.LUTZ, Banded Opaque. M 9.7. 9/16".

Lot 165. LUTZ, Banded Opaque. Semi-opaque white base. Not opalescent. Four red bands. Two white-edged lutz bands. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 9/16". Mint (9.7). Estimate: $350-$700

Lot 217. BANDED OPAQUE. Red and blue bands on white. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 11/16". Mint (9.7). Estimate: $150-$300. Provenance: ex-Collection of William Taufic.

Lot 217. LUTZ, Banded. Rare marble. Opaque custard yellow base. Four robins egg blue bands and two white-edged lutz bands. Reverse twist top. Small defect near the top pontil that appears to be manufa

LUTZ, Banded. Transparent brown base. Two white-edged lutz bands, four white bands. Surface has been buffed. Damage remains. Pontils remain. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 9/16". Buffed .

LUTZ, Banded. Clear base. Aqua bands. Large shooter. One small melt spot. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 7/8". Mint(-) (9.1).

Lot 64. LUTZ, Banded. Transparent clear base. Four light green bands and two white-edged lutz bands. Nice. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 21/32". Mint (9.7).

LUTZ, Opaque Banded. Opaque black base. Four white bands. Two white-edged lutz bands. One tiny pinprick. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 11/16". Mint(-) (9.0).

LUTZ, Opaque Banded. Beauty. Opaque black core. Four aqua bands and two white-edged lutz bands on the core. Then an outer layer of clear. Germany, circa 1860-1920.11/16". Mint (9.9).

LUTZ, Opaque Banded. Semi-opaque white base. Four teal bands. Three lutz bands. It is unusual to have the extra lutz band. Surface has a blown airhole, some tiny flakes, some tiny chips and a couple s

Lot 97. LUTZ, Banded. Green bands. Large size. Overall scratching and pitting. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 1-9/16". Good(+) (7.9). Estimate $150-$300

Marbles: LUTZ, Opaque Banded. Semi-opaque vaseline yellow base. Four blue bands. Two white-edged lutz bands. Some tiny flakes, tiny chips, pinpricks and surface wear. Germany, irca 1860-1920. 5/8". Go

CONTEMPORARY HANDMADE, Robert Hamon. Opaque banded lutz. Signed "Hamon 95".1-1/16". Mint (9.9).

Lot 112. LUTZ, Opaque Banded. Semi-opaque white base. Four red bands. Two white-edged lutz bands. Large flake near the top. Buffed surface, remnants of some small hits. Pontils are present. Germany, c

Lot 21. LUTZ, Banded. Transparent olive base. Opaque white bands. One melt touch spot, two tiny subsurface moons. Large shooter. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 7/8". Near Mint (8.6). Estimate: $150-$300

Lot 105. BANDED OPAQUE. Light blue base with two stretched bands of color. One tiny touch spot. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 21/32". Mint(-) (9.2). Estimate: $150-$300

Lot 202. LUTZ, Banded. Larger shooter. Clear base. Blue bands. A couple of pinpricks. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 31/32". Mint(-) (9.2). Estimate: $250-$500. Provenance: ex-Collection of William Taufic.

MARBLE KING, Rainbow. Four-color Patch and Ribbon Rainbow. Bengal Tiger. Opaque white base. Surface is a black patch and ribbon and a patch and ribbon of red on yellow. Paden City WV, circa 1955-1965.

Lot 96. BANDED OPAQUE. The consignor labeled this as an Indian, but it is really a Banded Opaque. Very dark forest green opaque base. Two bands of stretched color on it. Beautiful and rare marble. Ger

Lot 111. LUTZ, Solid Core. Opaque white core. Then layer of transparent dark green glass. Then a layer of lutz. Then a clear surface. One tiny melt spot. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 21/32". Mint(-) (9.2

Lot includes five multicolor triple banded Litz and one black opaque base with red bands. All signed Matthews 2002. Condition (9.9). Size 1-11/64" - 1-7/32" Dia.

LUTZ, Ribbon Core. Beautiful Ribbon Core Lutz. Smaller than normal. Clear base. Opaque white ribbon. Transparent pink on one face, transparent blue on the other. Lutz band on either edge, flanked by w

CONTEMPORARY HANDMADE, Rolf Wald. Gorgeous banded marble. Blue core. Covered with opaque and transparent bands of color and lutz bands. Signed "Wald 95". 1-7/16". Mint (9.9).

3 9/16" Double Notched Wing Bannerstone. Ballard Co, KY. Vividly banded slate. Very fine condition. Ex-Gary Noel, Red Tully, E.E. Curtiss, Sr.. Pictured in The Archaic Bannerstone (Lutz, p212). Featur

Late 19th century, stamped to underside of one foot ''M.B.Co. / 97 / U.S.A.'', patinated brass, the squared tapering base relief-decorated with oak branches issuing leaves and acorns, with two lights