Sea World by Bryan Kitson

"Sea World" by contemporary glass artist Bryan Kitson. For sale at the 2009 Orange County Marble Show.

Peltier Bumblebee

One of Peltier's Rainbos made in the 1930s. A very striking bumblebee.

Predator Series by Mark Matthews

One of Matthews' most exciting and recent endeavors, from his Predator series. These beautiful and unique marbles are made using a glass technique developed in 1916 called "Graal glass".
From the collection of Tom Berg and for sale at the 2009 Tacoma Marble Show for $800.

1933 Master Marble Box

The most well-known and hardest to find Master Marble box is the 1933 Century of Progress Special Edition Set produced specifically for the Chicago Worlds Fair. From the collection of Carl Popp and for sale at the 2009 Northeast Marble Show.

Davis Family Penguin

Here is a cute 1 1/2 inch contemporary penguin by Davis Glass. From the collection of Lee Linne. For sale at the 2009 Tacoma Marble Show.

M. Gropper & Sons Inc. Box

Here is  colorful and diverse "jobber box" of Christensen striped opaques, as seen at the 2009 Northeast Marble Show. From the collection of Rich Stremme.

Katherman Studios

Here's a dragon sitting atop a marble, by contemporary artists Paul and Aimee Katherman. As seen at the 2009 Northeast Marble Show.

Child's Bangle circa Late 1800s

Made in Germany in the late 1800s, here is a beautiful child's bangle made from a glass cane. From the collection of Galen W. Wilcox. For sale at the 2008 Las Vegas Marble Show.

Stained Glass by Josh Sable

A beautiful and intricate stained glass marble by Josh Sable. As seen at the 2009 Orange County Marble Show.

Marble Tournament Pinback

A marble tournament pin given to players by the St. Louis Star-Times in 1940. Manufactured by the St. Louis Button Co.

Universe by Gateson Recko

"The Universe" contemporary marble by glass artist Gateson Recko. This unusual and beautiful marble was for sale at the 2009 Northeast Marble Show. To see more of his marbles CLICK HERE.

Onyx National Toy Box Set

The Peltier Honey Onyx was not a popular color when it first appeared in the 1930s, so few were made. This jobber box set, which was manufactured by M. Gropper & Sons, Inc., was for sale at the 2009 Tacoma Marble Show by Tom Berg.

Davis Family Lamb

This cute 2 inch lamb sulphide was made by the Davis family. It was shown at the 2009 Tacoma Marble Show by collector Lee Linne.

End of Day Onionskin

This beautiful 2 inch handmade end-of-day onionskin was made in Germany in the late 1800s and was for sale at the 2009 Las Vegas Marble Show. From the collection of Tom Rudolf.

Murrine Teapot by Zachary Jorgenson

A teapot by glass artist Zachary Jorgenson. This fine murrine glass art marble was for sale at the 2009 Tacoma Marble Show.

Yellow "V" Circa 1940s or 50s

Is it a Peltier banana or a Vitro "v"? I really don't know. I do however know I like and will keep it. Measures about an inch, machine made in the 1940s or 50s.

Copper Wire in Glass by Rich Shelby

Metal and glass don't often work together but this example by glass artist Rich Shelby is amazing. For sale at the 2009 Orange County Marble Show.

Three Color Paneled Opaque Circa Late 1800s

This is an unusual handmade German glass marble from the late 1800s that looks like a beachball. It measures about 2" and is a 3-color paneled opaque. From the collection of Tom Berg. For sale at the 2009 Las Vegas Marble Show.

Flower by Joshua Hamra

Josh displayed this beautiful 1 1/2 inch flower at the 2009 Orange County Marble Show.

Akro Agate Boxed Set Circa 1940s

A boxed set of five Akro imperials and twenty oxblood carnelians, circa 1940s. For sale at the 2009 Tacoma Marble show by John Kinstler.

Kara Cody

Up and coming marble maker Kara Cody, 9 years old, makes marbles with her mother Christina Cody. Kara has been doing this since she was 5 years old. Kara showed this marble at the 2009 Orange County Marble Show.

Christina Cody is planning on attending the 2010 OC Marble Show, and will have some of Kara's marbles.

Christensen Coffin Box

A very rare Christensen Agate Coffin Box containing slags in graduated sizes. Made in the 1920s, little is known about this rare box. For sale for $3,800 at the 2009 Tacoma Marble Show from the collection of Tom Berg.

Gold Swan by Gooderheim

1" contemporary marble with 24KT gold swan made by glass artist Gooderheim of Canada circa 1990.

Swirl by Michael S. Barton

This beautiful contemporary handmade by Michael S. Barton was for sale at the 2008 Las Vegas Marble Show.

Snowman by David Salazar

Snowman by David Salazar.

Lazuli Flux Glass Art

Kissing fish in green glass by artist Zachary Jorgenson. This marble was for sale at the 2009 Tacoma Marble Show by the Lazuli Flux, Fine Murrine Glass Art.

Eagle Sulphide circa Late 1800s

This 2" eagle sulphide was handmade in Germany in the late 1800s and was for sale at the 2009 Orange County Marble Show. From the collection of Bill O'Connor.

Marble King Box Set

A boxed set of Marble King Cat Eyes for sale at the 2009 Tacoma Marble Show for $50. From the collection of Robin Gordon.

Naked Onionskin Ribbon circa Late 1800s

At two plus inches this naked onionskin is as rare as it is beautiful. On display at the 2009 Tacoma Marble Show. From the collection of Jeff and Tammy Baker.

Latest and Greatest from Rolf Wald

For sale at the 2009 Tacoma Marble Show were some of Rolf Wald's latest creations. It was great to see Rolf and know he is still making beautiful marbles.