Vitro of some sort?

[Parmcat]

Thanks

[Ric]

I can see whay you might think Vitro - it does look a lot like a new style All Red with some extra color (blue) but it doesn't look quite right to me and I wonder about foreign (not American) possibilities.

[akroorka]

This is a classic example of a veneered marble. 
Notice the white that shows in the cutlines. 
If you were to break this one open it would be all white inside.
I think that @Melissa has some input to share here.
Marble—On!!
 

[VaMarbles]

Looks Vitro to me

[Parmcat]

28 minutes ago, akroorka said:

This is a classic example of a veneered marble. 
Notice the white that shows in the cutlines. 
If you were to break this one open it would be all white inside.
I think that @Melissa has some input to share here.
Marble—On!!
 

Who are Veneer makers?

[akroorka]

MK an Vitro were the most known for this.

Marble--On!!

[Ric]

1 hour ago, Parmcat said:

Who are Veneer makers?

@akroorka Don't forget El Aguila, which I think this is - the colors and construction are spot on.

😁

[VaMarbles]

4 minutes ago, Ric said:

@akroorka Don't forget El Aguila, which I think this is - the colors and construction are spot on.

😁

You could be on to something there @Ric   You helped me ID this one last week. 

[Ric]

1 minute ago, VaMarbles said:

You could be on to something there @Ric   You helped me ID this one last week. 

You know, Vitros are about the only marbles with seams I have ever given one whit about but that has changed since getting to know the El Aguilas better. It's sort of odd, but I think I'm getting a little bored with American machine made marbles. 

[Melissa]

Tough one. I’m leaning more vitro.