Is This a Ketchup and Mustard?

[marblemanvintagemarbles]

Size for this one is closer to 21/32"

[stonehenge4242]

I don't see a ketchup and mustard, I think it needs to be a white base with red and yellow ribbons for ketchup and mustard

[marblemanvintagemarbles]

I didn't know that thank you buddy! Have got for any idea on this one?  Wvs of some sort?

[Alan]

It looks like Akro glass.  Possibly a wonky flop-over cork (you can see the fold line).

[Fire1981]

Discombobulated for sure. Border line WVS🔥

RAR

[akroorka]

6 hours ago, Alan said:

It looks like Akro glass. 

It sure does Alan!

I will leak towards a WVS though--lets call in some experts in wvs.

Marble--On!!

[Fire1981]

They're call Science's Art ! Geeeeezzzeee! Get it right🔥

RAR🤪 

[Ric]

I definitely see what Alan sees with this one, but I also see an Alley.

[akroorka]

@cheese?

Marble--On!!

[cheese]

CAC to me.

[Ric]

This marble is tough because of the colors. Akro, Alley and CAC all used the combination of yellow and red. The red does not look CAC on my monitor, but that could just be my monitor, other's monitors may display it differently. To me, it looks mostly Alley but that could easily change if I had the marble in hand.

I think this marble is a good example of why the accuracy of color reproduction is so important for proper marble ID. As I always say, first thing to do before you upload a photo for ID is to make sure the photo on your monitor actually looks like the marble in hand. My bet is that was done here but slight differences in the way color is reproduced on different monitors can throw off an ID too. At this point, I'd want to see this marble in hand before I made a call one way or another.