68001 BB Marbles: Walking Bear Sulphide

This hand carved marble polar bear sculpture is by listed Madison Wisconsin artist B. P. Barwick. It depicts a carved varigated grey marble walking polar bear on a Lucite base. It is signed under the

SULPHIDE. Figure is a seated bear. Excellent detail to the figure. Set off center. No air bubbles. Excellent silvering. There is a melted piece of sand near the top, a melt pit next to it and a small

SULPHIDE. Figure is standing bear. Excellent detail to the figure. Set slightly off center. No air bubbles. Good silvering. Pontil at bottom. Small chip off to the side. One small rough spot. Germany,

SULPHIDE. Figure is a bear. Above average detail to the figure. Off center. Small air bubble on one side. Good silvering. Germany, circa 1860-1920. Surface is buffed.1-11/16". Buffed

Well-centered standing bear holding a log. Great figure with great detail. Condition: (9.4). Dimensions: 1 - 13/16" Dia.

Approx 1 1/2" in diameter

LARGE hand carved pink variegated marble hardstone walking fetish bear adorned with an arrowhead tool. Bear represents strength and the spiritual journey through life in American Indian culture. Smoot

Lot 88. SULPHIDE. This figure is known by collectors as the bear holding his pole. Or maybe a pole. Excellent detail to the figure. Slightly off center. No air bubbles, but nice silvering. An annealin

Lot (4) early Sulphide Marbles with bears, Largest approx. 1 1/2" D..

Lot includes a squirrel eating, this marble is polished. Lot also includes a sitting dog, standing sheep and a bear sulphide. Condition (8.7 - 9.0). Size 1 - 9/16" - 1 - 5/8" Dia.

Harold von Schmidt, Walking Bear, 1972, Harold von Schmidt (American, 1893-1982), dark patinated cast bronze, onyx marble base, cast signed and dated on bronze base, stamped "40" on base rim, 9"h x 5"

Lot 46. SULPHIDE. Walking dog Sulphide. Above average detail to figure. Well centered. Silvering with very shallow air bubble on sections. Surface is original and Mint. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 1-15/

SULPHIDE. Figure is a Walking Pig. Poor detail to the surface. Set slightly off center. Small air bubble on one side. Good silvering. Pontil at bottom. No damage. Germany, circa 1860-1920. 1-7/16". Mi

A grouping of vintage marbles including: 10 with banded center swirls - some surface abrasions, 1 sulphide that appears to be a bear - poor condition with extensive shallow chips, 26 glazed clay Benni

1 - 35/64" and 1 - 49/64" Dia. The smallest is a number one sulfide. This marble is polished with no damage showing. The larges sulfide is a rare fairy-tale bear in dress with hat and with spotted gre

Late 19th century. All have been used and have bruises and wear. Seated dog, 1.75"d., bear, 1.5"d., lamb, 1.25"d. and rooster, 1.75"d.

Late 19th century. Pretty clean with a little wear, scratches and abrasions. Standing bear, 1.5"d. and a sitting dog, 1.25"d.

ASSORTED ANIMAL-FIGURE SULPHIDE MARBLES, LOT OF THREE, colorless, comprising a razorback, bear, and sheep.Late 19th/early 20th century. 1 1/4" to 1 1/2" D.Sheep has an air bubble, seated bear has an a

1 5/16" BOAR (GOOD SURFACE) 1 5/16" RECUMBENT DOG (SEVERAL CHIPS), 1 1/8" RABBIT (MINOR ABRASIONS), 1 1/8" BEAR? (MINOR ABRASIONS) AND 1 1/16" STANDING BEAR (MINOR ABRASIONS)

From smallest to largest: unusual monkey sitting on a rock, a seated dog and a seated bear. Condition (8.7 - 9.5). Size 1 - 1/2" - 1 - 3/4" Dia.

colorless, comprising a chow chow-type dog, a sitting dog, a dog or a bear standing on all fours, a likely sitting cat, and a reclining cat or dog. Late 19th/early 20th century. 1 3/16" to 1 7/8" D.Pr

SULPHIDE. An exceptionally rare figure. This is a "donut hole" retriever dog with a duck in his mouth. Very few of these are known to exist. Excellent detail to the figure. Set slightly off center. No

Philip R. Goodwin (1881-1935), Walking Bear, bronze 1632/2002, 2 1/4 x 4 x 2, inscribed lower front: Goodwin stamped bottom: 1632 Provenance: From a Private Collection

Amanda Crowe. Walking Bear. Signed outside right paw at base. Carved walnut. Excellent condition. 10" long x 7" h. Provenance: Purchased in 1998 from Qualla Arts and Crafts, Cherokee, NC for $1,700 (r