Maglight Indian Swirl.

This rare and beautiful 1 7/16" red glass Indian Swirl is from the collection of Tom Rudolph and was for sale at the 2009 Las Vegas Marble Show.

Indian Swirl with Lutz circa Late 1800s

Made in Germany around the late 1800s, here's an amazingly beautiful and very rare 1" Indian swirl with lutz. From the collection of Jeroen Van Valkenburg.

End of Day Indian Swirl

End of day marbles are some of the rarest handmade marbles. They have a single pontil, and typically, a multitude of colors.

The single pontil results from the fact that an End of Day marble is the final marble made from a glass cane. For a swirl marble, the glass cane can look like a large, straight, glass candycane. Five to twenty five marbles would typically be made from one cane, with the final one being the End of day marble. So, because they are the final marbles made from a cane, they have just one pontil, and typically, a multitude of colors; which can sometimes look like an onionskin or splaches of color.

Turquoise Indian Swirl circa Late 1800s

Black and turquoise, this small 5/8" Indian swirl is a real gem.

Indian Swirls

Indian swirls are black based swirls with different colored bands. Maglight indians have a dark transparent base.