Da Roberto
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Yes, 71 falls within the cac measure, but this is not, I think of jabo
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Nice, it looks like it has a third color, ... burnt orange
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Agree with Ric, the 4 is dairy
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Europeans for me, France or Germany
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violet
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Possible veiligglas
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This loose pontil with ring pattern is Navarra, made with the leightons method They are usually purple-based, but other colors have also been used, such as transparent green, amber etc. Usually, European slag has a linear pontil and German ones, can have a polished pontil, like this one underneath.
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It looks like a mushroom
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I think of ravenswood
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And, I think there is another reason for the tolerance on these marbles, i.e. is the time taken and the skill with which they were made
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Yes, as I said in another thread, small chips and chipping are much more tolerated in hand-made than in any machine, due (as Ron rightly says) of their age. I have seen rather high bids made even on German handmade with very marked chips
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The color is very similar to Heaton lime, very nice...
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I agree, it has always been a matter of debate I think the terminology "end of the day" is quite subjective, even if it actually has his purpose.
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hard to photo. white with the lightest color blue swirl. .94
Da Roberto replied to Jeremysvt's topic in Marble I.D.'s
White white or rather cream? -
Heaton
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Well, surely in the hand there is a more direct contact, of course....some, the rather occuped ones, are also very nice
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Wire pulls in theory, should have a wire beginning and end with that wire, without "touching", but it is also true that it is not always so
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Wire pull veiligglas, usually have wires, some may seem swirl after millions and millions they have done, but they hardly look like slag
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VERY similar
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I exclude veiligglas in every way
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Yes, many may have produced it, so as I found many in Heaton
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Curiosity - That color in Heaton is called "sweet potato"
