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1800's to Early 1900's German Clay Corkscrew Bennington
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HUGE COLLECTORS LOT-LIFETIME OF MARBLE COLLECTING!!! I am listing a huge collection of marbles, I will be listing a little each week. My friend has a collection that came from a family member, and he never got into them. When I told him about Ebay he asked me to put them up for him. He told me some of the that he knew, so I will try to list these beautiful and rare marbles for you. I am doing small lots for the next couple weeks because I think you can see the marbles alot better that way. T is a couple HUGE marbles, he said they were GERMAN from the 1800's. The biggest one is over 1 and 1/2 inchs.One has a twisted colorful inside, the other looks like a barber pole inside, and one has a yellow netting, I think it is called Latticinio??. T are some big glass ones that are called Sparklers Lots of clays, red, green, blue, yellow, brown big and little Nice some very shiny Bennington's that look brand new, but are from the late 1800's. Some white china marbles, some are very shiny and some have a nice pattern on them. T is one very sparkly one, I think he called it Lutz. The ones I know are called corkscrews, I think these are from the 1920's. T is a very shiny tiger eye and some ones I recognize from eBay called Bulls eyes. He also said t was some oxbloods and other very old collectible marbles. Whoever these were, collected very old stuff and these marbles are part of that. These sales are as is, because I think the pictures show you better than I can say. Payment within 7 days of auction. I only take PAYPAL. THANKS FOR LOOKING. 
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