need two marble IDs: Christensen Flame and Peltier NLR bumblebee?

[InkspotAntiques]

I am thinking the ketchup and mustard flame swirl is a Christensen Agate Company marble, and the bumblebee is a Peltier NLR.  At first glance I thought the bumblebee was a Vacor swirl, then looking closer I saw the aventurine and cut lines.  Any other opinions?

Thanks in advance.

 

[Chad G.]

100 on the pelt bumblebee

[Carowill]

On 11/14/2025 at 10:27 PM, InkspotAntiques said:

I am thinking the ketchup and mustard flame swirl is a Christensen Agate Company marble, and the bumblebee is a Peltier NLR.  At first glance I thought the bumblebee was a Vacor swirl, then looking closer I saw the aventurine and cut lines.  Any other opinions?

Thanks in advance.

 

 

On 11/14/2025 at 10:27 PM, InkspotAntiques said:

I am thinking the ketchup and mustard flame swirl is a Christensen Agate Company marble, and the bumblebee is a Peltier NLR.  At first glance I thought the bumblebee was a Vacor swirl, then looking closer I saw the aventurine and cut lines.  Any other opinions?

Thanks in advance.

 

Agree with Peltier Bumblebee and CAC 2 color swirl.

[Carowill]

Just now, Carowill said:

 

Agree with Peltier Bumblebee and CAC 2 color swirl.

Sorry, not a true flame.

[akroorka]

Two killer marbles for sure.

Nice well cropped images that need a bit of a sharper image imho.

The second one may be an Alley Agate--no flames here imho.

Nice marbles!

Keep up the great work and continue to show us your best.

Marble--On!!

[InkspotAntiques]

22 hours ago, akroorka said:

"Nice well cropped images that need a bit of a sharper image imho."

 

Thanks for the input. I am trying different adapted vintage lens and I am working on improving resolution and depth of field.

[InkspotAntiques]

Thank you everyone for your input.