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Blue and White cork on UV base damaged but I love it so much 5/8"

Very slim Green cork on Orange 19/32"

Wow! Very nice. I think I only have one Flintie.

Orange on a translucent bubbly base 2 19/32"

Orange on a translucent bubbly base 1 5/8"

Red and Blue Popeye I love that Blue outline 11/16"

White and transparent Yellow/Brown Spiral on a clear base. 5/8"

Yellow Onyx, tiny little thing. 17/32"

Red cork on a translucent base. The base has the slightest blue tinge to it. 5/8"

Yellow and Blue Spiral on a clear base. The Blue is very thin on the surface and makes the base look Blue. 19/32"

My one and only Carnelian but a it's corkscrew 21/32"

Gladys, I love your photos. Composition, lighting, focus - fantastic!

I just jumped back in. I am SO impatient for Friday LOL

Marble King 5/8" Happy WVW

Memorial Day Flag etiquette: The flag is to be flown at half staff only from sunrise until noon, at which time it is raised briskly to full staff again. I didn't know this until about five years ago and share this where I can.

My Sunday Best An Akro Agate double stream Orange and Yellow Spiral on an Amber base. 19/32"

AMAZING marble

I really love the contrast of the white lid on the dark blue pieces, looks fantastic.

LOVE seeing all this Akro and Bruce, that Green Shooter Auger, awesome! I've found it pretty difficult to find larger Spirals and/or Onyx. I'm a little late to the Akro Friday party, but here's one of my new ones 5/8"

Vitro purples

I'm liking this collection so far!

Awesome, I'd love to see it at a show, it's a great mystery! -Jess

In the first photo below, if you look at just the top row, and focus on the Blue, it's definitely a corkscrew. But if you look at just the bottom row, same marble, and focus on the yellow, it does that switchback in your marble, Bruce. And the Limeade below, it also has that switchback, and the fold-over that it looks like I'm seeing in your backlit photo (included below as well) I don't have a clear answer on corkscrew or not, but I thought I'd throw my two cents in here. I think Akro on yours Bruce.

Wow, I sure would have considered that one polished immediately, clearly I don't know enough about handmades Thank you for sharing that, even though I don't collect handmades, that is very good to know! Edit: I meant to quote Ron

These are great, thank you! I especially like the surface is very spherical and slippery, that is a great tell tale sign, it's the first thing I try to look at, but still haven't gotten that skill down. And since you mentioned it, I once received an oxblood that was polished that I need to find and share here, it was very clearly altered. -Jess