Are they marble tiles that are laid in morter and grouted? If so it would be easier just to remove the entire top, which is a plywood substrait screwed onto the cabinets. If it's tiles amoung others that are cracked or broken and not the entire top, you'll need to chip out the grout and get a small plybar or heavy duty putty knife . Work the tool under the tile, tapped in by a hammer to chip up tile.
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Are they marble tiles that are laid in morter and grouted? If so it would be easier just to remove the entire top, which is a plywood substrait screwed onto the cabinets. If it's tiles amoung others that are cracked or broken and not the entire top, you'll need to chip out the grout and get a small plybar or heavy duty putty knife . Work the tool under the tile, tapped in by a hammer to chip up tile.
Mildred, every one of these videos show removing granite, so I suppose removing marble is done the same way.
https://www.youtube.com/results?search_query=remove+marble+on+island