ID help please

[SherryFain]

These were in a pile of beat up marbles..  I’m still learning so any help is appreciated. ❤️ Thanks to all for their knowledge! 

[akroorka]

Nice bunch for sure. I am waiting to see what the foriegn world has to say about #7 and #8.

I will look back in tommorow and give an opinion if it is needed.

Marble--On!!!

[Chad G.]

1 # Vitro

2 # Vacor

3 # Veiligglas

4 # Veiligglas

5 # Marble King

6 #  ??

7 # Size ??

8 # Veiligglas

9 #  size ??

[SherryFain]

10 hours ago, Chad G. said:

1 # Vitro

2 # Vacor

3 # Veiligglas

4 # Veiligglas

5 # Marble King

6 #  ??

7 # Size ??

8 # Veiligglas

9 #  size ??

#6 is 16mm

#9 is 17mm

[Chad G.]

4 hours ago, SherryFain said:

#6 is 16mm

#9 is 17mm

# 6 might be Heaton ?? I'm not sure & 9 I'm on the fence 

[akroorka]

Follow the ribbon around on #7. If it continuous, then it is more than likely a foreign wire-pull marble. A nice one at that. I have not seen a marble like this before. Wire pulls are usually one or maybe two colors in my experience but you never know do you.

#9 in a tough one for sure, it may be European as well—or made by any other company in the world—the rest I agree with Chad on.

Taking images of clear based marbles on a white background always distorts the “clear-ness” of the glass, making an ID call on a rare one like this more difficult.

I have a handful of Veiligglas marbles and half of them have blow out holes. Most of the research available will not show blow holes in the images because the best side must be shown. I do believe that blowouts are more common than we may know in this limited availability type.

Canadian sellers seem to have more Veiligglas for sale than USA sellers. I could not tell you why for sure.

I hope to see more opinions on these.

Marble—On!!

[I'llhavethat1]

I'd go Euro on all except #1,2,5