79012 BB Marbles: Horse Sulphide Mold

Antique German Cow and Horse Sulphide Marbles. 1-1/2" and 1-3/4" diam.

SULPHIDE. Figure is a standing horse. Above average detail to figure. Set slightly off center. Small air bubble floating in the marble, but not on the figure itself. Good silvering. Polished surface.

HORSE LARGE SULPHIDE MARBLE, colorless, rearing.Late 19th/early 20th century. 2" D.Very good condition with minor flakes and bruises.Provenance: The 65-year collection of Barbara Sisson, Charleston, W

Group of Winchester Items, Reloading Tools, Bullet Molds, Shot & Powder Measures Tools, meat grinder, cast iron plane, clay pigeon thrower, bb packages and marbles cleaning kits Shane Carter's Winches

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 159. SULPHIDE. Figure is a boy sitting on a hobby horse blowing a horn. Exceptional detail to the figure. No air bubbles. Nice silvering. Set slightly high. A couple of tiny hit marks keep this fr

ASSORTED VINTAGE / ANTIQUE MARBLES, UNCOUNTED LOT, comprising three sulphide examples (seated eagle, seated dog, and galloping horse), crockery / Bennington examples, and cats eyes examples. Sulphides

Late 19th century. Seated dog, 1.25"d., eagle, 1.5"d. and a standing horse, 1.5"d. Some bruising and scratches from use.

Late 19th century. Standing cat, 1.75"d., seated chimp, 1.5"d. and a standing horse, 1.25"d. Some bruising and scratches from use.

Late 19th century. All have a little wear and scuffs but no major bruising. Fox, 1.25"d., crouching rabbit, 1.25"d. and a prancing horse, 1.25"d.

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:

ASSORTED ANIMAL-FIGURE SULPHIDE MARBLES, LOT OF SIX, colorless, comprising a seated cat, horse, rooster, and three rabbits.Late 19th/early 20th century. 1 1/2" to 2" D.Air bubble encompassing seated c

1 5/8" STANDING LION (SEVERAL CHIPS), 1 9/16" SQUIRREL WITH TAIL UP, AND A 1 1/2" PRANCING HORSE (ONE CHIP AND MINOR ABRASIONS)

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:

Lot includes from smallest to largest: weasel, frog (polished), standing horse (polished), sheep and a lady sitting holding a baby. The sitting lady has a fracture through the entire marble and a larg

SULPHIDE. An exceptionally rare figure. This is a "donut hole" retriever dog with a duck in his mouth. Very few of these are known to exist. Excellent detail to the figure. Set slightly off center. No

Full title: A pair of marble horse heads, 19/20th C. Description: H 37 cm About this sale: Paul De Grande is one of the major dealers of antique furniture, fine sculptures and decorative arts in Europ

MARBLE DRINKING HORSE WATER FOUNTAIN GARDEN SCULPTURE; A stunning Huge Carved & Painted Marble Drinking Horse Fountain Garden Sculpture measuring 1 Meter tall (40 Inches), in perfect functioning order

(pair) Carved Mughal style marble wall panels, showing parading horses, over stepped ledge, rounded top corners, each: approx 9.25"h, 42.25"l, 1.5"d Start Price: $250.00

BRONZE HORSES, ON MARBLE BASES 20TH C. , PAIR, H 23", L 24"Unsigned. Each horse posed in the Basic Trot position. Having green patina and presented on a tiered marble plinth. Provenance: From a Grosse

Glossy Silver Bay – Saturday Raffle - "Didn't win this stunning girl in Saturday's raffle? Now is your last chance to take home 'Bonheur'! This quarter horse mare, Breyer mold #715, was created for

Bay Roan Blanket Appaloosa - "This unique dude is not afraid to stand out in a crowd! Done on the Draft horse stallion, Breyer mold #708, he's been finished for the BreyerFest Horse of a Different Col

Far East, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 906 CE. A stunning terracotta mold-made horse, TL tested dating it to the Tang Dynasty, boasting an idyllic form, standing squarely on all fours with his head

Far East, China, Tang Dynasty, ca. 618 to 906 CE. A fine terracotta mold-made horse covered in original white slip from the Tang Dynasty, most likely a funerary object of strong symbolic import, as th