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Steph

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  1. Nice 9! I need to file this one away in my imposter files!
  2. I was about to say I was unable to comment on gallery photos. But apparently a recent software fix changed that. I added one comment. I'll go have another look now.
  3. My question is "Alley or Christensen or Vacor". And I don't have any strong feelings.
  4. The colors made me think Vacor. The second to last photo made me think even more Vacor.
  5. Steph

    Help ID 49

    Very pretty. Would guess Marble King or later Vitro. Don't know.
  6. Old, I think. Something from Mr. Leighton, I think. Maybe Navarre.
  7. Steph

    Help ID 51

    Transparent swirls are tougher than ordinary WV Swirls.
  8. Steph

    Help ID 47

    The texture is making me lean vintage Asian. But ?
  9. Steph

    Help ID 47

    Not seeing Vacor. Not ruling out non-U.S. And have seen some interesting early Vacors recently. (1960s) But it's not a Vacor I recognize. And that seam in the last picture looks vintage to me. But who? Only the one seam?
  10. Steph

    Help ID 46

    Yikes. That would also be my guess for now. That's unusual.
  11. Steph

    Help ID 45

    Huh. Looks like a WV Swirl to me. Maybe Champion?
  12. Steph

    Help ID 44

    Possibly a Vitro Cosmic Rainbow.
  13. Steph

    Help ID 43

    You mean glow under blacklight. That glower looks like a Marble King.
  14. That's where I sell, when I do. A little challenging to learn the way around ebay as a seller.
  15. Are you thinking that's oxblood? The lighting is stopping me from telling.
  16. I think it's contemporary. That doesn't mean non-valuable.
  17. Gotta love the colors they've been able to pack into these contract runs.
  18. @Jamiebull13, I'm not able to post comments on pictures in the gallery. So hopefully you'll see this comment here. You wrote, "Is this a rare vintage piece? I found it in central Arkansas while hunting for arrowheads. Any info would be much appreciated." The answer is no, not rare. Grooves like that are called "cold rolls". That's when the molten glass glob which turns into a marble wasn't quite hot enough when it came out of the furnace. So it wasn't about to smooth out completely as it went down the rollers. Side note: @bumblebee, I tried to link Jamie's picture into this thread, but as has happened before, when I tried to link to an image in the gallery I couldn't post the thread at all. I had to start a new thread and retype the text without the link to the gallery before this would go through.
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