Roberto

Correct

Extraordinary cultural information about historic marbles, Chad, thank you!

Wow!!!!! I won! Now will you give them all to me? 🤣

You're welcome 😉

It almost seems like seeing mine. Black, but 'pulled' takes on a beautiful emerald green tone They call it 'experimental green' number 5, but it is handmade

The first one looks like a marble made in China, the second one like a Vacor bumblebee

It's battered but has beautiful colors, I like it..

Akro

Ok, anyway it's very cute

Fourth photo and last two look like Akro The first one seems jabo

See if it reacts to UV light; Jabo also used Fenton UV rose glass.

Oops..now I corrected it

I wouldn't know if it is part of a run, with that amber color There has been a jabo run with a pink similar to yours, and it is called 'pink flamingo,' and it is very valuable, but it does not have a base or amber part, it contains only oxblood. It was a run called jabo'Peltier Mansion' which also included marbles with silver...but maybe I'm digressing too much. Here is the pink flamingo with ox

Well, opaque is any color where no light passes through at all, not even with a very strong flashlight Translucent is like op, where light passes through, without being completely transparent

It can also have different shades and even turn black, if it has been kept in the oven furnace a long time

15?

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Correct, Jabo, translucent colors, not opaque.

Master

Jabo

Brown, not ox

Ravenswood

I think Alta hit the mark! Beautiful whirlwind piece, the op

Being made of mineral stone, it is considered more of a decorative sphere rather than a real marble.

Here's how I sorted out my Pennyes