Paul Fox Checker Cabinet.

Paul Fox Checker Cabinet. Circa 1940. Completed by Jeff Busby, ca. 1990. Checkers and a glass filled with rice transpose between a decorative cover and three compartments in a wooden cabinet. Lacquere

Okito Checker Cabinet. Las Vegas: Okito-Nielsen, ca. 2000. Club size (overall approx. 20 x 14 x 6") cabinet for the magical transposition of a stack of checkers and a glass full of rice. Including all

William “Doc” Nixon’s version of the Okito Checker Cabinet. Handmade by Nixon, circa 1930. Large, highly-decorated cabinet for transposition of a stack of checkers, and glass of rice. Appears to

Paul Fox Cups Steel Tooling. Circa 1945. Heavy steel dies/tools used to manufacture the famous Fox-designed sets of Cups and Balls. Four pieces, including roller for finishing beads. The largest 3 ¾�

Chrome Paul Fox Chick Cups. Phoenix: Danny Dew, ca. 1975. Chromed oversize set of spun brass cups designed by Paul Fox. Large enough to accommodate a baseball or live baby chick. 4” high, openings 3

Copper Paul Fox Cups. Wallace, Idaho: Jeff Busby Magic, ca. 1990. Three spun copper cups manufactured with the Paul Fox design. With hallmarked carrying bag. 2 ¾” openings.

Paul Fox Gold Ring. A 10-karat gold ring stamped with the initials emblem widely used on sets of Fox’s cups and other material. Leather box.

Chrome Paul Fox Cups. Phoenix: Danny Dew, ca. 1970. Three chrome plated spun brass cups manufactured and sold by Danny Dew. Interiors painted white. 2 ¾” openings.

Dew, Daniel. Danny Dew’s Paul Fox Candy and Confetti Bowl. Phoenix: Danny Dew, ca. 1965. Confetti scooped in to the bowl changes to sweets as if by magic. Chrome plated. With hat coil ring, two hat

Loring Checker Cabinet. Oklahoma: Haenchen & Co., ca. 1950. A glass full of rice transposes positions with a stack of checkers under a metal cover and in a fancy wooden cabinet. Cabinet 12" wide. With

Copper Paul Fox Cups. Phoenix: Danny Dew, ca. 1970. Set of three spun copper cups designed by Fox, and manufactured and sold by Danny Dew. Mouths 2 ¾″ diameter. Good.

Water appears, increases and vanishes from two highly plated metal cups. Beautifully made. Condition: Very good.

Aluminum Paul Fox Cup Prototypes. Circa 1990. Three spun aluminum cups with Paul Fox’s design. Lightweight aluminum, with bold marks inside. Likely a prototype set used in the manufacture of Busby��

Paul Fox Rising Cards. Colorado Springs: Paul Fox, ca. 1945. Lucite houlette and gimmicks cause selected cards to mysteriously rise from the pack on the magician’s command. Hallmarked. With a supply

Ornately decorated Asian-themed center table as used by Okito to hold his Checker Cabinet mystery in-performance. Made by Norm Nielsen in Okito-style and decorated with rare transfer decals. Folds fla

Created by Lester Lake and sold by Abbott in the 1940’s, this is a rare version of a checker cabinet. The blocks will magically travel from the smaller box to the larger box which is in the shape of

Long Pour Salt Gimmick. Phoenix: Danny Dew, ca. 1980. Spun aluminum gimmick for the salt pour trick designed by Paul Fox, made and distributed by Danny Dew. In original mailing box. Together with an u

Vi 38107 Henry Allen y Su Orquesta De Nueva York - Make A Country Bird Fly Wild-Fox Trot (A) / Pleasing Paul-Fox Trot (B). This record is part of a 800+ piece single-owner collection from a Los Angele

Paul Evans Cabinet, model PE-40A Paul Evans Studio for DirectionalUSA, c. 1967welded, gilt and enameled steel, painted wood, enameled steel, slate 31.5 h × 72 w × 21.625 d in (80 &t

Phillip Lloyd Powell and Paul Evans wall-mounted cabinet USA, c. 1955 walnut, welded and patinated steel, bronze, slate 110 w x 21.5 d x 22 h inches Cabinet features four drawers, two sliding doors co

Paul Evans cabinet Paul Evans Studio USA, c. 1981 laminate, acrylic, chrome-plated steel 109 w x 29 d x 31.25 h inches Cabinet features five rotating doors each concealing two shelves. Literature: Pau

Paul Evans cabinet Paul Evans Studio for DirectionalUSA, 1972welded and enameled steel, slate60 w x 21.5 d x 31 h in (152 x 55 x 79 cm) Cabinet features three doors concealing two drawe

Attrib to: Paul Evans (American, 1931-1987). Beautifully handcrafted cabinet with welded and enameled steel, 18-karat gold leaf contours and the doors conceal storage with 3 lacquered wood adjustable

Phillip Lloyd Powell and Paul Evans wall-mounted cabinet USA, c. 1962American black walnut, welded and enameled steel, fabric30.5 w × 19.25 d × 54 h in (77 × 49 × 137 cm)