Steph

After a few decent snowfalls, with a couple bordering on massive, our snow mounds should last awhile. It tickles me to look outside in April or May and still see snow.

oh decadent!

I'm with Al

That white ribbon looks totally pelty to me ... but the rest of it ... well, it made me afraid to comment

Maybe 1940's

I think I'd keep it with the Pelts.

The seam is the main thing I was looking at. My main guess was MK but then I tried to think of who else might have that kind of color striation and so I thought maybe Vitro.

Not sure. My first two guesses would be Marble King or Vitro.

Left to right in top photo: #1. Maybe Master. The long seam in the first photo holds me back. In the second photo I think I might be seeing a hint of a shorter V-shaped seam. #2. I think I'm seeing enough of the seams to make a Peltier Rainbo call. #3. Probably Akro Cork. More views could nail it down. #4. This might also turn out to be an Akro cork.

Champion? Alley? Jabo?

Modern Asian ... AKA Imperial

Then I'll go with slag. I wish it was purple!

Peltier Multicolor Rainbo. A nice National Line era marble (early 1930's).

1 Vitro 2. West Virginia Swirl 3. I'd like to hear more about that one ... is that lighter color white? Because it's looking pink or purple on my monitor

Vacor Serpent -- has made many a person hope for it to be Peltier https://www.billes-en-tete.com/detail.php?id=51

Oooh, that's a keeper. Fascinating. A flat thing in the middle of looping vanes? I'd love to see how that is attached. I _guess_ it's a cat's eye. I _guess_ it's a Vitro. But ????

Forever!

Pepperoni, pineapple and horseradish pizza. Best food risk I've taken in a long time. Yum.

Oven brick is fun.

One vote for Vacor Rooster https://www.billes-en-tete.com/detail.php?id=49

1930's

Do you have a meat tenderizer hammer? The kind with lots of sharp points. I want to bash one with that! I'm still thinking ball mill ball, because of the weight, but I would want to keep trying to chip off that outer layer.

I like your weight comparison. That's interesting stuff.

Akro corkscrew 1930's.