Magic Box

The Magic Box was a magic shop located on Maple Court in Sunnydale last owned and operated by Rupert Giles. When Giles left Sunnydale to return to England Anya Jenkins became the manager with Giles remaining a silent partner. It served as the primary headquarters for the Scooby Gang throughout the fifth and sixth seasons until its destruction at the hands of a corrupted Willow Rosenberg; afterwards, the Summers residence served as their headquarters.

Uncle Bob's Magic Cabinet
In Season 3 and 4 the shop was known as Uncle Bob's Magic Cabinet. Some time after "Hush" and before "Real Me" the shop was expanded and renamed the Magic Box.

We saw Uncle Bob's Magic Cabinet in "Lovers Walk" and "The Zeppo" and it's appeared in other episodes. The store's shopping bags have also appeared in various episodes.

The shop went through a series of owners, many of whom met grisly deaths at the hands of Sunnydale's demonic residents.

The Magic Box
In "Real Me", Rupert Giles bought the Magic Box after the death of its previous owner. Soon after opening, Anya Jenkins became a full time employee. For a brief period, Buffy Summers also worked part time for The Magic Shop but found that she was not cut out for such employment.

The Magic Box was destroyed after Willow Rosenberg, crazed by magic, sucked its contents dry and then fought a vicious battle with Giles within it in "Grave". Its exterior was last seen in "Same Time, Same Place".The Magic Box



Merchandise
The following merchandise was available for sale at The Magic Box:
 * Skink root
 * Essence of rose thorn
 * Canary's feathers
 * Raven's feathers
 * Essence of violet
 * Cloves
 * Set of runic tablets
 * Rats' eyes
 * Holy water
 * Unicorn statue
 * Rabbit's Foot
 * A Statue of Ooftar, the Goddess of Childbirth
 * Green Egg Magazine
 * Flea Bane
 * Salamander Eyes
 * Bind Weed
 * Halabore
 * Amulet of Cauldis
 * Urn of Ishtar
 * Essence of Slug candles
 * Eyeballs in honey
 * Dagger of Lex
 * Petrified hamster
 * Mummy's hand

A wide variety of other magical paraphernalia was also available, including candles, crystal balls, love potions (possibly not real potions), etc., along with presumably non-magical items such as history books, jewelery, etc.