Newbie needs help w/ identifying 3 pearl color base speckled marbles!!

[funsally72]

Hello!!

Just joined this site and loving it!! As a newbie collector, the world of marbles is vast!! And can be very difficult and confusing trying to identify some...
Please help me with any information regarding the maker, date of origin, etc. on these 3 marbles.
What I do know--- They are all glass. All have a brownish/greenish line at one end. The red speckled has more of a swirl effect rather than just dots, and is a beautiful pearl iridescent base color. Non are translucent. Yellow ones have a pearl base with a very shiny coat. All appear to me in perfect condition. Hope these facts help!!

 

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[Kauziamos]

Nice! I just post some pics yesterday, and one of the marbles I found is very much like yours, with the speckled inlay. Very curious to know what it is we've found! http://www.treasurenet.com/forums/w...ld-really-old-trading-bead-killing-stone.html

 

[tennessee digger]

Treasure Net has a sub forum just for marbles. Scroll down till you find it and post your picture there. There are some folks on that forum that are real good and know their stuff.

 

[Kauziamos]

Thanks for the heads up Tennessee Digger. Funsally, I looked thought the marble thread, seems we may have possible Vacor marbles. Hecho en Mexico. The inlayed specs are called frit.

 

[PamDF]

Looks like its polished from some sort of sea shells? like "Tridacnidae"