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Marbles:BIG 2 5/32″ NM++ EOD STYLE PANELED ONIONSKIN GP This is a Consignment Auction for a 2 5/32″ (2.156″) End of Day style Paneled Onionskin (ca. 1850-1870) in Near Mint+ (8.9) condition with a small chip and a small abraided area on its WET original surface. The basal pontil is ground with facets the earliest finishing method for hand made marbles Please CLICK PHOTOS to enlarge and check for condition. Feel free to ask questions & bid with confidence. NOTE: If you are new to Ebay and have ZERO to less than 5 Positive Feedbacks, you need to contact us before bidding. If you have not introduced yourself and been given permission to bid, we will cancel your bid and block any future bids. We realize everyone has to start somewhere, BUT recent bids by zero feedback bidders that disappear after bidding, force us to adopt this policy. International bidders please e-mail us for a shipping quote. GUARANTEE If you’re not satisfied with your purchase, you may return it within 7 days for full refund. SHIPPING Your marble(s) will ship USPS First Class with Delivery Confirmation. Priority shipping is available at additional cost. Your purchase will normally ship the day following receipt of payment unless it’s a holiday. Payments received Friday will not ship until Monday. Your purchase will always ship within 3 days of receipt of payment. PAYMENT PLEASE, do not pay until we send you an invoice so we can combine your wins to save on shipping. If you need to contact me by mail my address is: Paul Germann 803 W. 26th. St. Lynn Haven, FL 32444 Click Images to Enlarge I accept Paypal. Payment must be received in 5 days from end of auction. Shipping and handling is $6.00 which includes delivery confirmation. I’m always happy to combine shipping. Affordable Auction Management and Image Hosting Solutions @ inkFrog i000000

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This is a boxed set of akro agate marbles. 30 marbles, five colors, each row is 6 marbles in graduated size. It is Akro Agate Marble boxed set #25. The marbles are in excellent shape and the box is in pretty good shape, alittle wear on the corners. The top of the box has a viewing window that has a piece of clear plastic in it, ( not sure if the plastic is orginal ), and a piece of white paper for padding. These marbles have been packed away for 20+ in my possesion. Before that they were packed away in the origional owners basement in a foot locker. If you have any questions or need more pictures, please ask.

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LOT # 116 Detailed Photos Click to enlarge Estate Road Show Estate Road Show Estate Road Show (Auction Gallery near Charleston SC) travels worldwide to acquire items from estate owners. (new) We are proud to offer a vast collection of collectibles, antiques and estate items from the collection of Jody & Bill Black, also called “The Heirloom Hunter”, thousands of items beginning this December 2009. Have an estate or collection we need to help you with? We do the work start to finish — call us if you want us to visit you for details. Our events are live on HDTV screens connected to millions worldwide and local customers or neighbors. Want to WATCH the live auction on eBay? Goto our website and click on WATCH, use your normal login. Our gallery is located at 1090 Johnnie Dodds Blvd suites F & C in Mt. Pleasant SC (located in back). Bidders are welcome to preview items Friday-Saturday prior to our Sunday events. LIVE and online bidding is supported. We pay cash for estate collections or help the children of estates to carefully disperse collections with great care, photography, research from $20 items to $200,000 treasures. We fully guarantee anything we claim (research, condition reports). Items won can be picked up at our auctionhouse to save shipping costs. If you need help please contact us at 727-808-4691 or michael@estateroadshow.com Treasure trove left untouched for half a century (PREVIEW in SC open daily!) This is the final Brass Bugle Antiques event everyone is talking about, containing the best of Louise’s collection in storage for over 40 years, including her famous chairs and furniture. Connecticut antiques dealer Louise Mondani Graham, who died in August 2008, operated her old-school American antiques business, Brass Bugle Antiques, from a well-patronized barn in Cornwall Bridge, Litchfield County, Connecticut. The building gained acclaim after it was chosen to be the subject of an artwork by Graham’s close friend, the noted New England painter Eric Sloane (1905-1985). This event contains personalized and original sketches and art from Eric who frequently visited the barn from the 1950’s to 1985. Shipping / Handling: We combine lots to save you money based on weight. Just request a manual invoice from us after the auction instead of using the eBay calculated rate if you win more than one item. We will work with you to save you money whether you are from the US or worldwide. We use USPS and FedX Ground. REGARDING FURNITURE: Most freight pallets can be created for multiple items like Chairs up to 150lb for around $140-$180.00 most places in the US. Extra charges for residential or lift gates. You can pick up for free in SC. Click here to view all the lots in this estate event! RARE HUGE ANTQUE GERMAN HAND MADE CANE CUT SWIRL MARBLE Item Description We proudly offer this Absolutely Stunning GIANT antique, German, hand-made, cane cut marble. This monster is 2 1/4 inches in diameter, and shows a proper hand blown pontil buffed scar. This treasure sports a reverse S curve design, which later became one of the signatures of the fabled Josephs Coat swirl marbles, but with one major distinction; the later Josephs Coat marbles had the swirls at the surface, while our latter 19th century giant is well formed inside a prominent layer of clear crystal. A further alluring quality of our unique marble is the dual yellow / orange cane coloration, which really brings it to life. There are a couple of well trapped air bubbles that pose no threat to the surface, and these were a perennial partner to any hand blown glass in the period ca. 1865 to 1885, representing a feature of production and not damage. This jewel of a bygone era was incredibly labor intensive, as all large cane cut or single gather marbles of the period generally required between 6 and 12 separate manual steps for completion!! This antique is truly one of a kind. RESEARCH: Marble Mania With Price Guide / by Stanley A. Block; Marbles ID & Price Guide, and Marble Collectors Handbook / both by Robert S. Block; Popular American Marbles / by Dean Six, Susie Metzler, Michael Johnson; The Complete Line of The Akro Agate Co. / by Roger And Claudia Hardy Retail Value Estimate: $3000-$4000 Condition: a few scuffs and pits from age Weight: 13oz Measurements(LxWxH): 2.25 inches x 2.25inches x 2.25 inches All items come with certificate of Provenance