Any idea what this could be from? An old vase perhaps?

My 12 year old brought his rock and beach glass collection home from his Dad's to show me what he has for the first time, and I was stunned to see how much better his is than mine!!! He has some beautiful pieces! He didn't believe me at first and dismissed me so I had to show him the chart of what's rare and what isn't.

Enjoy :)

Definitely the new star of my collection...I couldn't believe my eyes when I saw it!

East coast of Canada

My girlfriend found this Black Sea glass that shines red under light. I couldn’t find much information so I was hoping someone with much more experience could help shed some light on it (pun intended)

Being rather landlocked, I’m always out hunting creek beds for fun glass scores. Been at it for a few years now, but this lovely full bottom Indianapolis piece just hits home!
Shout out to all my other creek treasure hunters!

Lots of fun pieces today!!!! Feeling very blessed by Lake Michigan today, this pink piece is layered!!

Officially my new happy place

Anyone know where this would be from?

I’m behind on my posts which is good since my best spots are smothered in seaweed!

From France Normandy

Manchester Beach - Erie, PA. Cobalt blue underglaze on a white or cream body, with heavy crazing throughout and brown mineral staining in the cracks. The pattern is a repeating band of solid triangles with a dot on each point and a small diamond in each valley. Edges are fully rounded from tumbling. Ideas on origin/age/pattern name would be much appreciated!

My very first time collecting beach glass! About an hour looking at Warren Dunes in Michigan. I wasn’t expecting much but very excited I found any! Some are so small but I still kept them.

My seaglass hunt turned into a lego hunt when the tide was high. Why is there so many legos washed up on the beach?? It’s not from sunk containers

My family have a little place in Mallorca, and for my entire life — all of the beaches there have been completely awash with hundreds and hundreds of bits of pottery. Lots of nice glass too, but nothing compared to the amount of pottery. It’s always this terracotta stuff, and almost always with the same kinda sky-blue glaze, or very occasionally a brown one.

Does anybody know why? Do you get the same all over the Med? Or is it a localised thing?

(If the latter, then the only reason I can maybe think of is the summer 'Festas de Sant Joan', which I believe often involve plate smashing…)

wanted to share some old pics :) i have been collecting sea glass in Northern CA since 2015.

this collection is from summer 2018!