Steph
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Did you say large? I'm thinking about Jabo on top. WV on bottom. All Alleys?
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I don't recognize it. The seam looks a bit elongated for a Master, but that's my first guess.
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Vitro Superior. A member of the Tri-Lite family from the 1930's.
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Christensen Agate on the blue and red. Possibly also on the one beside it. For sure flame on the blue and red. I think Alley on the yellow and white. Four tips might be enough to get that called a flame.
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I think maybe Vacor on top. Not sure at all on the middle. The bottom are intriguing. I'm aware of a Peltier Woody, but not aware of a Marble King Woody. I am considering Marble King, but also am considering a modern-ish Vitro. Seems like maybe too many stripes for a Peltier.
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Is that blue in the upper right corner if the picture part of the marble? Having trouble thinking of anything with that blue and that green.
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No ruler showing, but trust me ... these are little
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I'm getting an Akro vibe there. Is it a "lazy corkscrew"? (not quite a full turn?)
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I should be able to tell at a glance. I'm looking at a pic of some of mine and trying to see if I see a match ... and I'm not quite there. They look sort of like my bottom left. Might just be a difference in lighting making me unable to lock in the match. Will wait to hear what others say. Mine:
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(not seeing Akro or CAC)
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If vintage, then I'd go with some West Virginia swirl manufacturer on these.
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This could be Marble King. Could be Vitro. Could be some other company which usually does patches (which could include Akro but that's low on my list)
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Very rarely is it possible to i.d. them with any confidence. In the past I have found it amusing to try to detect whether they were made on a swirl machine or a patch machine but most probably wouldn't believe or care if someone said they could sort them by manufacturer or decade. I have a special fondness for them but they're commons.
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Good question, Bruce!
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Six! I'm impressed. I too lack lady taters. But am blessed to have my tater bug family.
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more of same topic & then some
Steph replied to bonniemarbles's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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I've heard of someone who calls himself Dr. Marbles on facebook. Did video sessions. But I never became acquainted with him. The bubble is a nice little surprise inside, but I don't think it means anything for the ID. I agree with Alley flame.
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Yes, Vacor on the red and yellow. A modern slipped in with the vintages. And Alley on the white and orange.
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Consider Alley. On both. Alley "West Virginian" immediately popped to mind for the one on the right.
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scrumptious I got a face full of fall leaves from a blast of wind while walking home yesterday. It was awesome.
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more of same topic & then some
Steph replied to bonniemarbles's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
When I have a picture on my computer that I want to work on in Paint, I right click on the picture then hover over the "open with" option. That gets me to the option to open it in Paint. -
Oh yeah, another beautiful corkscrew.
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Are the clays super large or are the benningtons super small?
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Pretty.