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An unusual CYLINDRICAL piece of OPAQUE WHITE "milk" beach picked sea glass, found on a remote beach in the Pacific Northwest. Perhaps it came from the handle of a pitcher.
This kind of glass is typically Depression-era (to about 1950s), and came from various kinds of serveware and plates. Unlike most sea glass we find, this glassware was heat-tempered, which made it more durable on one hand, but also more brittle, on the other. As result, it is quite rare to find smoothly rounded pieces without chips and fresh breaks. Although not all that rare, colorwise, condition tends to be a problem.
This piece is in excellent condition (uncommon thus), with smooth all-over frosting and softly rounded edges. It is perfectly cylindrical at one end and slightly flattened at the other. Measures almost 1 3/8" (34mm) long by around 1/2" (13mm) in diameter. Uncommonly nice example of this kind of glass!
Shown here with a dime for size comparison:



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