Steph
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From Alan's Cairo Novelty page
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Nice conversation piece
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That old one is pretty cool. The others are nice but the old one is especially so. -
I didn't see a name for the artist on that page, but perhaps it is Kohei Nawa. More marble animals here: http://www.designswan.com/archives/stunning-glass-art-sculptures-made-of-glass-beads.html
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From Marblealan's old site: In the light of day, it doesn't seem as unusual as I thought when I first saw it. I think Alan's name for it made me think it was exotic. By "name" I mean the file name, not a name I noticed him using anywhere else. The file name was "superaven".
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Beautiful blue. lol ... not worrying about the date anymore. I didn't realize we'd skipped so many days. *oops*
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Yeah, I think a few years ago the going rate was around 600. But less now.
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you don't say ...
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My favorite car in the 80's was a Mercury Cougar. I loved the window design.
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I didn't realize it was a Zebra. I was thinking Alley. Even cooler.
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Marbles In Modern American English Usage
Steph replied to kbobam's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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Sharp!
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Moved to general to get more eyes on 'em.
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Thanks. The swirl is very aquatic.
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Ric ... where are you?
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My Salvador Dali sparklers:
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Neat. I'm gonna say that's a somewhat less common type. I don't know what to call it other than corkscrew.
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The one on the right strikes me as unusual. Is the base a translucent yellow? What does it look like backlit? Okay, about your actual question ... some would call the one on the left a snake. I don't think the right would be called that. "Snake" is a collectors name. Akro's name for the one on the left was Spiral. So that's what I'd generally call it.
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I think $300 would be a decent price for it.
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Don't cry over spilt bumblebees.