Roberto

Thank you!

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I would like to add a rather unusual marble, with an electric blue

And here come what I call 'calligraphies' As I mentioned, it seems these are mostly found in those with an amber base, followed by purple. If any of you have ones with a blue or green base, please post them because I would love to see them. Thank you! Another point out would like to point out is the similarity to the calligraphic marbles of Alley Agate

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I would like to describe some of these beautiful European marbles that were made in the Netherlands, Amsterdam, mainly at the renowned veiligglas glassworks, but also partly in Germany. Some of these marbles can have very twisted and busy wire or stripe patterns, others can have swan neck, flame, or even (as I consider them) calligraphic marbles that resemble the typical calligraphic marbles of Alley Agate. The latter seem to be found mainly in those with an amber base, followed by the purple ones. The first marble I will show features the classic and typical 'swan neck' pattern. There will be others with flaming patterns, very busy, calligraphic, etc. Good vision, I hope it's pleasant

Ci vuole talento!...In reproducing them Va notato che questa fritta densa è stata applicata con uno spessore di soli 0,59 pollici (15 mm).

Doug Ferguson - Alien eggs Halien honey 1,30 The shimmer 1,58

Wow!

Wow, huge!

Oh yes, why not? Cairo Novelty 0,866 (22mm) 0,787 (20mm)

It means that you have a lot of marbles! 😊

Nice group. I will soon publish more, including Sweet, Douglas Ferguson, David Salazar, Fritz Lauenstein, Joe Rice, etc.

Peacock - 1,57 (40 mm)

Snakeskin 1,4

Charles Gibson - Snakeskin 1,889 (48mm)

Benningtons Big! 1,181 (30 mm)

Thank you! Yes, it's a particular, unusual, and curious marble. Well done! A strange marble. It could arouse fascination in some cases, repulsion in others. It's a subjective matter

This large orange spiral wrapped in transparent turquoise is a marble made by Fritz Lauenstein in the early '90s. Complete with original box Size 2,047 (52 mm)

Beautiful marbles, Chad! The first and second generation of these are fantastic I almost forgot: the three above are 1 inch

Shooter michelangelo firts generation

The biggest red mica I own 0,866 (22 mm) Big mica