Magic Milk Pitcher

The Adams’ Magic Milk Pitcher magic trick features an EAPC Milk Pitcher. The effect of the trick is that “More than half a pitcher, full of milk, is poured into a folded newspaper. The newspaper is crushed and thrown to the audience. The milk has disappeared. The balance of the milk is now poured into a glass.”

The secret is “The pitcher looks like it’s full of milk, but a plastic cup holds the milk against the inside wall of the pitcher, leaving an empty space in the center. When you apparently pour the milk into the newspaper, you merely transfer the milk from the outside of the plastic cup to the center. No milk leaves the pitcher – up to this point.”

The S.S. Adams Company produced another magic trick utilizing an Early American Prescut piece: Sugar Candy.

Contents

• 1 Milk Pitcher
• 1 clear plastic insert
• 1 small funnel with plastic tubing
• 1 instructions sheet

More on Early American Prescut (EAPC)

• Early American Prescut Glass by Tina Spain McDuffie
  Available in hardcover, paperback, and coil-bound.
• Early American Prescut Collection List by Tina Spain McDuffie
  Mobile-friendly digital file available as spreadsheet or PDF.
• About Early American Prescut
• Early American Prescut Color
• EAPC-Patterned Ceramics
• EAPC Sightings
• EAPC Frankenstein Gallery
• Where to Shop for Early American Prescut Pieces

* Verified.