schmoozer
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We built the house with displays in mind. My wife has 4 large displays of her perfume bottles as well. i had a bunch of AKRO glass that was sitting in storage, recently sold, except for the ashtrays. Blenko glass has a lot more impact when displayed, IMHO. i still pick up the occasional piece when the $ is right.
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They are all military, mostly theater-style handmade. I have other collections that require space.
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Here are mine, not all marbles.
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Interested, also located in the Seattle area. Happy to take a look-see at what you have. Brad
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I bought one in 2008 near Sistersville, made by a guy with initials “TT“. Tommy Thornton?? It was on the bottom of the figure, a gnome, in amber glass with white wisps. Fooled a number of people. waiting to look at a group locally, cautious as I know little about them.
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Thanks Ron!!
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Awesome, thanks guys!!!
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Agreed!!
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Here’s mine. The blue “8” is machinemade, the other 3 are hand faceted. I wonder, is it harder to make a large, or small, marble?
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Remove the single blue bands, increase it to 1” and whaddya get?
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We live up in Poulsbo.
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Why I don't sneer at Vacors
schmoozer replied to bonniemarbles's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
I have two of these in my display case, beautiful mibs. -
Handmade aggies roll funny, wobbling around, stopping on a flat spot. My largest is around 1.5”, smallest is 1/2”. Found a jar of 30 for $30 a few years back.
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Thanks Ron... A very cool marble regardless.
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Thanks! This one is translucent.
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What is the difference between translucent and opalescent?
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Thanks guys, certainly a strange one. The colors and striations made me think MK.
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Backlit
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1”, translucent white base. Some people on FB say no, but don’t know what it is? IMG_6130.MOV
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Transparent cobalt blue base, 5/8”.
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Haha
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Looks Peltier, IMHO
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About 11/16”
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Alan's Marble Connection Web Address
schmoozer replied to spara50's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Craig, thank you for continuing Alan’s legacy! bookmarked
