Any idea what these are?

[Sonoran Beaver]

I haven’t been able to figure these two out.  Any ideas?  Appreciate any input!

[Chad G.]

Both Jabo

[Sonoran Beaver]

Thanks Chad!  Jabos seem to stump me all the time.  I’m a rookie at this and I think that buttermilk color was really throwing me off.  I love the old vitros that have that color.

[Chad G.]

Buttermilks bring in the $$ to, a very beautiful Vitro. "You're welcome"

[wvrons]

Way to much aventurine for most any Vitro. Aventurine is rare with most Vitro. When you do see it with Vitro, any av is usually small fine not clumps.  I have never heard of any Vitro Buttermilk ever found with aventurine. 

To good to be true, is just that, 98% of the time. 

[Chad G.]

Me either !! Look at my "first response" Ron, I  I.D.  them as Jabo, just talking about the buttermilk type of base glass, those are obvious Jabo's. A small post easy to miss.

[wvrons]

  Ok, even if the marbles above had anything near a Vitro Buttermilk ?   I have never heard of any Buttermilk with aventuine. So that alone would eliminate any Vitro Buttermilk. I understand that new collectors hear and see the Vitro Buttermilk. Then everything yellow reminds them of Vitro buttermilk. I never really thought anyone above thought these were Vitro Buttermilks.  I was just listing some things that should steer collectors away from being focused on the yellow color. I didn't see anything about buttermilk base glass ?  Vitro Buttermilk base glass does not glow and not like the marbles above. I always thought the Buttermilk base glass was translucent striated white. Also that the thin yellow buttermilk color was added as patch on one side, on about 1/2 of that one side the marble. The buttermilk color is usually about 1/4 or less of the total marble.  

Just trying to explain my earlier post.  I need to slow down, check my words and post less of them. Many times I make it more confusing. 

We all agree they are Jabos. So that answered the original question. All is well.