase Deluxe. Viking Mfg. Co., 2007. A red ball is removed from the vase, vanishes, and reappears inside. The ball also changes into a handkerchief and back. Finely turned mahogany. 9” tal

Standard Ball Vase Deluxe. Viking Mfg. Co., 2007. A red ball is removed from the vase, vanishes, and reappears inside. The ball also changes into a handkerchief and back. Finely turned mahogany. 6”

Chippendale mahogany tilt-top tea table, a round two board dish top in finely figured mahogany, on a turned and compressed ball standard ending in talon and ball feet. 29”H x 31.25” dia..

Millet Vase. European, ca. 1900. Handsome boxwood vase from which a quantity of millet vanishes, then reappears. Double-plunger gimmick. 6 " tall. Chipping to base, good working condition.

Coffee or Candy Vase. European, ca. 1910s. Heavy, finely crafted brass vase which transforms candy or coffee into dry silk flags. With gilt-banded paper tube, probably added later. 15” tall. Fine.

"Melting Pot" Coin Vase. European, late nineteenth century. Finely turned tiered hardwood vase from which a coin vanishes and reappears. Mechanical head and foot operate smoothly. 5" tall. Very good.

Ca. 1900, mahogany. Brass gallery, floral, marquetry and line inlays, curved glass side panels, brass liners around glass, curved legs and lower shelf. Refinished. 56"h. 26"w. 14.5"d.

Soot Whistle. European, ca. 1900 [?]. Those who know the secret can make the whistle sound; those who do not blow soot into their faces. Turned wood, 4” long. Finish worn; good. A handwritten note b

Coffee Vase. European, ca. 1930. Handsome chrome-plated canister that transforms cotton balls or cloth into hot coffee. 14 tall. Very good.

A Louis XIII footstool in birch with finely turned legs and stretcher with classic ball, vase and ring combinations. Ex Barbara Richardson, Ste Agathe. Illustrated in The Early Furniture of French Can

Millet Vase. European, fourth quarter nineteenth century. Small boxwood vase causes seeds placed inside to vanish, then reappear. Double plunger gimmick. Finely turned. 3 ½" high.

Der Kliene Zauberer (The Little Conjurer) Magic Set. German, ca. 1900. Handsome set includes wooden ball vase, egg vase, pillars of Solomon, and obedient ball, as well as a wand, trick cards, and more

Passe Passe Ball Vases. German, ca. 1930. A red and blue ball resting in separate turned wooden vases magically transpose from one container to the other and back again when the lids are lifted and re

Round table top inset with a marble pietra dura design of roses and butterfly, supported by a mahogany base with turned shaft, on finely-carved ball and claw feet. Height: 23 in. Diameter: 22 in.

Morison Pill Box. Indiana: William Tresslar, ca. 2000. Turned hard maple vase. A ball vanishes, then reappears in the vase. Unlike other models, when the ball reappears, it can be tipped out of the va

Chop Cup. Escondido: John Dahms, ca. 1990. Finely turned hardwood cup for the traditional one cup and ball routine. With crocheted balls. 4” high, mouth 3 ½” diameter. Fine.

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"

Extremely well carved Ca. 1900 tall clock case with bonnet. Deep relief foliate and lion motifs. 91”H x 22.5”W x 12”D

Late 20th century, mahogany. Executed in the American ca. 1900 style, vase back, ladie's heads raised on scrolled arm stiles and hairy paw feet. Upholstered seat with brass tack trim. 16" seat, 30"h.

American Mahogany Candlestand, circa 1800, rectangular molded top on delicate turned vase-and-ball standard on tripod cabriole spider legs with pad feet. Height 29 ½ in. Top 14 ¾ in. x 13 in

It is mahogany with finely turned legs and flip out writing surface, three drawers and gallery, circa 1900, cast iron casters. 35" H x 18" W x 14" D. It is good condition with leather or faux leather

Morison Pill Box. [German], ca. 1930s. Turned wooden vase from which a red ball vanishes, then reappears. 5 ½" tall. Scattered mild scratching to finish, mechanism faulty.

Pair of American Sterling Silver Salt Cellars ca. 1900, cauldron form, with finely beaded rim and raised on three ball feet. h. 3/4", dia. 1-1/2"; 0.82 total t. oz.

Pennsylvania, 18th century, highly figured single board dish top tilting on birdcage support with ring and baluster turned standard, finely carved ball and claw feet, 28 x 33-1/4 x 33 in. Provenance: