Marbles: END OF DAY, Onionskin. 3 marbles.

END OF DAY, Onionskin. Lot of three marbles. All are Onionskins, two of them are four-panel. All have a couple small chips. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 27/32" to 7/8". Near Mint(+) to Near Mint.

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 63. END OF DAY, Onionskin. Lot of three (3) marbles. All are Onionskins. 21/32" to 13/16". Near Mint to Good. Estimate: $30-$60

END OF DAY, Paneled Onionskin. Four-Panel Onionskin. Excellent coloring to it. Smeared type colors. One tiny pit and some very minor pocket wear. Great marble. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 3/4". Mint(-)

END OF DAY, Onionskin. Pink skin on yellow core. Two very small subsurface moons. Germany, circa 1860-1920.1-3/16". Near Mint(+) (8.7).

END OF DAY, Paneled Onionskin. Rare Lobed 3-Panel Onionskin. Opaque white core. Three panels, one each of red, blue and turquoise. Three very deep lobes. One melt spot, a couple tiny pits and then som

Lot 38. END OF DAY, Paneled Onionskin. Hard to find 3-Panel Onionskin. Shrunken core. Two chips. Faceted pontil. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 13/16". Near Mint(-) (8.1). Estimate: $75-$150

1 3/8" Antique Handmade German End-Of-Day Onionskin Marble, VG. In-house shipping available.

END OF DAY, Onionskin. Beauty. Pink skin on white core. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 3/4". Mint (9.9).

Lot 10. END OF DAY, Onionskin. Very pretty turquoise and white Onionskin. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 3/4". Mint (9.8). Estimate $60-$125

END OF DAY, Paneled Onionskin. Four-Panel Onionskin. Yellow core with two wide pink panels and two narrow blue panels. Polished surface. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 1-3/4". Polished.

END OF DAY, Ribbon Onionskin. Superb Onionskin with the core in ribbon form. Hard to find example. Beauty. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 3/4". Mint (9.8).

END OF DAY, Paneled Onionskin. Four-panel Onionskin. White core. Two pink panels, two blue. Several small chips. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 13/16". Near Mint (8.3)

END OF DAY, Onionskin. Lot of two marbles. Four-Panel, 1-7/16", Near Mint(+) (8.7). Other is 1-9/16" and Near Mint(-) (8.2). .

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 nine marbles. Nice variety of colors and styles. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 19/32" to 25/32". All marbles are either Near Mint, Buffed or Polished.

END OF DAY, Onionskin. Lot of two marbles. Pink and White, 1-11/16", Near Mint(-) (8.2). Four-panel Onionskin, 1-9/16", Good(+) (7.9). .

END OF DAY, Paneled Onionskin. Lot of two marbles. Both are Four-Panel Onionskins. 1-11/16" & Good (7.5). 1-9/16" & Buffed (remnants of damage remain, pontils remain).

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. Rare large Onionskin with Mica. White core with pale pink skin and a few splotches of blue and green. Nice sprinkling of mica. Surface has some melt touch spots as well as some

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, 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. Large Onionskin. Opaque yellow core. Overall green skin. Some pink as well. Faceted pontil. A small chip and some other tiny chips. Germany, circa 1860-1920. Provenance: ex-coll