Butterfly Box. Pasadena, Okito-Williams, ca. 1994.

Delben/Okito Blotter. Pasadena: Okito-Williams, ca. 2005. A blotter changes blank paper into real paper money. Decorated in the Okito style. Original box. Hallmarked. Fine.

Ring on Wand Illusion. Pasadena: Okito-Williams, ca. 1995. Solid wooden rings penetrate a magic wand when placed inside an open-topped cabinet. Elaborately decorated with orange lacquer and decals, in

Okito Color-Changing Candle. Pasadena, Okito-Williams, ca. 1998. A white candle instantly, visibly, and without cover, changes to red while sitting in a tall metal candlestick. From an edition of appr

Okito Ribbon Penetration. Pasadena: Okito-Williams, ca. 2000. Lacquered cabinet holds a metal plate; a hole runs through all pieces. A ribbon is threaded through the cabinet and plate, yet the plate p

Ca. 2000 Described from the original instructions: "No other item comprising the series of ten will be either as expensive or as rare as this piece of apparatus." It is "...built of the finest of mate

Carl Williams. 2000. A beautifully decorated box is shown empty by opening both front and back doors. When closed, a production of silks is made, followed by a brandy snifter filled with liquid. Box s

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

Blackstone Forever Magic Wand. Pasadena: Custom Magic (Carl Williams), ca. 2000. Cocobolo wand with cast coin silver tips representing Harry Blackstone Jr. and Sr. 11 ¼” long. From a limite

FoolinÕ With Time. Pasadena: Carl Williams Custom Magic, ca. 2000. A spectator selects a time of day by rotating the hands of a watch without looking at the watchÕs face. A prediction is later shown

Ca. 1994-2000, Box lot of seven collector Barbie dolls in their original boxes. Including: Arctic Barbie, 3-D edition Native American Barbie, NWC Native American Barbie, 4th edition Native American Ba

Card Trimmer in Original Case. George W. Williams “Box Maker”, New York, ca. 1880. German silver and wooden base. Paper label and green felt on bottom. Exc.

Desert landscape, 1942 Oil on masonite Signed and dated lower right: Charles R. Williams 18.5" H x 38" W

Pair of H.J. Elliot’s Okito Boxes. Gurnee: Precision Magic Metals, ca. 2000. One stainless steel and one bronze heavy duty Okito-style coin boxes; each hold three silver dollars. With instructio

(3) Framed Mola textiles, made by the Kuna Indians in the San Blas Islands of the East Coast of Panama, including parrots made by Lisa ca 1994 (12-3/4" x 15-3/4", 16-1/4" x 19-1/8" framed), cupid made

with ebonized borders; the hinged lid enclosing a green silk-lined interior; Provenance: The Terry and Debbi Lanni Collection, Pasadena CA; 21 inches wide; 14 1/4 inches deep; 7 1/2 inches high

Four Cast Iron Mail Box Style Still Banks. Kenton "US Mail" with eagle bank, ca. 1911. A.C. Williams, ca. 1915. Red, Green and Silver with eagle with back coin slot measures 3 5/8 inches tall.

From Carl Williams Custom Magic, the wand is made from cocobolo wood and cast coin silver tips in the likeness of Chinese magician Kikkoman. In custom wood case. Ca 1994.

the hinged lid concealing an undivided interior lined with marbled paper; Provenance: The Terry & Debbi Lanni Collection, Pasadena CA; 12 1/4 inches wide; 8 inches deep; 5 inches high

early 19th century; Provenance: The Terry and Debbi Lanni Collection, Pasadena CA; Condition: with loss to inlay and veneer; no key; 9 3/4 inches wide; 6 3/4 inches deep; 5 1/8 inches high;

Described in Okito On Magic. A dove is placed into a box decorated in oriental style. The box is suspended in the center of the stage (rigging not included) and at the magician’s command, the box fa

William Jolly (American, 1927-2014), "Tulip, Embarcadero Center, S.F. CA," 1994, chromoskedasic solarization print, signed on mat lower right, labeled verso, image: 9.5"h x 6.75"w, overall (with frame

Carl Williams c. 1995. Magician thrusts his arm through an open-ended box to show it empty, then places the box on a low stand and covers it with a lid. When the lid is removed, a large production of

Vernon, Dai (David Frederick Wingfield Verner). Card Penetration Apparatus. Okito [?], ca. 1930. A ribbon is threaded through a handsome wooden box with two holes running through it. A card with corre

signed; with original dust cover and box; Provenance: The Terry and Debbi Lanni Collection, Pasadena CA; Condition: good; no chips, cracks or scratches; 14 inches diameter; 3 inches high