A Late 19thC Painted Treen ‘Disappearing Ball’ Magic Trick c.1900 sub-Decorative Objects and would he be able

and would he be able to enjoy a good standard of living

There are no signs of major damage or restoration so he remains in nice un-meddled with order with some slight blemishes all in keeping for good character

A top drawer example with a wonderful provenance

This butchers block-esque workbench come coffee table is very much on song with today’s interior trends and its totally unashamedly original farmhouse condition means it provides a generous dollop of rustic charm

A Late 19thC Painted Treen ‘Disappearing Ball’ Magic Trick c.1900 sub-Decorative Objects and would he be ableOrigin: 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