I'llhavethat1
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Break in the squallls today, nice to get some sun. Lobed solid core 1 - 3/16"
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I'd say newer contemporary.
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Yes, I agree with earlier opinions on subject marble. Pretty beat, but good place holder for collectors on a budget, if they are in the market for this type
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No expert here, but I agree the more labor intensive the pattern the more desirable. So if the spacing/geometry is good, or more colors (I see three colored stripes on both left marbles), those are good traits. Your marbles are good examples of the type When you get into the figural design paintings, thats a different beast. Big $$ and questions of authenticity.
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Some handmade Germans do have oxblood, then there are some that have red that look like oxblood. Much like machine mades. Nice group of PeeWees
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Could be a Peltier peerless patch. With contamination causing the metallic stripe. I've seen similar in this combo.
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The last of my handmade antique marbles here.
I'llhavethat1 replied to The Nickel Guy's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
Nice German handmades. I agree with the symmetry. I'm wondering if the first isn't actually transparent blue over yellow. Making it look green from most angles. -
Unusual base glass on this German. (took the picture last week and didnt get around to posting until today)
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Always hard to compare an in-hand opinion to pics on a screen, but for my 2 cents it looks legit to me. But like I said, somebody might know otherwise based on their personal experience with the marble. Good luck at the show.
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lol, the handmades certainly set the bar high! Looks like a couple decent hand gathered slags in the mix.
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Could be Pelt with an abundance of coverage.
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What does it look like without the uv? Some people actually collect uv glass items dishes etc
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That's pretty cool. I agree not Pelt. I'd almost want a closer look in hand. Could be a folded up vitro conquerer or it could be something else
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Definitely hand made German, but there are some intricacies with types that don't fall into a definite category. I never quite understood "transparent Indian" compared to a banded transparent vs. Coreless swirl. Might be a regional thing?
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How about this one, any other views?
