I'llhavethat1
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When I think of single pontil slags, I think of the early Germans. But you're right, from your pics with that style of pattern and pontil, Navarre is likely
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From https://marbleconnection.com/topic/27321-peewee-pics-anyone-and-a-little-info-would-be-great/page/2/ Pretty sure I've got a blue, a purple, and a red one around somewhere too.
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For me, it looks like some type of Joseph Coat pattern (although some might say a minimum # of colors required). The whole "End of Day" terminology is another thing...I think the term was published in a couple marble books and imaginations ran wild.
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Might be able to determine the base vs. ribbon color by what's in the bottom of the blow-out (3rd pic down). Failing on that? Hammer time!🔨
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Looks like it from here. Nice color
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Looks CAC (Christensen Agate Co) to me, could be an Alley. Hard to tell from the pics
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Left one isn't a flaming dragon (wrong company, colors, pattern). Likely Alley, chance of Christensen with better pics. Right one is a Peltier, I believe most people refer to this type as a Multi Color Swirl (MCS)
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Success! Not a common marble at all. Some people would refer to it as a ribbon core onionskin.
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...And take a picture. It'll help to temporarily reveal the interior detail
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toothpick for me (unused of course)
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I'd say Alley
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Interesting set up, I like seeing stuff like this.
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I'd lean towards Pelt based on those pics. And the size
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getting a bit of a pelt vibe from that single pic. More angles and pics could quickly convince me otherwise
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Though crossed my mind as well
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Based on the pics I'd put that with my possible Pelts. In hand might be a completely different story ie: CAC or Euro
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The article is a good read. Both processes described (hot punch, hollow cane) is more than you'd expect from the average "maker/hut" aiming for quantity. Thanks for the link, very interesting
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no doubt a nice clambroth!
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Interesting to see those types. Most of the ones I've seen pics of were more "traditional" German handmades.
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Not sure if those are threads or the "seat" of a check valve. That's why I was curious about the rest of the fitting.
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I saw it listed originally, figured my Wife wouldn't be too thrilled with our "new" hotplate.
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What did the rest of the pipe fitting looks like, was it some sort of check valve?
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Nice Germans. Good symmetry and bold colors on the first one
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My first thought was cateye too, but the construction and bubbly base glass? Could be Pelt?
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Nice, is it as big as it looks?
