Marbles: LUTZ, Onionskin. 21/32". Near Mint(+) (8.9).

LUTZ, Onionskin. Clear base. Opaque yellow subsurface layer. Green skin on the yellow. Lutz bands on top of that.Two sparkles. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 21/32". Near Mint(+) (8.9).

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, Onionskin. Core is green and white onionskin with loads of lutz on it. Clear outer layer. Small melt spot near the bottom. Germany, circa 1860-1920.21/32". Mint (9.6).

Lot 80. LUTZ, Onionskin. Multicolor onionskin with nice lutz layer. One small flake. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 5/8". Near Mint(+) (8.9). Estimate: $125-$250

Lot 50. LUTZ, Onionskin. Very colorful Onionskin Lutz. Lots of lutz. One very tiny flake. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 9/16". Near Mint(+) (8.9). Estimate $75-$150

Lot 106. LUTZ, Banded. Blue bands. From near an end of the cane. Some surface rubbing. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 21/32". Near Mint(+) (8.9). Estimate $75-$150

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).

LUTZ, Onionskin. Core is green and white. Lots of lutz bands on the core. One melt touch spot. Germany, circa 1860-1920.21/32". Mint(-) (9.1).

Lot 29. LUTZ, Banded. Transparent clear base. Four orange bands, two white-edged lutz bands. Blown air bubble on one band. Some scratches. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 21/32". Near Mint(+) (8.9).

AKRO AGATE COMPANY, Ade. Rare BlueAde or BlueberryAde. Fluorescent ade base. Light blue opaque spiral on the marble. The spiral is edged by transparent dark blue. Rare. Has a tiny subsurface moon. Cla

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

CHRISTENSEN AGATE COMPANY, Swirl. Light blue base with ruddy red swirls. Some pitting. Cambridge OH, circa 1925-1930.21/32". Near Mint(+) (8.9).

END OF DAY, Paneled Onionskin. Very rare marble. The base glass is amber. Core is opaque yellow. With two pink panels and two green panels on it. I'm not sure that I have seen one before that has this

M.F. CHRISTENSEN & SON COMPANY, Brick. Nice oxblood red and black Brick with a little white. One tiny rough spot. Akron OH, circa 1912-1917. 21/32". Near Mint(+) (8.9).

PELTIER GLASS COMPANY, Comic. Emma. Very light transfer. Blue patch on white base. One tiny subsurface moon. Ottawa IL, circa 1930-1935. Provenance: ex-collection Rev. Ann Thacker. 21/32". Near Mint(+

LUTZ, Onionskin. Lot of two marbles. 17/32" & Near Mint(+) (8.9). 13/16" & Good(-) (7.0). Germany, circa 1860-1920. Provenance: ex-collection Rev. Ann Thacker.

Nice marble. Near Mint 3/4"

(5) Lutz marbles: blue glass base with red & white outer bands & gold flecks between red bands, 5/8" -Near Mint / onionskin Lutz, 5/8" -Very Good / (3) played with condition from 41/64" to 11/16"

CONTEMPORARY HANDMADE, Gibson Glass. Lobed onionskin in multiple pastel colors. Tiny subsurface moon. Unsigned, but Gibson marbles are rarely signed. 1-3/4". Near Mint(+) (8.9).

Lot 217. LUTZ, Onionskin. Beautiful onionskin with nice lutz on it. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 21/32". Mint (9.9). Estimate $125-$250

Lot 220. LUTZ, Onionskin. Multicolor onionskin base. Covered with lutz. Small flake, a couple of tiny chips. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 3/4". Near Mint (8.6). Estimate: $150-$300. Provenance: ex-Collec

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

Lot 184. LUTZ, Banded. Transparent clear base. Four yellow bands, two white-edged lutz bands. Several tiny pits. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 25/32". Near Mint(+) (8.9).