.BANDED OPAQUE. M 9.7. 11/16".

Lot 217. BANDED OPAQUE. Red and blue bands on white. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 11/16". Mint (9.7). Estimate: $150-$300. Provenance: ex-Collection of William Taufic.

Lot 165. LUTZ, Banded Opaque. Semi-opaque white base. Not opalescent. Four red bands. Two white-edged lutz bands. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 9/16". Mint (9.7). Estimate: $350-$700

Lot 96. BANDED OPAQUE. The consignor labeled this as an Indian, but it is really a Banded Opaque. Very dark forest green opaque base. Two bands of stretched color on it. Beautiful and rare marble. Ger

OTHER HANDMADE, Banded Opaque. Semi-opaque opalescent white base. Two bands of stretched transparent pink covering about half the marble. Germany, circa 1860-1920. Provenance: Purchased from Les Jones

Lot 85. END OF DAY, Joseph Coat. Excellent example. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 11/16". Mint (9.7). Estimate: $50-$100

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, 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).

Lot 105. BANDED OPAQUE. Light blue base with two stretched bands of color. One tiny touch spot. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 21/32". Mint(-) (9.2). Estimate: $150-$300

MARBLE KING, Rainbow. Four-color Patch and Ribbon Rainbow. Bengal Tiger. Opaque white base. Surface is a black patch and ribbon and a patch and ribbon of red on yellow. Paden City WV, circa 1955-1965.

CONTEMPORARY HANDMADE, Robert Hamon. Opaque banded lutz. Signed "Hamon 95".1-1/16". Mint (9.9).

END OF DAY, Onionskin. A type of Clown. Left-hand twist. Opaque white core. Covered with stretched color of bright red, bright blue, bright green and bright yellow. Faceted pontil. Gorgeous and rare.

Marbles: M.F. CHRISTENSEN & SON COMPANY, Opaque. Very nice Persion Turquoise. Rare marble. Has a pretty good faint handgathered pattern on it. A couple tiny pinpricks. Akron OH, circa 1912-1917. 11/16

BANDED OPAQUE. Rare coloring. Purplish base. Two stretched bands of various bright colors. Several surface airholes and tiny chips. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 23/32". Near Mint(+) (8.8).

MARBLE KING, Rainbow. Three-color patch and ribbon Watermelon. White core. Surface is a patch and ribbon of green and a patch and ribbon of red. Oxblood in the green patch. Paden City WV, circa 1955-1

Largest 3/4" diam.

Lot 81. OTHER HANDMADE, Banded Opaque. Two panels of color covering about forty percent of the white base marble. Both are stretched flecks of red and blue with some yellow. Germany, circa 1860-1920.

NON-GLASS HANDMADE, Carpet Ball. Very rare Carpet Ball. It is transferware. White glazed surface has a printed pattern to make it look like the rock "marble". England, circa 1870-1900. 2-1/2". Mint (9

Lot 202. LUTZ, Banded. Larger shooter. Clear base. Blue bands. A couple of pinpricks. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 31/32". Mint(-) (9.2). Estimate: $250-$500. Provenance: ex-Collection of William Taufic.

ASSORTED HANDMADE. Lot of three marbles. Banded Opaque, 25/32", Good (7.5). Submarine, 25/32", hazy surface, either sea glass or tumbled. Transparent Indian, 21/32", Near Mint(+) (8.8). Germany, circa

OTHER HANDMADE, Banded Opaque. Semi-opaque white base with two panels of stretched lime green bands. Germany, circa 1860-1920. Provenance: Block's Marble Auction #104 April 10, 1997 Lot 41 5/8". Mint

OTHER HANDMADE, Banded Opaque. Opaque white base with two pink bands of stretched glass covering about seventy five percent of the marble. Germany, circa 1860-1920.5/8". Mint (9.9).

OTHER HANDMADE, Banded Opaque. White base with two stretched pink bands. Germany, circa 1860-1920.19/32". Mint (9.9).

comprising a peewee clambroth marble with pink bands, two butterscotch/custard swirl marbles, and four banded opaque swirl marbles being white with pink bands. Late 19th/early 20th century. 1/2" to 3/

AKRO AGATE COMPANY, Sparkler. Very colorful Sparkler. Clarksburg WV, circa 1930-1940. 5/8". Mint (9.7).