Perfect Champagne Glass by Henry Harrius Martin Sanderson resting at the bottom of

resting at the bottom of the beer bottle

echoing the symbolism of gleaning from 'The Gleaners' painting

leaving behind the spectator's chosen and signed card

These effects are so good that your audience will not know that they are only an illusion

Beginning 1983

Perfect Champagne Glass by Henry Harrius Martin Sanderson resting at the bottom ofPRODUCING LIQUID FINALLY MADE EASY! Producing a drink is an impactful opener for any parlor or stage act. However, it can cause significant stress for the performer. It is uncomfortable to conceal, and the glass is fragile, making it easy to break and potentially ruining the entire show. Additionally, any big movements can lead to spillage, which would be a disaster. That's why we are introducing the Perfect Water Glass and Perfect Champagne Glass.