Chad G.

3 is ok, W multiple views and a view of the seams if it has any. C-2 & 3 also appear to be pelts

look at my first guess, i was leaning that way to but the colors are funky for Jabo

Not Akro IMO, the folding back and going the same way it came from (switchback) isn't a cork even if it goes from pole to pole. I think it's some type of swirl.

To many for me

Guessing MK

Looks yellow on my monitor ?? Does the color go from pole to pole or fold over on itself and go back the same way, if it switches back and doesn't go from pole to pole it's a Jabo, I'm on the fence here, Wish I could hold it in hand for a second, I could tell ya !

A nice clean coat for this "Sundays Best"

Nice Marble Roby

i waited in ER to get into a room for 17 hours , 4 hours after that in the room for a dr. and another 2 to be discharged, almost a full day. it was by the time i got home. the er here is somewhat lacking to say the least, you can google it, less than a one star rating out of 5. Longview PeaceHealth ER in Longview WA. you'll read nothing but horror stories from the patients, only hospital for 50 miles and they know it, they treat you like an animal instead of a human being. Whenever i go there it's a minimum of 5 hours before i get to go home.

foreign sparkler would be my best guess ??

verry close !!

Maybe someone has some examples of smoked or fumed Gold or silver marbles they can post ?? I know I don't !!

Jabo IMO

Yes, looks like a Pelt liberty, I see a semblance of a seam, maybe not though, something is a little off ??

Not a sparkler, sparklers have to have a minimum of 4 colors, usually 5

When talking contemporary marble making what is gold and or silver fumed mean from an artists aspect ??

X3

X2, Akro

No Pelt, agree W vitro

i don't have any Christensen anymore, sold and traded em all off, so it's up to you

250-400 is probably what I'd pay but yeah, I've seen many of them go well over a grand, look on Terry's old page LINK :: http://grandpamarble.com/html/cac.html

A clear based Guinea, the base glass is clear transparent

yes, I recognize that marble Brother, a very nice example of the type

I was referring to a clear based Guinea you show pictures of and the of splotches of color on the surface. the less white spots the better. Clear based Guinea's are the lowest priced.

Clear is always the cheapest. The less white spots on the exterior the higher the price also.