Steph
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Top: I think MK on the ends and Peltier Rainbo in the middle. Bottom: That may be a Vitro Whitie on the left. Could be right about the last two being Alley.
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Vitro Cat's Eye. Nice photos.
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Alley for sure
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Peltier Rainbo. Vintage
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Welcome! ... link didn't get there for me. This seems to work: https://www.instagram.com/designsbybing/?hl=af Nice pendant in your avatar over there. That blobby cane look really works.
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slush, slush baby ..... to be followed by 9 days with only one chance to break above freezing.
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So ... how do we get the orange? Still not understanding. Thanks for your patience.
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Looking Ravenswood from here.
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ONE WEEK! Kansas City Marble Show - March 3, 2019
Steph replied to Greatmacscott's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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Thank you, Royal, for sharing this. Condolences to his family.
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Middle and right are Peltier. I'm not getting a handle on the cutlines on the purple one.
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Congrats on a popeye in the wild!
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Really? That orange is coming from the green? Naturally I considered the possibility that it was from some kind of blend, but I didn't see how we would get that as a blend, so I got my hopes up for Dindo.
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That pattern doesn't look modern. But with that vivid green taking up half the marble, I'm not placing it. Maybe Vitro?
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The yellow and black is definitely a Marble King Bumblebee. No oddball there. A classic. Alley on bottom right.
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Vitro Tiger Eyes It'll start to gel soon!
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Cool! And yes! That looks like a distinct extra color. That would be a Hybrid Popeye ... which is highly valued.
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gorgeous!
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P.s., the glowing lavender is from Fenton Burmese glass cullet.
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Only three. I expected more. But I do have some 3/4" Jabos with similar-looking lavender which disappointed me by not glowing. But pretty is good.
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Thanks, Alan. I was curious about how anyone would work with such tiny bits.
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And to think last month I got giddy over hubby bringing me home a BB-sized clearie -- no color.
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Ha! That would be EX Cit Ing! Itty bitty ones? Who made 'em?
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Hmmm ... hard to say. I would look for cutlines and would look to see if the white seems to mostly connect those cutlines. But maybe it's just a clearie with a little stray white. Clearies weren't always perfectly uniform.