YasudaCollector

Here are a few of mine:

Is there a way to tell the Asian made imperials from the Mexican made ones?

Awesome 1930s Yasuda! Love the swirls. 🙂

Got this 1930s ish Chinese table for my Grandma as a present. Turns out it came from one of the original art deco buildings on campus, but was purged during a renovation.

Scored this early 1900s Bohemian glass vase for 10 bucks.

Here are some other recent finds:

Yeah! Looks like a JABO. Love the nice orange and green. 🙂

Very nice color combo!

Interesting one

Here's a nice group of vitro cat's eyes I found last weekend.

Yeah! This guy looks like it might be a Master. My brother has some in different dark greens like this.

Ooh! I think # 2 might be a Peltier National Line Rainbow. I think # 4 could be some kind of Akro corkscrew.

Hmm, I'll have to go through some marbles me and my brother have. We have a couple that look almost like a cross between the typical Dutch wirepulls and West Virginia swirls. They look like some of the ones that have been posted in this thread.

Ooh! This guy is a real stumper! It's definitely a cool find though.

I agree with William, It kinda looks like a Vitro caged cats eye.

Ooh! Thanks for posting this guys! 😃 I have a whole bunch that look exactly like the ones in @Mojo's picture. I could never quite figure out what they were.

Here's some nice caged cat's eyes I found this week:

So probably foreign? I have some cubes of 1970s ish Chinese millefiori glass that I guess could be decorative too. Maybe some of the factories used up spare glass this way?

Interesting. So could it be a piece of cullet?

Yeah! There's a little antique shop just north of UW. I've talked a little with the owner, and he seems to be getting his stuff through online auctions for unclaimed storage units. He says he doesn't want to take the plunge into ebay for marble groups quite yet. I think he wants to do some more research first. I did recommend this forum to him as a good resource. 🙂

Oh, I forgot to list the size. It's about 1 inch long and an inch wide.