Medium: Signed Limited Edition Lithograph Edition: 670 of 750 Year: 1983 Condition: Mint Framed: Yes, professionally matted and framed Signature: Hand-signed by the artist
Item Description
This piece is a whimsical, cartoon-style lithograph by Robert Marble, known for his humorous, detailed illustrations featuring animals operating Rube Goldberg-like machines. Titled “How to Make a Better Chocolate Chip Cookie,” this 1983 artwork is a satirical tribute to overengineering, rendered with expressive line work and vibrant color.
The edition number of 750 suggests this was intended as a collectible, not mass-market print — and the hand signatureconfirms its authenticity as part of the artist's approved run.
Market Value (As of 2025)
Sales Context
Estimated Value
Retail (gallery or collector resale, framed)
$150–$250
Online resale (eBay, Etsy, private sales)
$100–$175
Unframed or damaged
$60–$100
Factors Enhancing Value
Low edition size (750) increases scarcity
Hand-signed and numbered
Framed and in mint condition
Cult interest in humorous, food-themed 1980s illustration
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This is a signed lithograph…
This is a signed lithograph 670 of 750
This is a signed and…
This is a signed and numbered lithograph
Robert Marble “How to Make a Better Chocolate Chip Cookie” 1983
Medium: Signed Limited Edition Lithograph
Edition: 670 of 750
Year: 1983
Condition: Mint
Framed: Yes, professionally matted and framed
Signature: Hand-signed by the artist
Item Description
This piece is a whimsical, cartoon-style lithograph by Robert Marble, known for his humorous, detailed illustrations featuring animals operating Rube Goldberg-like machines. Titled “How to Make a Better Chocolate Chip Cookie,” this 1983 artwork is a satirical tribute to overengineering, rendered with expressive line work and vibrant color.
The edition number of 750 suggests this was intended as a collectible, not mass-market print — and the hand signatureconfirms its authenticity as part of the artist's approved run.
Market Value (As of 2025)
Sales Context
Estimated Value
Retail (gallery or collector resale, framed)
$150–$250
Online resale (eBay, Etsy, private sales)
$100–$175
Unframed or damaged
$60–$100
Factors Enhancing Value
Professional Appraisal Recommendation
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If desired, a local fine art appraiser or national service like Heritage Auctions or Appraisers Association of America can offer formal documentation.
Great Nostalgic Find!
Such a cool find, especially with the original box! Vintage toys like this bring back great memories. And for a fresh style today, check out the Navy Classic Puff Hoodie — classic and comfy!