Table Servante

The Table Servante is a professional magic accessory designed specifically for table performances. It attaches discreetly along the inner edge of a table, using the tabletop itself to create a natural blind spot. Whether you need to make an object “vanish” or “appear” out of nowhere, this secret pocket offers a silent, smooth, and reliable solution. It allows props to slide seamlessly into a hidden space, avoiding the risk of dropping items onto the floor or your lap. An essential tool for enhancing the fluency of close‑up and table magic.

Core Functions: Loading & Dropping
In magic technique, Loading and Dropping are two key actions — and the Table Servante is built exactly for them:

Loading (Top‑Load) – Before your performance, pre‑place a prop inside the pocket. When the moment comes, you retrieve it as if from nothing. Perfect for “bare‑handed appearance” effects.

Dropping (Bottom‑Drop) – After a trick, when you need to secretly ditch or hide a used prop, a gentle flat push sends the object silently into the bottom of the Servante. Clean, effortless prop transfer and concealment.

Specifications

• Dimensions: approx. 12″ x 7″  (30cm × 18cm) – fits most standard table magic setups.
• Materials: stainless steel strip (to adjust the size and angle of the pocket opening) and high‑tenacity polyester fabric.
• Weight: approx. 50g – lightweight and portable; barely noticeable once installed.

Installation & Usage Guide

1. Attach the hook tape – Peel off the adhesive backing of the hook‑and‑loop fastener’s hook side (rough side). Stick it firmly along the inner lower edge of the table.
2. Attach the loop tape – Press the loop side (soft side) on the back of the Servante onto the hook tape. Ensure a tight, secure bond.
3. Adjust the opening – Bend the internal stainless steel strip to adjust the size and angle of the pocket opening. The opening should be well‑hidden yet easy for props to slide in and out, based on your table thickness and performance needs.

Servante only, no table or props included.