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Magic.J.Manuel Special user I have danced upon 663 Posts 
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My friend Buck has a Magic Shop nearby and would like to identify three sets of cups he has for sale on consignment.
Please let me know if you anything about them that will help him out. One set is a four cup combo set with a JP logo inside:   One set is PF style, heavy copper with silver/nickle plating:    Third set is thinner copper traditional style:  Thanks for any help. J.Manuel
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Magic.J.Manuel Special user I have danced upon 663 Posts
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JP is Johnson Products
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Chessmann Inner circle 4247 Posts
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The 2nd set reminds me of the pewter cups of Mark Burger/House of Magic.
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Magic.J.Manuel Special user I have danced upon 663 Posts
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Maybe Buma pewter/gold inside and rings. Thanks Francis.
The traditionals are about 2.5" inside mouth and height, and thinner metal than other recent trads.
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Tom Fenton.jpg "View Profile") Inner circle Leeds, UK (but I'm Scottish) 1477 Posts
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Harries perhaps?
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Richard Evans Inner circle 1379 Posts
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I agree - definitely Buma cups: pewter with gold beads
I think the copper trads are probably Tannen's
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francisngkl Special user Singapore 509 Posts
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I think the cups in the third picture are also Buma's.If so, they are either silver-plated or pewter. The ones with gold rings (picture 4th & 5th) is a different set.
Francis
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Magic.J.Manuel Special user I have danced upon 663 Posts
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Thanks everyone. Buck does appreciate the info.
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Denis Bastible Loyal user Buffalo, New York 293 Posts
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You guys are GOOD!!!!!
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francisngkl Special user Singapore 509 Posts
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Sorry guys,
I was told the cups in the third, fourth and fifth ARE the same cups! I must be old, couldn't see the golden rims in the picture. Another reason for my mistake is that Buma did have similar cups without the golden rim in silver-plated and pewter. Francis
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Bill Palmer Eternal Order Only Jonathan Townsend has more than 24315 Posts
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If the third set (copper) will accept a tennis ball, they are either Tannen's Stubby Cups or Golden's Magic Wand cups The Tannen's cups are about 4 1/2 ounces each. The Golden's Magic Wand cups are a bit lighter.
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