I love when I find any kind of marking or lettering on beach glass...some you can identify right away off of similar depression glass pieces your grandma had, but they really get your imagination going!
Not sure where your location is in NJ, but I was planning on visiting the glass museum in SW New Jersey on my way to Cape May next year. Have you been to that museum, and is it worth the 3-4 hour trip fromt he DC area?
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Thank you, Jai! New Jersey can produce some nice sea glass. Sea glass crafts are such a fun way to turn those little ocean treasures into something beautiful
Hi, This is the second piece of sea glass I have ever found. Not sure what it might have been. Pattern on it, shape and size has me wondering. Thank you
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