Steph

Embryonic!

Hello and welcome. We'll give it our best shot!

He uses black in his portraits.

Chris Juedemann: Now that I look at it, I'm not sure how much of what I thought was black is actually clear. Oh well! It rocks. (link)

That's what I was hoping too. I have a CAC single-color in that blue.

Exactly!

Hi Amber. First thought is Vitro All-Red. But there's something a little different about how the colors are meeting at the seams. This view has a slightly Akro-y feel to the ribbons.

"Tumbling Blocks" Oh my! (picture from eBay listing)

Ooooooooh. Pretttttyyyyyy. Almost doesn't look real. Looks like a painting.

Thanks Don! (and Al) (and Steve too for the first bump )

Hi. I don't think I see popeyes. I think maybe a mix of old and new, with some Jabos which might include the ones you think look like popeyes. I definitely see a little bit of vintage -- West Virginia swirls, Peltier Rainbos, at least one pretty Vitro (though still a relatively common one). But there are lots of cat's eyes, and I'm pretty sure I see a modern Chinese marble in there. And I do think I'm seeing a lot of Jabos. (Jabos being modern marbles made in the U.S.) I would not get in a bidding war with anyone over that. If I could pick them up cheap at a store, I might buy them in case there are a few surprises inside, but I wouldn't get my hopes up.

I think I might have one of each.

The opaques are nice. The box is a TREASURE!

Oh this one is soooooo tempting. http://www.ebay.com/itm/121658856369

gorgeous

Old favorite: Douglas Wiltraut's "Looking At The Moon"

Anyone save pictures of that?

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Their machines might not have been far off from CAC but I'd guess closer to Alley.

I want to LOL, but I don't want to be insensitive.

With the larger pics it does look like something I would call a Pelt. It also looks like something that I argued long and loud for it being a Pelt and I was told no. But really I don't see anything else but Pelt there.

http://www.ebay.com/itm/301619370377

I'll move this to the main chat area. Then hopefully will remember to put the link in the archives.

Very nice!