Roberto

It looks like something excavated here ....

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I can try to post some Heaton if it can help with color.... nothing certain

There are also similar Heatons but here there is one blue too many, so I remain faithful to the first opinion

Akro

Ravenswood

Heaton,.... but in my opinion it would still be to be clarified, if it actually produced Heaton or Ravenswood?

Here are two of my "Heatons" similar to op

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Ron is right, but some did, albeit limited.

Here are some of my Heatons with yellow ....

Amber helmet without ox

The last photo makes me think of Raven, but I'm more for Heaton

It looks a bit like the Bengal tiger, but not quite defined

MK

You are welcome

10 hours ago, Carowill said:

Ho dei vortici trasparenti di Ravenswood che hanno vortici bianchi e marroni che provengono presumibilmente dal ritrovamento del magazzino. La mia domanda di base è cosa distingue Alley vs Champion vs Ravenswood?

Ok, your question is correct. It takes some time

You can start by looking at a fair amount of sample agate, then Ravenswood, Alley, (you'll find many in the forum) as well as Christensen agate.

You need to carefully observe them many times, until you notice differences in structure, from each other.

You will find that many Champions may resemble Ravenswood, just as some Ravenswoods may be similar to Christensen agate.  Alley's tend to be Flemish in their swills, not all of them, but many, hence they stand out from other companies.

Some Champions (opaque and translucent) were made to remember Ravenswood, with a similar structure but certainly a little different.

You will notice the differences between Ravenswood and Christensen agate, although some are impossible to distinguish (I own one still pending, seen by competent collectors) both in color and structure.

 generally, the christensen agate swirl is rather short, fat and powerful (sometimes with some precautions, namely: parallel ribbons, turkey head, ram's head, tunnel, and so on) compared to all the others from other companies.

Colors also matter a lot, such as the white of cac is very shinyng, almost dazzling and many times uv, as well as the syrupy glass (gel type) always of this.

Size can also count at times.  If it is rather small 9/16 it is easier that both champion and ravenswood, if it is more generous in size, easier Ravenswood than cac, but perhaps here I am exaggerating, as a little all the companies have made various measures, some more and some less, someone correct me then .... LOL

With time I am sure that you will make a scheme of all this and with a little experience and eye everything will be easier, although (as I said above) with swills sometimes it is very difficult to identify them, if not even impossible.  (this applies to everyone, even the most experienced)

Many times, like all of us, you will have sensations for a certain marble, but NOT 100% certainty right and especially with these swilrls!

I liked the reason for this.... non-contemporary

Vitro 100% nice

Yes nice

Faceted pontil, is when the pontil point is eliminated or reduced using a grinding wheel ....

It shouldn't turn on...

I don't see it here ....

Structure of the vortexes, including the colors of these made me think of champion

Even what you mention doesn't give me the impression of ravenswood, the only one that could be ravenswood for me, is the blue one

Try to take more photos of what you mention, in order to distinguish it better, then we hear other opinions

On the other hand, with eddies it is quite difficult ....

Ox

Egg yolk

Aquamarine should have stronger colors .....

I see Champion here, apart from the blue one