*[SOLD]* Morrissey Duck Pan *PREOWNED*

Morrissey items are getting VERY hard to find- and they are expensive!
The lowest price we could find for this was $115, and that one was already sold!
This is an ORIGINAL MORRISSEY DUCK PAN, circa 1970s.
Only one is available- grab this bargain while you can!
From the estate of a retired professional magician.

In 1959, Herb Morrissey started his magic manufacturing company in a small basement just outside of Montreal, Canada.
He specialized in spun aluminum and copper products, specifically Cups & Balls sets, Zombie Floating Balls, Lota Bowls and Dove Pans.
His attention to quality quickly made Morrissey items a favorite of professional magicians.
Though the company closed down in 2013, Morrissey magic items continue to be highly sought after within the magic community.

What a work horse prop!
Production pans like this one are prized by magicians because they can be used in so many routines, centered around showing a pan empty, covering it briefly, and lifting the cover to reveal the pan overflowing with silks, sponges, flowers, prizes, candy, etc.
The Duck Pan was the largest pan made by Morrissey, and it can hold a LOT!

This DUCK PAN has a really nice patina!
The pan saw some stage use by the previous owner.
It shows surface scratches and wear.
SEE PHOTO.

This pan works perfectly, and is the easy-to-handle and nicely balanced pan that Morrissey was famous for.
You are getting quite a bargain here!

DESCRIPTION FROM THE MANUFACTURER:
The prop of 1001 uses, limited only by your imagination!
Morrissey Magic’s dove pans are beautiful pieces of magical equipment you will be proud to own and use.

Perfect for talent shows, theatrical productions, science classes, gospel magic and stage!

Originally designed to produce a live bird, today's magicians more often use the pan to produce loads of silks, flowers, sponges or little prizes for their audiences.

Just one of the possible effects:
The magician shows the pan empty and then breaks an egg into the pan, adds salt, pepper and water.
The cover is placed in position on top of the pan, and when it’s removed the pan contains either popcorn, candy, a rubber chicken or a cake which entirely fills the pan.

Pan is made of metal with a mirror finish.
The load pan is 8" in diameter and 3" deep.