Sea Glass Screw Object?

by David
(Odyssey Sea Glass)

Glass screw

Glass screw

Karl Bauer says,

"I found this glass screw-like object at the beach on the Texas City Dike on Galveston Bay, Texas.

"There is a small "k" in a hexagon at the top.

"Any ideas what it might be from?"

Answer:

As mentioned in comments for another find like this one, shown in our page Sea Glass Screw, this is a support for a neon light tube. Here's a photo from Brillite.com

neon tube glass support


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Sea Glass Screw?

by Tina

Sea glass screw?

Sea glass screw?

~ sea glass identification question submitted by Tina

I found a piece of sea glass nearly identical to the one in the photo.

It appears to be a screw made out of glass.

In my piece there are 6 bubbles inside the screw part.

  • Does anyone know what this item actually is?
  • What it was used for?
  • What is it's estimated era (1900s, 2000s, etc) and origin it came from?

I've seen similar screws like this in sea glass books, but it's never discussed.

Thanks for your help.

~ submitted by Tina


sea glass colors line


Here are some reference books for identifying glass:

Sea Glass - Finding, collecting, sorting
Warman's Bottles Field Guide
Sea Glass - Finding, collecting, sorting
Collectible Glassware from the 40s, 50s, 60s
Sea Glass - Finding, collecting, sorting
Warman's Depression Glass
Sea Glass - Finding, collecting, sorting
Milk Glass Identification


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