There is no AV here that I can see.
These used to be called Akro "Experimentals"--this one is a dug Akro imho.
The cutlines line up with what I think.
I appreciate all opinions and hope to see some more.
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This is a classic example of a veneered marble.
Notice the white that shows in the cutlines.
If you were to break this one open it would be all white inside.
I think that @Melissa has some input to share here.
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Vitro Oxblood is a bit weird--if it were mine--I would call it ox for sure.
Of course, I appreciate all opinions and hope to see some more.
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Al and Ric are right one with this one.
It is a nice find and a great ask--a keeper--these are quite old and getting harder and harder to find.
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The clearity of the glass makes me push towards a USA made classic of some sort.
It has big bubbles though and one not quite finished cutmark--kinda ruff really.
If the second image on the left if a cut-line along with the third image on the left--a slight "V"--Vitro--no name.
Nice find--no better ID from me at least.
@Ric is right on again.
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Lets call in @cheese for an opinion here.
Cheese contributed to the book by Eddie and Kim Winnigham--"West Virginia Swirls" is the title.
Great book and worth the money--He is the handsome guy with the "goatee" on the cover--lol.
Eddie is not so bad looking himself😁.
Well ---moving on--he knows his stuff pretty well.
Thanks for all that you all do!
Nope--not me--just good looking humans is all that I am saying.
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