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One of the earliest marbles made by Peltier Glass Co., these multicolored swirls include a green or brown transparent base with swirls of several different colors. Circa 1920s and 1930s.

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Made in the United States in the 1950s, these fun and collectible plastic toys lay marbles.

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Another of the select group of young, talented West Coast glass artists, Mike makes a wide variety of marbles from 1 to 4 inches in diameter. His subject matters include colors, shapes, and even bugs [you gotta check them ou...

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Handmade marbles made by Vacor measuring 3/4" and 7/8". They were made in 1992 and distributed by Mega Marbles, Witchita, Ks.

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"Firecracker" marble made by V&S Lamb. Glass art made from the heart. Vee and Shauana Lamb are private self taught Lamp Workers. They started working with glass after watching a person from Northern Carolina de...

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Twisted sea plant measuring 1 1/4".

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The story I was told is that these porcelain marbles are from the Civil War era and were dug up while excavating the City of Atlanta in preparation for the Olympics. The story is a hoax, the marbles seem to be made of painte...

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Ben Burton began his adventure into the glass world in January of 1999 with a simple apprenticeship making pendants and small vessels. . .

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Hand carved fiberglass spheres are the creation of artist-collector Jeffrey Grey.

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Boxed sets of machine made marbles have always been popular. This collector's edition is dated 12/9/05. It's signed by Dave McCullough and contains ten marbles ranging in size from 3/4" to 1".

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Vaseline glass marbles get their color from uranium. They glow under UV light.

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Symmetry, geometry and balance are key design elements in Anakin's glass.

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This swirl marble has a white latticino core with blue, gray, green and yellow bands. It is a handmade German marble, made in the late 1800s and measures 1 1/4".

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This handmade German sulphide circa late 1800s measures measures 1 9/16"

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I met Jim Davis a few years ago at a marble show and he told me that he made just two of these train sets. My grandson Jacob is now the proud owner of this set of 2" marbles.