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Happy Pelt Tuesday!
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It's a one color opaque game marble. Not many are worth a thing unless you're talking old handmades or transitionals. And it's usually very difficult to ID them, since most companies made them by the railcar full.
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Very nice transitionals - Japan, I think. I like them, William!
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Alley for me too.
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Nice big Vitros is what I see.
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It looks JABO to me.
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This is a nice one, William!
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The one on the left gives me a pretty strong Vitro vibe. Is it veneered? To me, it sort of looks like it. As for the one on the right, I could easily see Master. Regardless, they're both very nice marbles!
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I picked up this nice hand-faceted green-dyed agate at the Decatur show too.
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They strike me as Vitros, Tommy.
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Not sure I've heard the name - sounds cool though! As for AV, some of the most common I think would be Royals and Moss Agates. I have seen it on Oxblood Patches too, and it wouldn't surprise me to find some on a Tricolor.
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It's kind of a classic, Art, and I'm pretty confident it's an Akro Pink Champagne, I think some would call William's an Egg Yolk Pink Champagne, regardless of how well organized the corkscrew is. And I get the name thing, but this name has been around for a good long while. And I didn't name it, I'm just the messenger. 🙂
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It's interesting how the striping appears to be more on the surface than in the glass.
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We are talking about William's 5th marble, right Art? It's egg yolk yellow on a champagne colored base.
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The "Score!" thread. Post your exciting finds here...
Ric replied to bumblebee's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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I think that one may actually be referred to as a "Pink Champaign" but I'd like to see someone else validate that idea since I'm not sure.
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I have never seen that kind of drizzle on a slag. I think it's a WVS of some kind too - the cool sloppy drizzle makes it hard to tell whose though, and with just white on/in colored transparent glass the descriptor "slag" fits too.
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The colors are there but I don't see the pattern . . . ?
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I could easily see modern torch-work, for sure.
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Lots of interesting stuff here but no CAC that I spot off-hand.
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One thing I notice is all the tiny pricks or blow holes in the white glass pieces - I think that points away from CAC.
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Very nice Striped Opaque, Gladys!
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I do have white on green examples from Sistersville but I think they made them at Pennsboro too.
