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Natural marble idenfication and reference thread


davesnothere

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Thought this was needed so little info available.  Mods please move if it's in the wrong place.

 

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Salt glazed commonly referred to as Benningtons .

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standard fired clays known as common, commies20241118_104334.thumb.jpg.34b0369b3fa8bb86a5e69775e56b8070.jpg

Dyed clays american made.20241118_104403.thumb.jpg.0885277768bba39b187204e54f655e98.jpg

foil marbles clay with a metallic foil applied made in germany mainly used in mosiac games20241118_104313.thumb.jpg.f24d74d90bc6af4710f7eae6755263bb.jpg

natural stone mixed 20241118_104345.thumb.jpg.33f1419742648336435731b4ad0f5bca.jpg

Painted clays no providence I believe this were American made early. I have found painted glass in the same colors, I assume this occurred when glass was banned from tournaments 20241118_104247.thumb.jpg.3abd004016e1dd3b0f2c433ad7d114dc.jpg

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