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Possible design?
Nov 21, 18 08:53 AM
Hi just found this the other day. It’s not seaglass it’s like a type of pottery or porcelain. Anyone know if this is a design or is it just marked up
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What would this turquoise nugget have once been a piece of?
Nov 08, 18 10:09 PM
I was so lucky to find this gorgeous chunk of deep turquoise sea glass. Found on Minster beach, Isle of Sheppey during the summer. I would like to know
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Looks like sea glass.... but it's not clear...?
Nov 08, 18 10:07 PM
Hi, I picked this piece up because I thought it was black seaglass, but when I got home, I realized it's not. It is frosted outside and has chips which
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What is this???
Nov 08, 18 09:45 PM
Hello, I know this isn’t sea glass, but I am very curious about what I found. I found this in Quincy MA and I was wondering how old it is and if it’s anything
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Malta & Gozo
Nov 08, 18 09:34 PM
Not a specific beach but the small pebbled bays and coves around the islands have given up some nice finds, including some pottery and a dark purple piece
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Roque Bluffs State Park
Nov 08, 18 09:28 PM
Roque Bluffs State Park Roque Bluffs Maine Spent a little over an hour and found approximately 8 pieces of nicely frosted and smooth sea glass and one
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# on seaglass
Nov 08, 18 09:14 PM
This piece it about the size of a letter button on a key board and actually looks like one but made from glass..Does anyone know what it would be from
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What kind of piece was this?
Nov 08, 18 09:09 PM
This well worn, frosty amber piece was found on Whiskey Island in Cleveland, on the shore of Lake Erie. The horizontal lines are very unique and the
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Lavender glass bottom shard - marked something “LY” then “11th”?
Oct 24, 18 04:28 PM
The letters I can make out include a Y and the numbers 11. With a superscript after the 11 underline which leads me to believe maybe it says 11th? There
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Black or Olive Green?
Oct 21, 18 10:14 PM
Is this piece considered black, or is it olive green? Found on East End Beach, Portland ME. I just moved to the area and have started collecting over the
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