Chad G.

That's what I see

Yes, a Peltier Red Angel, a little whacked, supposed to have NLR, well maybe tweener construction but the way it is is why I love it so much. Mibbage sold it a few years back. I used to save all kinds of pics of marbles I really liked, yes a great explanation, I like the same thing, being able to see the way the glass flowed when the marble was being made.

A hair over 3/4 Pelt Cherry Bomb

Another Peltier, Pink base with av in the black ribbons, one Dani Kirk (Zaboo) sold a while back

X3,Akro

Vitro glassflow Baby !!

Champion Red Cloud

"Wow" a first for me, thank you for showing and explaining it.

Broken cork style Pelt Super boy

Champion Red Cloud

Never heard of the " Rolled over a bed of needles" thing to make air bubbles. Be interested to see it.

for you, I hope so

Yes

Looks like "pea soup" to me, that or a "tank" ?? Not a common Rainbo, NLR to me

X2, looks right to me

I copied this picture a while back and put some text with it, man what a pair, I'd be happy with just one. I "wish" you had both since I know you love Akro so much

Pandarifdic Roby !!!

Pelt Purple Tiger

Another Coat

100 on the pelt bumblebee

The dates I go by I look at the pontils on the marble to date it. one faceted and melted, or both faceted pontils (Early) 1850's to around 1860- 1870. One ground and one unfinished or two unfinished pontils (Later)1870 -1880 to around or just after 1900. I wasn't there so I can give no exact date. This is just the general way I date my German Handmades. There are exceptions of course as in anything. The earliest type (single hand gathers, sulphides were also made sometime around 1850). Google will give you a lot of this information, especially about the early hand gathered types (sulphides)