Thread: Could this be an Escher/thuringian stone?

Yes, based on the various colored Thuringians I own or have owned I would say that the stone you have is a Thuringian. To other peers: What other type of stone could it be?

Chris L

How can one tell visually the difference between say a carbondrum (sp?) and a Thuringen were I to run into one at an antique store? Are there strata lines visible at the ends, colors to look for, or some other identifying characteristics?

Thanks!!

cass

Originally Posted by cassady

How can one tell visually the difference between say a carbondrum (sp?) and a Thuringen were I to run into one at an antique store? Are there strata lines visible at the ends, colors to look for, or some other identifying characteristics?

Thanks!!

cass

I forget which supreme court justice said of pornography, I can't describe it but I know it when I see it". Or words to that effect. All I can say is look at the photos of Eschers & Thuringans on the forum. If you do a search with that as your keyword you will see photos. It is hard for me to describe them other then to say that they look like a fine light gray to dark blue finishing stone.

Originally Posted by Chris L

Yes, based on the various colored Thuringians I own or have owned I would say that the stone you have is a Thuringian. To other peers: What other type of stone could it be?

Chris L

Without getting my hands on it and checking it out I couldnt be sure, but the pics look very convincing! HJ send it to me for verification and I"ll get back to you!

Sure thing N2S, I'll just send it over then....

so what is the result?