Chad G.

Peerless patches are all peerless patches no matter the color, none are named. Lemon Lime is an NLR, not positive as Art said I can't see the other cut mark to make a determination as to the manufacturer for sure, but yes, just from this one view it does look PPP. LINK :: https://www.peltiermarbles.info/nlrs

"Maybe" a light hand buffing at the most if at all. I can see remnants of what appears to be faceting in the first picture and the other end was often torched so well you couldn't see the pontil marks, even the pigtail would be melted to oblivion. Definitely an in hand determination for me to make any finals. The open holes in the ends of the marble don't necessarily mean polished, I have many cane made Germans like this that have never been touched. there is zero evidence of polishing compound so I'm gonna "Guess" not touched. Even w the damage still a nice marble. These all have as made openings to the interior, more did than didn't, especially the bigger ones.

Agree, Vitro but not an all - red

X3

Nice one Roby

really liking the orangish swirl, well i guess i like em all but i have an affinity for that one

X3, Vacor

Agree, Looks like a cat to me, Vitro would be a good guess

Swirl IMO

Agree

No Pelt

Looks Pelt

Earlier ones for the most part had duller colors, usually were bigger and usually had one faceted pontil and one torched or unfinished. The torched ones usually left a pig tail, some were melted to oblivion.

Agree, as long as there's no gaps between the ribbons revealing the interior then it's a Josephs coat. Try putting it in a glass of water to get a better look

X2, I'd go with Akro also

X3, agree, Pelt

X3

23/32nds

Yes, slightly shrunken to, nice marble. Yes, German made English style, two unfinished pontils and the brighter colors help date it to the late Victorian era i.e. 1870-1910 or there abouts.

X2

X@, agree, industrial

Leaning Akro, IMO

Hand gathered here to, no trans. pontil visible, only a tail

Master IMO

MK Cat