MARBLES. END OF DAY, Clown. 7/8". Mint (9.7).

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, Onionskin. Opaque white core with mostly blue skin and some pink. Faceted pontil. Surface is not wet, there are a couple pinpricks and some very minor pocket wear. Germany, circa 1860-1920

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, 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

Lot 206. END OF DAY, Onionskin. Beautiful Onionskin. In great shape. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 7/8". Mint (9.7).

Lot 112. END OF DAY, Paneled Onionskin. Four-Panel Onionskin. In great shape. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 7/8". Mint (9.8). Estimate $100-$200

Lot 57. END OF DAY, Submarine. Rare marble. Onionskin core shoved to the side, with a separate band of onionskin on the other side. Germany, cira 1860-1920. 29/32". Mint (9.7). Estimate $150-$300

Lot 79. END OF DAY, Cloud. Stunning single-pontil Cloud. Outstanding coloring. In great shape. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 3/4". Mint (9.7). Estimate $250-$500

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

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

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.

Marbles: END OF DAY, Onionskin. Very rare left-twist Bohemian Onionskin. Clear base. Entire subsurface layer is stretched pieces of glass frit in a variety of colors. The frit colors match those found

END OF DAY, Onionskin. End of cane. Beautiful pastel panels in a looping pattern. Some mica in the marble. Rare. One blown airhole. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 25/32". Mint(-) (9.2).

END OF DAY, Onionskin. Opaque yellow core covered with dark green. Several very small melt touch spots, one has a sparkle under it. Beautiful marble. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 1-13/16". Mint(-) (9.1).

END OF DAY, Coreless. Ghost core with big chunk of unmelted silica in it. Subsurface layer is two bands covering about half the marble. One is stretched electric blue, other is stretched electric gree

Marbles: END OF DAY, Onionskin. White core with blue skin. A couple of tiny chips, some very light wear. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 19/32". Mint (9.9).

END OF DAY, Coreless. Clear base. Two subsurface panels covering about half the marble. One is stretched yellow. The other is stretched white with some blue and green. Germany, circa 1860-1920.1-3/16"

END OF DAY, Onionskin. Four-Panel Onionskin. Yellow core. Two narrow green panels, two wide pink panels. Faceted pontil. Nice marble. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 21/32". Mint (9.9).

END OF DAY, Onionskin. Lovely little peewee Onionskin. Green skin on white core. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 1/2". Mint (9.8).

END OF DAY, Onionskin. Core is a mix of opaque white and yellow. Covered with stretched transparent pink bands, and two opaque blue bands. Faceted pontil. One melt pit. Germany, circa 1860-1920. Prove

END OF DAY, Mist. Very unusual marble. Transparent teal base filled with tons of tiny air bubble seeds. Filled with stretched bands of white. Some very light pocket wear. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 23/

END OF DAY, Onionskin. Core is opaque yellow with stretched transparent pink on it. In great shape. Germany, circa 1860-1920. Provenance: ex-collection Rev. Ann Thacker. 11/16". Mint (9.9).

END OF DAY, Coreless. Transparent green base filled with sand seeds. Subsurface layer is roughly stretched white bands. Odd marble, rarely seen. Germany, circa 1860-1920. Provenance: Block's Marble Au