. SULPHIDE. 1-5/16". Polished

SULPHIDE. Lot of two marbles. Both are Sulphides. One is a Running Rabbit, 1-1/8", Polished. Othere is a Pig, 1-1/16", Polished. Germany, circa 1860-1920..

Lot 170. SULPHIDE. Figure is a standing rooster. Excellent detail to figure. Well centered. No air bubbles. Polished surface. Germany, circa 1860-1920. . Polished (1-1/2"). Estimate $100-$200

Lot 27. SULPHIDE. Figure of Kate Greenaway. Excellent detail. Well centered. No air bubbles. Polished surface. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 1-5/16". Polished. Estimate $100-$200

SULPHIDE. Figure is a fish (Cod). Excellent detail to the figure. Small air bubble on one side. Off center. Good silvering. Polished surface. Germany, circa 1860-1920.1-7/16". Polished

SULPHIDE. Figure is a sheep. Excellent detail to the figure. Set slightly off-center. No air bubbles. Excellent silvering. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 1-7/16". Polished

Lot 22. SULPHIDE. Figure is a running horse. Above average detail to figure. Well-centered. No air bubbles. Polished surface. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 1-5/16". Polished. Estimate $75-$150

Lot 5. SULPHIDE. Figure is a passenger pigeon on a stump. Excellent detail to figure. Well centered. Nice silvering. No air bubbles. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 1-15/16". Polished. Estimate: $80-$125

ASSORTED HANDMADE. Lot of two marbles. First is a Sulphide of a Dog, 1-3/4", Near Mint(-) (8.3). Other is a Divided Core Swirl. 1-9/16", Polished. Germany, circa 1860-1920.

ANTIQUE FRENCH LOUIS PHILIPPE SULPHIDE PAPERWEIGHT, green ground, factory-polished pontil mark. 19th century. 2 1/4" D.Very good condition overall with some scattered bruising and light overall wear.P

SULPHIDE. Figure is standing duck. Average detail to figure. Off center. Small air bubble on one side. Good silvering. Polished surface. Germany, circa 1860-1920.1-5/16".

SULPHIDE. Figure is a crouching Squirrel. Above average detail to the figure. Set high in the marble. No air bubbles. Excellent silvering. Polished surface. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 1-5/16". Polished

Lot 181. SULPHIDE. Figure is a standing songbird. Excellent detail to the figure. Well centered. No air bubbles. Polished surface. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 1-1/2". (). Estimate $75-$150

. The colour ranging from light to dark green. 516 grams total, 5-13 mm (1/4 - 1/2 in.). Ex Mineral Imports, London, UK. Gregory, Bottley & Lloyd (Gregory's). [No Reserve]

Lot includes a squirrel eating, this marble is polished. Lot also includes a sitting dog, standing sheep and a bear sulphide. Condition (8.7 - 9.0). Size 1 - 9/16" - 1 - 5/8" Dia.

1 - 35/64" and 1 - 49/64" Dia. The smallest is a number one sulfide. This marble is polished with no damage showing. The larges sulfide is a rare fairy-tale bear in dress with hat and with spotted gre

From smallest to largest; Numeral "3" on a disk (polished with no damage), rooster, running rabbit and a standing cow (polished with no damage). (9.3-9.5). 1-25/64" - 1-25/32" Dia.

1 - 1/4" to 1 - 15/32" Dia. From smallest to largest: Duck sulfide; Seated Lion; and Spread Wing Eagle sulfide. All marbles are polished with no damage showing. Condition: Dimensions:

1 - 7/16" and 2 - 3/32" Dia. The smaller is a reading horse and the larger is a lamb. Both have good detail. Both are polished with no damage showing. Condition: Dimensions:

1 - 7/16" and 2 - 3/32" Dia. The smaller is a reading horse and the larger is a lamb. Both have good detail. Both are polished with no damage showing. Condition:Dimensions:

10 5/16" Polished Celt. Maori. New Zealand. Excellent polish, very good condition

4 3/4" x 1 5/16" Graham Cave. 2X COA: Keele / Motley. From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri. Made from Fossilized Burlington Chert.

4 3/16" x 1 5/16" Dickson. COA Carlos Black. From the Steve McCabe Collection, Milan, Sullivan County Missouri. Made from Glossy Pink Burlington Chert .

1 5/16" Tairona Frog Pendant. Provenance and gold content unknown. Excellent condition

1 5/16" Columbian plateau, Davis COA and Museum of Native American History, Found in Oregon. Native American Artifact