Wooden marbles are a special category for collectors. perfect for kids, but serious collectors also love the varieties of wood, and appreciate the skill needed in turning them. these 3/4 " marbles are turned from birch. Making them light weight, ...
Although glass marbles were found in Egyptian tombs, mass production of the Glass marbles began in 1884 in Ohio. This was just the beginning!
These old marbles are from the 1940's on. Beautiful alone or fill a jar.
Sold individually
These contemporary swirl marbles have an extra bonus. Charge them under a bright light and the swirls glows. These are a dramatic "twist" on a traditional swirl or glow marble.
sold individually
Clay marbles were made in Germany and the United States in the 1800's through the 1900's. they are most often natural clay color, though some were glazed in blues, reds, and other colors. They are the most abundant antique marbles....
Deep cinnamon swirls makes these marbles a special find. Often referred to as Gold Ruby, because of the gold added to create the color. Red tones are sought after by glass collectors, and these 50+ year old examples will not...
It began with a clear or opaque marble. Then specks of glass were added to the exterior. Thus adding a textural feature to these marbles. Always a favorite.
colors and patterns vary
sold individually
Stunningly crafted, this fun marble is quite a "looker". Hand-blown art glass,
accented with glass lids, each Dragon Eye is a by artist, Rojesh.
1" one of a kind
As eyes have it, this unusual eye seems to keep stare right at you. Spotted exterior gives it a feeling of the universe. A unusual addition to any collection.
1.5" one of a kind
This charming little dragon is a favorite addition to fairy gardens and castle playlets. Handmade from painted clay crafted around a marble base.
Age: 5+ years
Measurement: 2" tall