The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner
(1 customer review)

The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner

(c. 1978)

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1 review for The Chinese Money Box by Alan Warner

  1. Andy Martin –

    Here is a rare beauty from Alan’s early days when he’d create some wonderful and unique items for children’s performers.

    As often is the case with Alan’s work, The Chinese Money Box is not what you are expecting. Normally in this type of die-box type effect the large Chinese coin vanishes after some byplay and is found somewhere else on the Magician’s person. In fact, this is an option but what really makes this item unique are these two features:

    • When the coin has vanished the kids can still hear it rolling back and forth as the performer tips the box from side to side. But during this byplay the magician can expose half the coin in the back of the box, which will get the kids screaming even more.
    • This is then followed by the startling climax that the coin they think is rolling back and forth is in fact a large gold coin instead of the original silver one.

    I am almost always pleasantly surprised when I pick-up one of Alan’s items – he goes the extra mile to squeeze out all the magic he can from his wonderful items.  I think you will be pleased too 🙂

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