Featured Old Glass Marbles, Please Help ID

Good Evening,
I came into these old marbles via a distant family member that passed away. I helped clean out his estate and saved these from the trash. I know very little about marbles and the more I try to research them the more overwhelmed I get.

I know some of them are beat up, obviously played with but here are some photos- any thoughts/opinions are greatly appreciated.

just a side note- I am so excited to see a little into the world of marble collecting just from the bit of research I've done online. It seems like a community with members that are so passionate and knowledgeable- it's very impressive, inspiring and so cool.

 

Here's a few more views...

 

I, too, love marbles. You find them everywhere in the soil around here. I can't help you, but I'm sure we have a marble person around here somewhere.

 

nice selection.....you did good saving them.....!

 

https://www.glasmurmeln.com/

https://www.glasmuseum-lauscha.de/sonderaustellungen.html

https://www.google.ch/search?q=murm...=img&ei=bdbMX8efEdC8a6L6tqAJ&bih=535&biw=1184

Lauscha was for a long time the main hotspot for export.

https://murmelwelt.de/antike.html
on the left below Historie some good informative links.

 

I had no idea that the history of marbles was so interesting. I knew marbles used to be hand made but that was all. Thank you for this information!

 

I have been half-heartedly trying to research my old family collection, looking to sell it. I hesitate because the info seems daunting, and I'm afraid I'll overlook that one sleeper. Nothing jumps out, like sulfides, but still...

 

here is a link to a seller on etsy who seems to know his marbles if you want to check out his listings. I lost my marbles a long time ago..LOL, so I am of no help.

https://www.etsy.com/listing/165826...=sr_gallery-3-18&organic_search_click=1&cns=1

Here is one of his listings for a high priced marble.
https://www.etsy.com/listing/647731...rd-nlr-national?ref=shop_home_active_44&pro=1

 

Hahaha!
I'm about to lose mine...

Thanks very much for the suggestion- I'll check this out!

 

Two excellent forums for marbles (bookmark 'em!):

http://www.allaboutmarbles.com/

https://marbleconnection.com/

 

I thought you might be the right person to answer this.

 

definitely better to ask a US forum.
most look 60s and 70s Asian import.