Birds of Burma by Milson Worth

I purchased this many years ago from Bill King when I bought his entire Milson Worth Collection before his passing. It still has his label on it and was the 66th piece of Milson Worth he purchased. Bill bought this item new and placed it on the shelf without any use as he did with the vast majority of his props He was an avid collector and an all round great guy. Most of his collection was sold through Potter and Potter auctions.

In the effect four silks (P&A) are shown and placed on a T stand. They are covered with a cloth (cloth has a rod in the top that hooks into eyelets on the to stand facilitate this) but part of the silks remain at the bottom of the cloth visible at all times. The silks are removed and Tied in loose knots.  They are then vanished and when the cloth is removed the silks have returned still retaining their knots! The T stand height  is adjustable and the entire outfit breaks down for packing. Even the cloth rod is made to take apart for packing.

A unusual Milson Worth Prop not seen often. In very good condition.

Estimate $300-500