westcoast_dave

Why do some marbles show filaments in a transparent base? Sometimes filaments of a color different than the base glass. Were there two colors for the base? Or just one? This Peltier has white subsurface filaments in an orangish-yellow colored glass, is it part of the base? Or something else? Any technical info anyone can provide would be greatly appreciated as it is a mystery to me.

1 vote for Foreign Cat.

1 more vote for Akro

Or maybe it's like the ink blot test.........I'm seeing what I want to see. The red dot is its eye.

Abra-cadabra

Nesting Bird.

Cool Cats.

Cool crate, 10 years sure went by fast. I see you have a Barton Mica in there, looks lighter than the one I have.

You bring the wine, Dindo can bring the turn tables, and we got ourselves a little party. : )

Somewhat harder to find color combo. All makers welcomed.

Now that you mention it, I think It might be.......

lol. that fish needs a new mate. I like to drink strong coffee and sort marbles when I'm bored. But with so many marbles, I'm not often bored. Steph, pour yourself a cup and help me finish sorting.

Aventurine on a Christmas Tree is hard to come by. Nice Score!

Most likely a Vitro patch of some sort.

Thanks for the replies. I guess I won't be finding a 1.5" sparkler after all. I like the colors on that one Orbboy. Is it just me, or do you notice many Euro marbles use the Purple/Green color combo. Not as often on American mades in my opinion.

A sweet little group of Ravens I bought from a sweet little old lady.

This is one sweet flame Royal3!

Peltier Bacon and Eggs? I love this marble enough to eat it.

A marble within a marble. That makes it even more of an oddball. Good place for it here in this thread.

Alley "Corkscrew"