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Made in Germany around the late 1800s, here's a rare sulphide from the collection of Damian and Harlan Walters.

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Hand painted China Marble owned by Paul Germann.

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Simple white latticino core in clear glass measuring 1 & 1/2". Artist unknown.

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This Davis Unicorn sulphide measures 1 1/4".

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Made in the 1980s by the very talented Jim Cooprider, this half moonie half clearie measures 1 1/2".

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This 3/4" Akro Agate three-color corkscrew from the 1940s is called a lifesaver because of its candy colors.

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This Marble King toy truck and marbles are from the 1980s.

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Hand made painted clay marbles from the 1800s. Made in Germany and the United States.

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This bird sulphide in purple glass measures 2" and was made by the Davis Family.

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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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Very few of these hand-made marbles exist so little is known of them. It was probably made in China in the early 1900s. This unique marble measures 1 1/4" and was for sale at the Orange County Marble Show for $5000.