JOSEPH COAT MARBLE.

Lot includes 16 multi color Onionskins and two Joseph's Coat marbles. (8.9-9.7) 11/16" - 47/64" Dia.

Very nice lot of multicolor Joseph's coat swirls. (9.6). 21/32" - 23/32" Dia.

Lots of white with green, blue, and orange bands. Surface condition is immaculate. Condition: (9.5). Dimensions:

CONTEMPORARY HANDMADE, Eddie Seese. Dichroic Joseph Coat. Beautiful marble with lots of dichroic. Signed on bottom "FES 03".1-9/16". Mint (9.9).

CONTEMPORARY HANDMADE, Hot House Glass. Dichroic Joseph Coat. Beautiful marble with lots of dichroic. Signed on bottom with the Hot House Glass logo and "2020".1-3/4". Mint (9.9).

END OF DAY, Joseph Coat. Lot of four marbles. Variety of colors. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 27/32" to 1-1/16". Near Mint (8.4) to Good(-) (7.2).

Large 19th Century glass marble, Joseph coat swirl, 42mm diameter - Stock Ref:3145-45

Marbles: LUTZ, Joseph Coat. Exceptionally rare marble. This is a Joseph Coat with a very light sprinkling of lutz on the core. Core is mostly greens, with some white, brown, blue and yellow. The entir

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Subsurface layer is packed strands. Mostly blues, with some yellow, red and green. One tiny scratch visible under 10x loupe. One very tiny rub spot. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 25/32

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. These are occasionally identified as cased onionskins or "clamskins", but the construction is similar to a Joseph Coat Swirl. Clear base. White subsurface layer. On top of the what

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Subsurface layer packed with stretched bands of various bright colors. Great example. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 23/32". Mint (9.8).

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Beauty. Clear base. Subsurface layer is packed strands of various colors. Some aventurine in the green. Outstanding example of this type. Germany, circa 1860-1920.21/32". Mint (9.9

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Beautiful Coreless Swirl in Joseph Coat pattern. Clear base. Outer layer is wide bands of various bright colors. Clear space between each band. Two tiny moons. Germany, circa 1860-

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Gorgeous Joseph Coat Swirl. Subsurface layer is packed bands of forest green, orange, red, white, black. One tiny melt spot. Great coloring. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 21/32". Mint(

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Transparent clear base. Subsurface layer is bands of various bright colors. Some clear spaces in the subsurface layer. Some colored bands form a core as well. One melt spot. German

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Clear base. Subsurface is packed bands of blue, white, light green and red. Melt chip on the surface. Germany, circa 1860-1920.29/32". Mint(-) (9.0).

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Clear base. Subsurface layer is stretched bands of red, white and yellow, with plenty of clear spaces between. Two manufacturing melt spots and a tiny annealing fracture. Germany,

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Clear base. Subsurface layer is packed bands of numerous different bright colors. No clear spaces. One tiny pit. Germany, circa 1860-1920.11/16". Mint(-) (9.0).

Marble: Handmade Joseph Coat "End Of Day" Swirl. See pics for size. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos prior to placing a bid. A

Marble: Handmade Joseph's Coat, Multiple Color Swirls on Clear Glass, 16.7mm. Please carefully read our terms of sale, shipping information, and request any condition reports or photos prior to placin

SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Clear base. Subsurface bands of bright blue, white, red and green. Lots of clear spaces. Two small chips and some melt spots on one side. Tiny annealing fracture on the other. Germ

END OF DAY, Joseph Coat. Very bright colors. Pretty marble, interesting construction. Two small subsurface moons, both on the same side of the marble. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 1-9/16". Near Mint(-) (

END OF DAY, Joseph Coat. Somewhat different style of Joseph Coat. But, still, core consists of packed stretched bands of color. Mostly white, but also, blue, green, yellow, pink. Had the colors been s

Lot 121. SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Subsurface layer predominately red with some other colors. One melt spot. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 13/16". Mint(-) (9.0).