Any help identifying these

[Rob-n-Texas]

I found a whole mason jar full of marbles at a garage sale and bought them pretty cheap. Heres a few that looked cool. Could someone help me identify the type, age and worth of these marbles. Thanks alot guys!

 

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[Marbleguy]

There may be several antique marbles there..

But some if not most of the marbles shown were made recently. Especially the white one with colored speckles. A good education is to buy a couple bags of marbles from a supermarket toys display or toy store. The bags have a good mixture of modern-day marbles. There's a big,observable difference between mass-produced modern marbles and marbles made during the 1930s or earlier.

 

[Rob-n-Texas]

appreciate the reply. The Red marble seems handmade. Its not perfectly round and has some of the red color missing on one side. I guess 2 bucks isnt a big deal.

 

[duffytrash]

that green and blue one in the top of the picture looks to be a ravenswood swirl...you paid for the jar with that one...theres some other american marbles in that top frame but common....i cant tell about that red one you mentioned....good buy for $2.....