Steph

Neat! I do not recognize that patch pattern with that base glass.

I"m going Vitro. I don't recognize a name for it right offhand.

I didn't sleep last night so I'm not thinking well today, but the green in front looks like a West Virginia swirl . I think probably an Alley Agate from the 1940's. (There were about 10 companies in West Virginia making swirls from the 1930's through the 1950's.) The back left is a German handmade. The back right ... is that clay? The green on the middle right might be a slag ... more views might help. Same with the blue on the front left. I should be able to tell you the one on the middle left ... I'm usually fair with patch-style marbles. But I'm not quite placing that one. Hopefully someone will pop in who got a good night's rest.

Definitely cool!

Hi. Welcome. I'm not great with the German handmades, but I'm pretty sure that one is called an onionskin.

How satisfying that must be. The Halloween colors jump out at me. Nice spiral.

Oh, I am so terribly sorry, Ric. I can't even imagine. I pray your family can find solace in each other.

Something for me to dream about ... and watch out for. Funny, I used to purchase large glass orbs many years ago ... before I collected marbles ... but I got them as gifts for my teenage brother.

I'm with you!

.93"? Big. I retract my Master guess. I don't know.

Ha! I just noticed the colors are reversed on the bottom right. Took me too long to see that.

Thanks, Ron. I didn't recognize it.

So, how does it look with your other Whities? I'm not committed to this.

All are supposed to be veneered ... but what's inside can be different.

Kinda leaning Master? ??

Agree with Al. First thought Asian. Very nice. Not the typical ones we see.

I think Veiligglas. From Amsterdam. Such debris is not unheard of. Nice effect.

??? Whitie? Albino Tiger Eye it is .

Noooooo ! Really? You could part with that?

This might be a Vitro Conqueror. Is the interior transparent?

The middle one is a Vitro Tiger Eye. I think that's a 1960's version. The left is looking like some kind of cat's eye but different view might change my mind. The right appears to be some kind of patch. If we could get a clear shot of the seams that might help someone make an ID.

The marble community lost Roger Alfrey today, to spinal meningitis. Such a shock. He was a good friend to me. He had gotten heavily into Marble Kings recently. He had a lot of marble adventures this past year. If you are active in the Facebook marble groups you were probably lucky enough to have an exchange with him. Rest in peace, friend.