sissydear

Joe Young isn't on your list. He is now deceased. I can post some pictures. He signed YD for Young Designs.

Johnny Rise isn't on your list. Sorry it's taking me a while to search my marbles and your list.

Ryan Gabel, Jennifer Menzies, Joe Lovell,

I THOUGHT an onyx was colored transparent glass with a white cork. Also if there is yellow in that base color, that brown color could be incompatibility with a glass that has copper in it like greens and some blues. It causes discoloration, not a blend and not a separate color.

Bo Stiff collected corkscrews with the same colors, but different base glass and corking ribbon. I didn't say that very well. I'll try another way. He liked opposites so he collected blue base glass with a green corking ribbon and green base glass with a blue corking ribbon. He had a lot of opposites.

It looks just like the ones I have.

Nice nice marbles in post #5

Some of those corks do have special names. if they light up with a blacklight, the red ones can be called cherry ades or tomato ades, the yellow ones lemonades, and the green ones limeades. if they don't light up, they are just corkscrews. I almost left out the orange ones are orange ades. Sometimes the patches light up with a black light and they have the ade name too.

Me too. I bought from him on ebay. Always nice marbles. So sorry to hear this and thank you for letting us all know.

Very Pretty! I love art glass marbles.

Beach Balls by Vitro Agate

Opals by Vitro Agate

USA Pea, Vitro Agate

Chick peas, Vitro Agate

Sweet Peas, Vitro Agate

Blackeyed peas, Vitro Agate

Biscuits and red eye gravy - Vitro Agate, pea family

Yellowjackets Vitro Agate

It's fossilized feces.

I've BEEN IGNORING THAT COPROLITE TOO! MAYBE WE'RE THE ONLY ONES THAT KNOW WHAT IT IS. I THINK WE BOTH HAVE SCIENCE BACKGROUNDS. MINE IS BIOLOGY.

Waller is fine. Houston flooded so much that I can't get to my son from Waller. Should be drained by tomorrow.

I think most of the Vitro Agate marbles, the peas, the opals, the tri-lites, Easter Eggs, fully covered tigereyes, etc.

The clear based one.

The one on the left is a Berry Pink. Jim Garber sold me these two together because he thought the one on the right was related. I don't think so.

Ann, Berry Pinks are larger marbles - one inch. I have only seen 3 varieties. (1) opaque white base, (2) pale blue opaque base (I've only seen one and I've been looking for a long time and (3) a clear base. I will post larger photos of the 1 and 3 for you.