Can anyone help identify the source of this

by Jody
(Germany)


I found this a few years ago on a beach in Nova Scotia, Canada. It's about 10cm in length and about 3cm thick. It is very flat on both sides so it seems to be from a thick block of glass, like a really thick window.


I maybe thought it was from a window from a ship or something, it would be great to find an age for it.

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Jan 18, 2021
 I HAVE ONE OF THESE, TOO
by: Anonymous

I found something like this on A Nova Scotia beach 4 or 5 years ago. Mine is round, flat, and heavily frosted by having been being tumbled by the tides. The colour is the same as yours and I, too, wonder whether it has something to do with heavy window glass from a ship.They could possibly be the bottoms of large glass bottles.

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