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Oh awesome! Thank you for the info! I’ll keep that in mind going forward!

Size is .64

Size is .62

Yeah unfortunately this one sold before I could get to it. I think it was a tad overpriced, so I was hesitating. That’s the worst, when you find one you love, but the seller wants more than it’s worth. Aw well. I’ll keep looking 👀👍

Yeah I think the seller made that up 😂 Thank you! Appreciate it!

Love these purple Popeyes

Size is 5/8

Size is .62

Size is .63

Size is .64 Ive never heard of these and could find info.

Size is .62

Yeah, that was just poor wording on my part, sorry! I just meant it was dull and seems to have lost some of its luster 😁

Now that is unique! 😎

Size is 5/8

I appreciate the advice! I’ll leave it as is! Thank you!

Awesome!! I’ll take your advice!! Thank you!

Hello!! I believe this is a CAC flame. The size is .63 Also, as you can see, the polish is rubbed thin. I’m wondering if there is any recommended restoration for this marble? Cleaning? A way to polish?

Their marbles were made as a way for the company to use cullet and scrap from their stained-glass operations—rather than as a dedicated marble line like CAC, Akro, or Peltier. They never really perfected the marble and had limited operations. From what I’ve come to understand, some of the key things people look for are the burnt sesame seed look, cold roll/ creasy defects, and odd colors and color combinations attributed to that stained glass. There’s other tells, but I’m no expert.

I see Peltier on this one, but we’ll have to see what others say

Oh wow, that’s awesome! Thanks for your help!

Awesome, thank you! I’ve never seen one quite like this. Appreciate your help!

Size is .63

Size is .62

Awesome, thank you!

That window on the seam is what made me question it. The seams definitely aren’t as neat as my CAC’s