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Japanese sea clay numbered pot lid
Jul 22, 21 06:28 AM
What were these numbered clay pot lids part of or used for?
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How old is this?
Jul 22, 21 06:27 AM
Found a fairly large piece of beach glass with partial Duraglas logo. Anyone know how old it might be any what type of bottle it's from? Visible numbers
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Sidney-by-the-Sea, Victoria BC Canada
Jul 22, 21 06:26 AM
Beach at the end of Beacon St, right beside the Sidney Fishing Pier. There are two beaches, go to the smallest one next to the left of the fishing pier
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Beach pottery shard - identifying from letters stamped into base?
Jul 22, 21 06:23 AM
I have found another shard on the same beach as the one referenced in my previous inquiry, and was wandering if anyone had any insight into how I might
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Beach pottery shard - advice on finding the remaining ?
Jul 22, 21 06:22 AM
I've come upon a beautiful shard with markings that indicate it is from 1883 - 1890 (P Regout & Co, Maastricht). The shard was in shallow water on a narrow
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Possible identification?
Jul 22, 21 06:19 AM
Can anyone help identify? I live in Eastern Virginia along the Rappahannock River. I come across a lot of glass on the beach. I have found multiple pieces
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Is it worth much?
Jul 22, 21 06:17 AM
I have a wp #6, maru sen, ty, 30 glass float. Was wondering if it was worth anything. Might be looking to sell it. When my grandfather was a young man
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Glass with letters- bottle ID
Jul 22, 21 05:59 AM
Hey all, I found this on McAbee Beach in Monterey, California. It's the first piece I've ever found with letters, and I'm trying to see what bottle it
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Possible Bottle Stopper?
Jul 22, 21 05:58 AM
I found this on the beach in South Queensferry, Scotland. I think it might be a glass bottle stopper, possibly for a perfume bottle or a decanter. Can
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Newbies enjoy a West Seattle sea glass hunt...
Jun 04, 21 09:00 PM
We only recently got into hunting for these gems - I know you can easily go onto ETSY and buy sea glass but like many here it adds a sort of easter egg
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