Parmcat

This looked like a black swirl marble. When I added some stronger light, it appears the base is purple. Not sure what I have here.

Thank you for all your time today. I appreciate you commenting on my posts when I have a good day hunting.

Awesome. Thank you

Not sure at all on this one. Thanks!

I know, I'm making stuff up now.... I think it's a Vacor anyway

Very nice swirling on this one. Glows nicely. I've seen similar called Grasshopper. Am I close?

Hope I found another Alley here

I had a great day hunting today, and have a few to post for you. I am guessing this is a modern common, but I have to be sure. It's really nice looking

Now we're getting crazy....lol

Now you're just trying to confuse the Canadian guy! Lol

That pictures really helps me see the "Helmets" here. The deeper I dive into this, and the more focused I become, it seems it gets more diverse and specific. Thank you to great members like you to take your time to school us new guys. Very much appreciated you

Great pictures!!!! Gorgeous marble

Akro Patch or Akro Helmet? It seems divided

Thank you. That will at least point me in a direction!

Damn....but great. Thank you

These are different then most in my boxes. Not sure if they are modern stuff

Nice chocolate colour. Pelt?

Hey friends, I have some questions about Oxblood. It seems everyone wants it, and a lot misidentify it. What is it? Is it just a colour, or is it actually Oxblood used in the colouring process? Why is is so sought after? Any info will be awesome! Thanks!

Nice looking clays. Don't think they are Benningtons. .06

Doesn't appear that light shines through this one

Are German hand made glass the same time frame as the clays? More or less prevalent?

Thank you again for your explanation. I just made an assumption, because these were with all the clays I bought, so thought they were better then Imperial

I've been so focused on my clays, I've neglected so other cool looking things. I have about 8 of these, all similar. Alleys?

Not sure again about this. Not sure if the round mark is etched in, or it's a mark from firing. There are a lot very similar to this one, in the bag I bought Glazed

Drove an hour to check some new antique places I haven't been to. Almost stuck out, and the last booth had some baggies. My heart kind of stopped. They were listed as"Clay and Glass". There is a lot for me to look at, but obviously these took center stage. They are glazed, so I'm not sure if they are consider China's or not. I will be posting some of the other stuff as I go through it, because I am beside myself. Please excuse the extreme excitement. This is so freaking cool to me.