Roberto
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Yes, at the time of construction the air was about to come out, hence the reason for this characteristic hot air balloon shape. However, the colors may indicate Halloween vacor
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Christensen Agate 100%
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Champion
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Not tri lite, it must be a swirly tiger eye
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In these types of vitro, the white part can shine with uv
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what would this particular vitro be called? .84 thanks
Roberto replied to Jeremysvt's topic in Marble I.D.'s
I agree, some may seem swirly -
Vacor kind of "sky" came bad
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The victories seem to have a more limpid and crystalline glass, compared to op
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Potrebbe essere Ravenswood, ma ho visto un bel po' di Heaton così Heaton "honey biscuit" has a similar swirl, but the base is darker than this, and very syrupy and bullous.
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Vitro
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The fifth and sixth photos, looks like a ram's head, but not well defined, attributed to cac, as well as the band of the third photo gives me the feeling of cac .... but
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Yes, the seams (in my opinion) are not well defined as Master, plus there are the classic ripples, typical of many Asians as well as the color does the rest. Either way, I might also be wrong, the glass is (ripples aside) very beautiful
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I agree
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Any company, it could be Heaton too
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Ah ok, so the 3/4 are in lower number as compared to7/8 or more of an inch,... good to know. Thanks for this information Ron, I was not aware of this fact
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Old Vitro trilite like this...
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Very likely
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Vacor mosaic, discovered recently, can be similar to sparklers
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Peltier rosa The blue motif of the first image is Peltier
