MyMarbleBuddy

LOL! Lets put it this way, I have not yet put them in my safe deposit box, nor have I insured them. Still, they have shelf space, because they are, after all, marbles!

LOL. I have some too, from my Pokemon-loving-daughter years ago. I figured I would have to hang on to them for a gagillion years, more or less, before they will pay the mortgage!

Ohh Woodse, I know, I know! After I posted I realized that my grammer generated a great visual! I am glad you enjoyed that. Thanks for the laugh, that WAS very helpful. I figured it out. Shipwrecked Marbles, David Rosenfeldt in the early 2000s. I guess he made both the one with dichoric shimmer floaters and the one with colored glass floaters. Ruth

Ohh Woodse, I know, I know! After I posted I realized that my grammer generated a great visual! I am glad you enjoyed that. Thanks for the laugh, that WAS very helpful.

Thanks, all. I will work on getting pictures up.

After a few years of "other distractions" I am rejoining you marble folks again. I can't find some of my paperwork, and want to know if someone can help me out: There were one or two marble makers making liquid filled marbles, with floating inclusions. Who was it that made them? Thanks, Ruth aka MyMarbleBuddy

I guess it would not hurt to mention here that my Pelt Blue Bee is for sale on ebay, and the auction for that And some other great Pelts ends between 6:00 and 7:00 this evening Pacific Time! You will see in my listing I am not certain if the imperfections in the BlueBee are as made or not. Nice Adventurine! I sell under MyMarbleBuddy

Thank you O' Answerer of my Query! I don't want to let this post die away, however. Does any one out there have a photo of a marble like this? Or do you have others like this?

You DID find it, though, right? Lol! I once came very, very close to throwing out a mint guinea ...in a dumpster. That would have led to a horrible search and rescue project.

@ kbobam: I meant the new pasta shape... I collect marbles and like new pasta shapes ... obviously I have refused to grow up! but Fish is good, too. Gold fish crackers are a treat, and the Parmesan are my favorite. BTW: You need to sell a marble and go buy groceries!

I NEED the fishies!

Is is a Christensen? I have not seen photos of a similar marble anywhere. This is 19/32", and the base is definitely a pale gray, not white. It has faint streaks of golden yellow, which are subtle, but show up in a few photos. I love the art-deco style! Can any one post photos of a similar marble? Thanks from (Your)MarbleBuddy

Happy birthday, and your cats are planning a wild rumpus at 2:30 a.m. Don't say I didn't warn you!

Just plain sweet!