Those are all very valid points. It appears though that only the red or majenta transparent or purple-ish color. Now imagine if the Opaque or green is centralized in the center of the Marble. The red base like with most other Peltier Marbles of this era would be forced to the surface of the marble and create a thin layer, muddying the appearance of the dark secondary glass. This would drastically change the overall appearance of the marble to the dull color of the marble in question. As far as the eyelashes are concerned. If you notice they are not attributed to the cut, but the act of the layers of the opaque glass folding on top of each other. like you would see on the cuffs of a pleated skirt. I do see your point that master did use this Color combination quite regularly. But as you stated in the end of your statement there are plenty of marbles with similar attributes and sometimes it is hard to tell them apart. I am simply trying to identify this marble based on the cutlines very similar class flow patterns and undeniable characteristics shown. To give you an example. I took the same pictures of this marble and simply adjusted the Hugh saturation to 100%. This is the results I got. Since it's pretty hard to tell them apart when you do this the marble in question is the one on the left.