Recent acquisitions, hoping to ID

[NewGuy287]

Hi All, 

I'm a long time collector, but only recently find interest in learning more about what I've got in my stash. I came across a nice bunch at auction in the UK. Hoping for some help identifying/verifying my find. Any advice or assistance is much appreciated.  I have many more than pictured, sorry for quality of photos. 

NewGuy287

[Chad G.]

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                                       First bunch looks a load of clearies, last bunch look like all Veiligglas wire pulls except maybe the (R) side white and 3 green towards the top of the pic. Others will come by w a more precise I.D. for you. Again, others will be by to elaborate more.

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[NewGuy287]

Thanks for the quick response.

[Chad G.]

17 minutes ago, NewGuy287 said:

Thanks for the quick response.

[akroorka]

14 hours ago, NewGuy287 said:

Hi All, 

 

Welcome NewGuy287 to TheMarbleConnection.

Chad is right on--the middle images show a mixture of USA and Asian swirls.

You may even have a Ravenswood in the mix--pretty cool.

Break them up into groups of three or four and send some more images for ID.

Marble--On!!

[NewGuy287]

I've separated them into colors for a better look. I will post a few at a time—there are many to get through. 

[NewGuy287]

The black glass glows root beer color when lit, except two that appear cobalt color with thin swirls. I don't expect that these are special, but they are not what I typically find. 

[NewGuy287]

This set is half clear and half color. Three different sides are pictured here. Again, I do not expect that these are special, but unique to my finds.

[NewGuy287]

Blue with orange and blue with yellow and green. 

Is it a chip or from when the marble was made? How can you tell a chip from an original blemish?

[NewGuy287]

The Blue and Red (or is it oxblood) are some of my favorites. 

Top center is only blue, with both poles having defined partitions. 

The middle marble has a lovely swirl in the second picture. 

[NewGuy287]

This black beauty is not much to look at, but rare for me to find. 

Light does not shine through. Its also been used a bit. 

[NewGuy287]

Of the many green marbles, in my stock, these are the only two solid with red swirl. 

They are very attractive, but maybe not of any value other than to enjoy. 

[NewGuy287]

My camera had a really difficult time focusing on the clear marbles. 

I'm curious if the thin swirls are of any interest or help identifying them?