StevenT
by Steven
(Albany Georgia )
Recent visit to Niagara Falls, hidden beach. Hunting with my grandchildren, Grayson, Tenley, Jaxon, and Brooklyn.
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Recent Articles
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Many strange findings
Nov 14, 19 08:04 AM
Any identification on any of these strange things I collected a while ago from the beach and forgot I had them. I think some may be sea glass.
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Identify
Nov 08, 19 07:24 AM
Found in US, central NJ coast. Curious what type bottle of it’s from. Has a 4 on it. And a circle near center.
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What was this from, a fine wine glass or vase?
Nov 08, 19 07:24 AM
Pale blue It has a leaf engraving on it ~1 square Found Ballymartin, County Down, Northern Ireland.
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White bottom of bottle found on Topsail
Nov 08, 19 07:23 AM
2164 on top B with a circle in the middle 0 left of B May be start of a 6 to the right of B, that is were piece is broken 5 on the bottom with a random
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May I know if this bottle have a value?
Nov 08, 19 07:22 AM
Blue bottle found somewhere in the Philippines.
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Double bubble
Oct 23, 19 02:28 PM
A beauty on beach glass
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Identify glass found in Rhode Island
Oct 23, 19 02:26 PM
What is brand is this? It doesn't look detailed enough to be anything but a commercial container, I think? My cousin found it in Rhode Island.
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10/3/2019 Conneaut, Ohio. Too many treasures to show them all...
Oct 14, 19 08:22 AM
Found on the shores of Lake Erie in Conneaut Ohio. Bottle Topper. 10/3/2019 Conneaut, Ohio. Too many treasures to show them all...
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Large beach glass from Nova Scotia - Any ideas?
Oct 14, 19 08:21 AM
Found this chunk in Nova Scotia, Canada. It’s thick and heavy and the two sides are held together by some sort of caulking. I’d love to know where it’s
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Looking to identify the bottle this came from by this symbol
Oct 14, 19 08:20 AM
I found this piece along the North Shore of Nova Scotia, Canada. It looks like a T and possibly a c or an o inside of a circle. Any help is greatly appreciated
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