.END OF DAY, Joseph Coat. M 9.7. 11/16".

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

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

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. Multicolor Joseph Coat in yellows, reds, oranges, blues, whites, greens. Several small and tiny chips and tiny subsurface moons. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 31/32". Near Mint(-)

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).

Lot 166. END OF DAY, Joseph Coat. Subsurface layer predominately green with some other colors. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 3/4". Mint (9.8).

Lot 50. END OF DAY, Joseph Coat. Subsurface layer of various colored stretched bands. Lots of clear space. A little melted dirt on one side. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 25/32". Mint (9.5).

Lot 199. END OF DAY, Joseph Coat. Subsurface layer predominately orange with other wide colored bands. One tiny chip, some pitting. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 7/8". Near Mint (8.6).

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

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

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.

END OF DAY, Paneled Onionskin. Four-Panel Onionskin. White core. Two blue panels, two narrow pink panels.Band of green frit, or maybe oxidized copper flakes on the white. Lots of white showing. Rare.

END OF DAY, Onionskin. Lot of eight marbles. Nice variety of colors and styles. Largest is a Joseph Coat (Near Mint). 19/32" to 23/32". Near Mint (8.5) to Good(-) (7.0). Provenance: ex-collection Rev.

END OF DAY, Onionskin. Lot of three marbles. Somewhat more unusual cores. A Joseph Coat, a Two-Panel and a core with clear spaces. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 25/32" to 7/8". Good(+) to Good(-) (7.9-7.0

Lot 18. END OF DAY, Onionskin. Peewee Onionskin. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 15/32". Mint (9.7). Estimate: $40-$80

Lot 200. END OF DAY, Paneled Onionskin. Peewee 4-Panel Onionskin. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 1/2". Mint (9.7). Estimate: $30-$60. Provenance: ex-Collection of William Taufic.

Lot 97. END OF DAY, Paneled Onionskin. Nice small four-Panel Onionskin. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 17/32". Mint (9.9). Estimate: $35-$70

1933 University of Pennsylvania mahogany bowl award, "Class Day 1933 Joseph M. Case Bowl man" with hand painted fraternity coats of arms 8"H x 2.5"D

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

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 56. SWIRL, Joseph Coat. Subsurface layer predominately light green with some other colors. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 3/4". Mint (9.7).

Lot 75. END OF DAY, Onionskin. Left-twist. Very pretty Onionskin. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 25/32". Mint (9.9). Estimate $75-$150

Lot 23. END OF DAY, Onionskin. Pink skin on white. One small melt chip on it. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 1-1/16". Mint(-) (9.0). Estimate $80-$175