Ric

I don't know for sure but if calligraphy is a type of pattern and not a specific color combination it doesn't make much sense why it would be - it is a different glass than used for the striping.

I think about a pattern well defined, intersecting lines, which resemble fine handwriting. How busy the pattern gets is dependent on the number and length of the lines. I think there almost has to be significant wiggle room in the definition. How would you define it . . . an average of seven lines intersecting no fewer than four times per cubic centimeter over at least 60% of the marble's surface? lol

I think I see what Galen sees. It looks like the second seam is buried deep in the fold but . . .?

No name that I know of, but it wouldn't surprise me.

I mean, if there's going to be controversy around here, I would just as soon you start it.

Hey Steph, I'm not sure I know what a calligraphy is. What do you think?

just a pic . . .

Any AV in the fizz? And does anyone have an example of a Green Sunset? I have heard of them but don't know if I have seen one, since I can't put the name to a marble.

The colors and structure are nice. The orange peel is crazy.

It's cool. I'd have it with my Alleys.

Nice!

It's a cool effect.

Peculiar, no idea who might have made it.

That's a nice marble. Are they all blue?

I am confident that one is Asian - I probably should have shown the other seam. Although I do think a couple could be Mexican.

Revolving doors are the only ones men are supposed to pass through first - so they can push and the lady doesn't get her gloves dirty.

They do have a foggy surface and the inclusions are what people often refer to as ovenbrick.

Mostly . . .

I don't have as many of the blue ones, Steph. I think they look great together, though. Lots of my examples have fractures - like the one on the right.

The base on Realers does vary in opalescence, just like Vitro's Opals. Sometimes I wonder if it's related to patch color.