This Akro

[sclsu]

I can't tell if it is a blue base glass or if it is mixed in with a clear base. I used a flashlight for a couple of picks rather than a flash, hoping it would show in pics.

[lstmmrbls]

Hard to tell but it may be a Michelangelo

[Steph]

Examining and photographing it underwater might reveal important clues about the structure.

[sclsu]

I definitely think it's akro, as both poles of the cork have that distinct akro look. I almost want to say it looks like a popeye without the wispy white.

[winnie]

Could be,but it's difficult to see from those pictures,is it transparant?

[westcoast_dave]

Could be an accidental cork. I agree with Galen, the glass and colors look vacor. More photos would help.

[sclsu]

Here are a few more pics. The cork on the yellow definitely isn't just brushed on the surface, but goes in to the marble as well. I think it may be clear glass and the blue was just too close to the same density and blended with the base. I could be completely off base with that as well :-)

[Steph]

Looks quite corky to me. I don't recognize it as an Akro combo but I sure wouldn't rule it out based on the apparent structure. Of course two people with a lot more Akro experience than I have are leaning Vacor so I'm not gonna argue hard.

Did you check it underwater yet? That can sometimes help you sort out things like clear and colored areas inside.

[sclsu]

Here are some pics under water. I am a bachelor and it took me forever to find something to use lol. I also think that part of the problem is that I have terrible photography skills.