r/MarbleStudyHall • u/Forsaken_Idea_9949 • 13h ago
Identification Request What do you all make of this one?
5/8" dia.
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/Forsaken_Idea_9949 • 13h ago
5/8" dia.
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/DependentDelivery722 • 1d ago
I’m curious what they are, if anything special sticks out and if they’re a good collection to start with
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/Individual_Bread_597 • 1d ago
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/Appropriate_Bet_3667 • 2d ago
Pouvez-vous m’aider a l'identification ?
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/Overall_Slice9507 • 4d ago
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/cake_toss • 4d ago
To my totally untrained eye, maybe CAC or Champion? Picked up these shooters at an antique shop over 20 years ago, would love to know!
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/Appropriate_Bet_3667 • 5d ago
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/OddNumber7178 • 6d ago
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/kakteye • 6d ago
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/Helvedica • 6d ago
image says 'chocolate oxblood', but Ive never hear of that and it looks like more like a Corkscrew
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/Forsaken_Idea_9949 • 6d ago
Haven't a clue on what this really is. Any help would be appreciated. Could it possibly be a contemporary or Asian handmade? Weird indent at top and what looks to be a shear mark 180* opposite it. 1" dia. Thanks for looking.
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/Dizzy-Yogurtcloset15 • 7d ago
Any help is appreciated…
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/Helvedica • 8d ago
First 2 pics are my true Oxbloods. Mossy, Egg Yoke, Lemonade, Milky, Silver, and even a Heaton Dragons Blood. Second 2 are marbles that have Oxblood but arent known as being an 'oxblood marble' the small clear one looks like it but isnt.
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/Lilpieceachickun • 9d ago
Ravenswood Premium? Or something else? Thanks!
(Player sized)
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/xCrescentmagex • 9d ago
Got this pretty, large contemporary in a 13lb lot of marbles. Struggling to identify the artist as there is no signature. Any assistance? I've been suggested Rolf Wald and Jody Fine.
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/Giernan • 9d ago
I don’t think these are, but other than serpents I can’t figure out what has these colors:
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/peardr0p • 9d ago
Spotted these 2 this morning - both priced >£30 for a single marble 🤦
Apparently there is an app, called "Marble Collector — Identify Antique Marbles" (also a website), only available on Apple, so I wasn't able to test (but I remember similar being shared here previously, and folks had the same concerns around accuracy)
Super disappointing to see it being used in this way, especially as value depends so much on condition, which the app cannot accurately gauge.
Be careful out there - don't trust listings with images like this, and use the knowledge you learn in this sub to help you identify the real thing!!
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/Dazzling_Worker_6889 • 10d ago
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/feralnerd1122 • 11d ago
What marble run kits do you recommend for 16mm marbles? Desktop style preferred.
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/sticksi145 • 11d ago
Hi.
I know you probably get hundreds of these requests.
but the identification of cats eyes is blowing my mind,and giving me head ache.😆.
Im a novice,so starting from the bottom.
Can someone help.
Are all these from one maker, (factory/era,?
Is ther an easy way to identify?.I have thousands of player size,so i thought i would start with shooters because my eyes are not what they was.
Bottom row varies in size from 22.5mm to 23.5mm
Middle two rows are various from 24mm to 25.5.
Top row are 25.9mm.25.3mm
All diffrent base and size of ribbons,some colour combos are unusual and unique haven't seen before.some have lots of bubbles going on.
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/CashForPyrite • 12d ago
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/Smashing_Adam • 12d ago
I lucked into a bunch of free marbles at a yard sale today - about 200 I would guess.
This marble is large - what I believe is call a shooter.
Anyone know if this is new production or vintage? The lot of marbles looked mixed to me, new and old.
Any idea who made this one?
Thanks.
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/SeriousPigeon • 12d ago
I have over time acquired quite a few of these, all found in heavily veiligglas flea market finds, usually with a lot of European sparklers as well. They look sort of like a cats eye where the color core separates out instead of connecting in. All bought in Germany so unlikely to be US manufactured ones. No pontils.
r/MarbleStudyHall • u/Visible_Selection_21 • 13d ago