Faceting has multiple "flat spots" like the faceting on a gem stone thus the term "faceted". I agree, faceting can be very hard to see sometimes : light faceting, wear, damage etc...
My "Sunday Best" Alley metalic, has wider ribbons of an iron color and thinner ones of a copper color throughout the marble. This ones a little bigger @ 13/16ths. One shot outside in natural sunlight an the next inside under artificial.
Yes, I'm on the West coast (Pacific) and the East coast is a 3 hour difference (ahead) of Pacific time
There are 6 but these are the main ones in the continental USA
One end looks like a melted pigtail and the other looks unfinished, probably late Victorian, i.e. 1870-1910 ?? Faceting on one end would indicate an earlier manufacture date i.e. 1850-1870
My Mothers favorite shooter from her childhood she gave me when I was 10, a little better shape & I might be able to tell the manufacturer, one side does have a bit of feathering so Pelt ?? maybe Akro ?? Either way a warrior that'll never leave home.
You're right on the money from what I see. The seller says "Vintage hand painted" I'm guessing "vintage" could mean just about anything except antique ??