Edwin's Glass, Silk, Ball and Egg

This trick is a combination of different effects, and what a combination it is! It might seem that something in Edwin's GLASS, SILK, BALL and EGG is familiar to you, but you'll soon find out that everything is somehow different!

The magician shows his hands to be empty, then takes a transparent glass from the table. It's clear that the glass is completely empty. Then a large silk suddenly appears inside the glass, filling it! The magician takes it out of the glass and presses it firmly together. When he opens his hand again, a large ball is there instead of the silk. The vanished silk is then taken from his jacket pocket. Within the blink of an eye the ball transforms into an egg, which the magician cracks open on the rim of the glass, proving it to be a real egg!

Edwin Hooper invented this fantastic succession of effects. His close friend Werry received the full manufacturing rights for this item.

The set comes in a full color box with the prepared transparent tumbler (matching to our other tricks with glasses), a special ball and detailed instructions.