Are these seams

[Spn]

Are these seams can you tell where the marble comes from just from the seam. So does the first one have the same maker as the second on bc the cut off at the tail line. Sorry about the last picture but I don’t know if veilligglas has a seam that’s if it veilliglas

[Spn]

Does that make 1 and 2 CAC bc of the cut drizzle tail. ???

[Fire1981]

No. Thats a WVS.🔥

RAR

[Spn]

Thank you is that just the top two. Do you know if that even a seam on the 3rd picture 

[Spn]

If I was to guess is the third one a pelt or this a WV aswell 

[Spn]

😀

[cheese]

No, these are folds in the glass. Finding a seam on a swirl can be tough and often times the seam, which is more commonly called a cut on swirls, is folded and inside the marble. They are much smaller on swirls, by nature of the way they are made. On non-swirls, think of a fat stream of glass getting cut into blobs, little tootsie rolls of glass that get rolled into spheres. You can see the places where that gob of glass was cut from the stream and those are the seams. On a swirl, think of a longer squirt of toothpaste rolled into a sphere. Where the ends are can be hard to find and might have gotten rolled up on the inside or just smeared out and unrecognizable.