Carowill
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Agree with Fire, except mint clear Guineas usually go for more than $500, especially cobalt. Amber usually 1K+
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He is an excellent seller, but I think he prices his marbles a bit high, overall. That price is probably not too unrealistic for a submarine CAC, assuming it is MINT. Hard to find marble and there are a number of high-end buyers out there that think nothing of paying thousands of dollars for really unusual CAC striped transparents and striped opaques.
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Oh , that’s so sweet! Dog’s are such a blessing!
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Very cool 😎!!
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Did some research. That photo came from a find in Europe over 15 years ago. German handmade marbles around 1” in size.
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I thought they were extremely rare. Surprised to see a huge grouping.
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German transparent slag IMHO.
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Purdy!!
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UV Vaseline glass limeade horsehair oxblood.
Carowill replied to Wolf's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
HTF marble, especially in mint condition. The more the oxblood, the higher the price. With heavy oxblood they can go $300+ -
When would a Peltier MCS like this been produced?
Carowill replied to Wolf's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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The "Score!" thread. Post your exciting finds here...
Carowill replied to bumblebee's topic in General Marble & Glass Chat
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thumb pots are 1 1/4" tall and the top diameter is also 1 1/4"
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Agree with foreign sparkler. Akro sparklers have more colors and more coverage.
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It appears to be a Bennington that has been through some tough times!
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I'm not seeing Peltier.
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Akro IMHO but hard to tell regarding oxblood. Looks like there may be several small strips in the brownish-red patch.
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I don’t find any locally. eBay or Block’s auctions or marble shows.
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Happy to have you here at the Marble Connection !
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Welcome to the Marble Connection! Glad to have you on board!
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I would agree with you, Art, except that yellow is a rare color for Ravenswood and Heaton.
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Leaning Ravenswood.
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Ravenswood IMHO.
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My understanding is that these are annealing fractures that happen if the cooling of the marble isn't just right after coming out of the kiln.
