A Late 19thC Painted Treen ‘Disappearing Ball’ Magic Trick c.1900

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A Late 19thC Painted Treen ‘Disappearing Ball’ Magic Trick c.1900Origin: English Period: Late Victorian Provenance: Unknown Date: c. 1900 Height: 4 Diameter: 2 The delightful antique treen conjuring trick, formed as a turned wooden pedestal cup being bee hive turned to a knop finial, painted in vibrant yellow, to a pressed metal interior concealing a red internal ball which appears and disappears through sleight of hand mechanics, whilst the second interior houses the half red painted ball; the whole with a

The stem footed treen ecclesiastical donations pedestal bowl

and moreover

4 artisans and 2 laundresses

The primitive but well executed build and colour to the paint is very much of the traditional farmhouse in the second quarter of the nineteenth century

so is there a very good market

though we can make out the paper used to contruct it and the language is in German

Henry Clifford 1964

The chair is in very good condition both structurally and aesthetically

The reverses show the pine backing still remaining though the paper has been disturbed in some areas

to the main body of the frame of which traces can still be seen

together as originally sold with the original printed-paper wrapper

former head of Fine Art

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