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For your man cave or magic denthe most famous face from magic's illustrious past
HOUDINI HEAD WALL SHELFthis listing is for ONE head(Bronze)
Handcrafted, handpainted resin sculpture
Keyhole drilled for hanging
The specs and details:- Hand cast in museum quality resin
- 13" high x 10" wide x 6" deep
- Keyhole drilled on the back for easy hanging
MADE IN USA Shipped from USA~ Quality Guaranteed ~(weighs approx. 3-4 lbs.)Order with confidence. We have been in business since 1972.
The most famous face of magic's illustrious past will inhabit your man cave, Magic Den, or collectibles corner.
A mature portrait of the world renowned showman with the determined and confident look of a man at the peak of his career. The master escape artist is enframed with chains terminating in an early style padlock inscribed "Houdini" above his birth and death dates. The original sculpture was meticulously modeled by sculptor, Alan St. George. Then it is cold cast in high quality artist resin in the USA. Hand-painted finishes. Shown in Antique Gold. Approximately 13" x 10" x 6". Ready to hang.
The shelf can also be used against the wall and ceiling as a corbel, or in pairs for square passages. Span a pair with a board to make a shelf of your desired size. Display your books or magic collectibles. Adds interest to your Magic Den or collector's corner. The most famous face from magic history's illustrious past!
TESTIMONIALS:
"In one word: MAGNIFICENT! I even add: MAGIC! Thank you very much! T.L. (FRANCE)"...words cannot describe how beautiful and perfect these are. I have seen the photos, but they are so much better to see
and hold in person. No one else could have done a finer job on these 'works of art.' I have purchased many items from
through England and other countries. Nothing was ever packaged as greatly as these items were. I kept thinking
to myself how carefully they were in the boxes. When I finally opened the finished products, I could see the need
for all the care and work that went into them." (USA)
