Porcelain and Crockery Marbles

Porcelain and Crockery stoneware marbles are pottery marbles fired at high temperatures. Porcelain marbles are most often white with various painted line decorations fired on. Crockery marbles typically have a stoneware salt glaze. Bennington marbles are a typically brown or blue stoneware marble with "eyes" where the marbles touched while fired in the kiln. Although these marbles were named because they looked like they produced by the Bennington Pottery of Vermont, they were in fact mostly produced in Germany before World War I.