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That's the color I was expecting to see. Here is one I chose to take pics of backlit with a VERY strong light. I picked this one because the base glass was lighter than most of this type, so the backlighting would show better. The darker ones go to a burgundy red like yours shows. So, other companies made very close to this as well, but when you factor in the ribbon pattern, I think yours is Jackson.

Champion

Yes, Jackson.

Hit it with a strong light from behind and see what color the black really is. Jackson is a contender.

I can't see any Alley traits in that one but it's overexposed on my screen. Might lean Champion based on those pics.

Kokomo, Master, and Akro.

I agree with Chad, and Vitro for the last.

The right one is an Alley blue sky. The left may be too but need more views to be sure. The Robin egg is a Heaton name.

The calipers are at ~ .625", 16mm, or 5/8".

Those I posted with the "royal purple" name, that was apparently another collector's name that didn't stick. Furnace is the most accepted name for those. Also, J_Ding, if you're still around here, that is a Jackson, I have a dug match to it.

Look like JABOs to me too.

Looks like an MFC slag here.

St. Mary's Alley.

CharlieT said the same thing I was thinking. Built like an older Michaelangelo.

I lean Ravenswood.

Sweet score!!!

Ravenswood used batch glass in the first years, then Ravenswood closed down for a few years. It was re-opened and used cullet pretty much exclusively from that point on.

Alley and RW both made these. Some are very hard to tell which one made them. Your top 7 look like RW to me from the one image Josh. Bottom left is Alley I believe.

I agree with Carowill.

Cool marble, I agree with MK.

Correct.

Ravenswood.

Yep, St. Mary's Alley, hard to find.

Red Raven for sure. Nice find!

Yes I think early Vitro for those and late Akro (mid to late 40s) for the middle one.