Steph

Hi. Welcome. That's a "confetti" style of marble. It's modern and not from the U.S. Could be from Asia or Mexico.

Day 6 ... For Christmas pudding we have spotted dick! I'm uncertain on the swirl ... I don't recognize the texture of the base glass. It comes across as tan but it is also clear with sort of wispy and/or filamented ribbons in it. Is that a Ravenswood thing? Is it Alley in spite of being tan?

I'm going to go with St. Marys Alley. 1940's.

Not sure on the green. The rest appear to be Vitro Conquerors. Does the base fluoresce under blacklight on the green?

A 3/4" shooter? Closer to an inch? I'm leaning toward Jabo. If 3/4", then other views in other lighting could possibly change my mind. If closer to 1", then I'll probably stick with Jabo with an outside chance of Alley.

I am totally unaware of a marble named "bubble gum".

This view says Peltier Rainbo. @bumblebee, would you like to field the question about the value of stone marbles?

Curious about the upper left. Thinking an earlier Vitro ... or a Peltier.

Yeah, my first thought on the first one was a resounding "Champion" but I really didn't have any other images to back that thought up so I didn't say. And thank you. You too.

Wondering about Christensen American Agate on the last ... but those are uncommon so it could be wishful thinking.

The second has a nice Akro design -- trying to remember if purply black is an Akro thing.

The first does have a long, straight seam which points me away from Master. But what to? I don't know. Akro? Pelt? Vitro? Japanese?

For me the post sometimes takes a long time to get done "saving". At those times I refrain from clicking again in case that causes the extra postings. But that's just a guess about a cause ... I don't know.

Yes, those are lashes. And it looks Akro to me.

If I didn't have the daily photo requirement to keep me on the strait and narrow they'd all be open!

West Virginia swirl:

From this view this looks like a West Virginia swirl, but if it came from the group pictured at the top, then it could be a Peltier Rainbo. More views could decide.

Vitro Agate, Conqueror family

Peltier Zebra, late 1920's to early 1930's.

Hi. Nice. I see your issue. The nice roundness of the nine might make me lean toward MFC ... but then I wonder why we'd be ruling out Christensen. They also did handgathered slags, right? My honest but unhelpful answer is that I don't try to separate my handgathered slags.

I am inclined to agree with it being Akro.

Day 5 let it snow, let it snow, let it snow

❤️ Day 4 In hand this red really wants to be oxblood, but it can't be, right? I'm dreaming of a white Christmas ....

The blue looked Pelty before ... with the little bubbles all of the glass looks more pelty close up. Maybe it's a rainbo missing a ribbon -- that has been known to happen.

Hi. Welcome. Best not to put so many marbles in a single thread. The fewer marbles there are in a thread the better chance to get specific information. Mostly I'm seeing modern marbles but a few vintage seem to be in the mix. No monetary value in the first photo other than what it would cost to buy marbles new in the toy store. A few older ones in the later photos but not rare and not particularly valuable. Also, condition issues can quickly cut value by more than half.