Green and White Swirled Glass Marbles (Assorted)

The image displays a collection of glass marbles, specifically highlighting five green and white banded varieties held in an open palm. The marbles are spherical and appear to be made of polished glass, exhibiting a smooth, reflective surface. Their size varies slightly, but they are generally consistent with standard playing marbles, likely ranging from approximately 0.5 to 1 inch in diameter. The predominant color scheme for the featured marbles is opaque white with swirls or bands of translucent green. The patterns differ among the individual marbles; some show broad, irregular green bands swirling around a white base, while others have more concentrated areas of green, giving a varied appearance. One marble is almost entirely green with very subtle white marbling. There are no discernible maker's marks, signatures, or stamps visible on these mass-produced items. The overall condition appears to be good for playtime objects, with some minor scuffs or surface abrasions visible on closer inspection, typical of used marbles. No significant chips, cracks, or repairs are obvious. These marbles likely date from the mid-20th century to modern times, as this style of banded or swirled marble has been popular for decades. The craftsmanship is consistent with machine-made glass production, resulting in uniform shapes and generally consistent color distribution, though the exact swirl patterns are unique to each marble.