80108 BB Marbles: Dale Danowski Lutz

CONTEMPORARY HANDMADE, Dale Danowski. Banded Lutz. Signed with the "DD" logo. Provenance: ex-collection Catherine Kortvely 7/8". Mint (9.9).

CONTEMPORARY HANDMADE, Dale Danowski. Banded lutz. Signed "DD". 7/8". Mint (9.9). Provenance: ex-collection Catherine Kortvely.

Lot 196. CONTEMPORARY HANDMADE, Dale Danowski. Banded Lutz. Signed "DD". 25/32". Mint (9.9).

CONTEMPORARY HANDMADE, Dale Danowski. Amethyst base Gooseberry Swirl. Signed with the Dale Danowski logo of "DD" in a yin yang pattern. Late 1990s. 27/32". Mint (9.9).

LUTZ, Ribbon Core. Smithsonian Magazine Marble. Ribbon Lutz. Yellow on one side, light green on the other. Two white-edged lutz bands on the ribbon edges. Surface has several tiny flakes and hit spots

LUTZ, Onionskin. Striking four-panel example. Paneled Onionskin Lutzes are hard to find. Core is white with blue bands on it. Two wide lutz bands on top covering more than half the marble. Germany, ci

LUTZ, Banded. Lot of seven marbles. All are Banded Lutzes. Nice variety of base colors and band colors. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 9/16" to 27/32". Near Mint(+) (8.7) to Good (7.3) and Polished. Proven

LUTZ, Opaque Banded. Beauty. Opaque black core. Four aqua bands and two white-edged lutz bands on the core. Then an outer layer of clear. Germany, circa 1860-1920.11/16". Mint (9.9).

LUTZ, Ribbon Core. Beautiful Ribbon Core Lutz. Smaller than normal. Clear base. Opaque white ribbon. Transparent pink on one face, transparent blue on the other. Lutz band on either edge, flanked by w

LUTZ, Ribbon. Lot of four marbles. All are Ribbon Core Lutzes. Variety of pink and red ribbons. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 21/32" to 7/8". Near Mint (8.4) to Good(-) (7.0). Provenance: ex-collection Re

LUTZ, Opaque Banded. Semi-opaque white base. Four teal bands. Three lutz bands. It is unusual to have the extra lutz band. Surface has a blown airhole, some tiny flakes, some tiny chips and a couple s

LUTZ, Opaque Banded. Opaque black base. Four white bands. Two white-edged lutz bands. One tiny pinprick. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 11/16". Mint(-) (9.0).

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

LUTZ, Onionskin. Core is white with bands of blue, green and lutz. Very nice. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 17/32". Mint (9.9).

LUTZ, Onionskin. Onionskin core of white, yellow, pink and blue. Nice lutz bands on the core. Three manufacturing melt spots on the marble. Germany, circa 1860-1920. Provenance: ex-collection Rev. Ann

LUTZ, Banded. Base glass is semi-transparent pale green. Four light green outer bands, two white-edged lutz bands. Rare base color. In great shape. Germany, circa 1860-1920.21/32". Mint (9.8).

LUTZ, Onionskin. Yellow core with some white bands. Lots of lutz bands on the core. One very tiny flake. Germany, circa 1860-1920. Provenance: ex-collection Rev. Ann Thacker. 11/16". Near Mint(+) (8.9

LUTZ, Ribbon Core. Base glass is light lavender (not sun-tinted). Fat white ribbon. Ribbon is edged by white-edge lutz bands. Rare. One tiny flake near the bottom, a tiny amount of surface wear. Germa

LUTZ, Mist. Presents as an Onionskin Lutz, but is actually a Mist Lutz. Clear base. Subsurface layer is stretched bands of transparent green with a nice lutz sprinkling. Germany, circa 1860-1920.21/32

Marbles: LUTZ, Onionskin. White core. Skin is loads of lutz. Beauty. One tiny melt spot. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 17/32". Mint (9.9).

LUTZ, Banded. Peewee Banded Lutz. Clear base. Four aqua bands, two white-edged lutz bands. In great shape. Hard size to find. Germany, circa 1860-1920.15/32". Mint (9.9).

LUTZ, Banded. Clear base. Four lavender bands. Two white-edged lutz bands. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 25/32". Mint (9.3).

LUTZ, Onionskin. Core is green and white onionskin with loads of lutz on it. Clear outer layer. Germany, circa 1860-1920.21/32". Mint (9.9).

LUTZ, Onionskin. White core with some pink and blue skin. Several bands of lutz. One melt spot, two tiny melt pits. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 21/32". Mint(-) (9.1).