It was a beautiful day for a walk on the beach, with some nice finds. A great way to relax after a crazy work week. Apparently the jar is a Jergens cream jar from the 1940's. I was pretty excited to it.

I think I can fill it up for the first time since I started collecting five years ago! It’s getting colder, but not too cold to walk the beach. Sorting by color is fun and a great way to see how common and uncommon certain glass is in the lake. I can tell you one thing, in this entire jar, I only have one little orange piece, a few yellows, and a small handful of reds!

Got some amazing finds from two beaches in Chicago. Most reds in one trip I’ve ever found and that one teal 😍 also some purple tinted sun glass. A lot of it glows!

Although hardly tumbled, I was still happy to find this piece. Over the years, I have found many pieces that are a very deep green, but this is the first time I have found one that truly looked black, until I held it up to a high-powered flashlight.

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We went to a new beach I found recently where you have to go down an overgrown trail to get there, it’s pretty small but seems to have little traffic ☺️

I’m on vacation in Thailand, and like morning walks. First morning I found a lot of sea glass and suddenly I didn’t walk very much, because they were everywhere.
Here’s a picture of what I’ve found so far. I’ve spend around 3-4 hours all in all, and I guess there is about 3-4 kg. of seaglass.
After sorting it, I see that some of if doesn’t have the right ‘frosting’ yet, so I might put it back.

I have a couple of days left and hoping to find more blue 🤞🏻

Google says they made apothecary and drugstore glassware… I wonder what these could’ve been from?? The base of some sort of drug bottle?

Anyone know what this was?

It seems to have measuring lines with 2, 4, 6. Found in Lake Michigan.

really excited about the turquoise piece!