Keyes Beach in Hyannisport, Masachusetts

by Sharon
(Cape Cod, MA)

Intact bottles ~Cape Cod

Intact bottles ~Cape Cod

~ sea glass beach report submitted by Sharon, Cape Cod, MA

Name of Beach and Location: Keyes Beach, Hyanissport, Massachusetts


I have been collecting sea glass for nearly 40 years, mostly on the Cape, sometimes in Maine.


~ sea glass beach report submitted by Sharon, Cape Cod, MA
How unusual to find bottles fairly intact but also frosted by tumbling on the beach waterline! I can well imagine that it would take a good number of years to collect a nice sea glass bottle ensemble such as you display here!

David (Chief Office Boy at OdysseySeaGlass)

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Mar 24, 2012
 Nice!
by: Kathy

How lucky for you to acquire such a find!

I am heading to the cape for the weekend NEXT WEEK,

I have read about an old glass factory that used to be in Sandwich, I think.

Do you know anything about that? Sounds like it would be a good area to do some sea glass hunting if true!
Feb 08, 2011
 Thanks David
by: Sharon

Hi David~

Indeed it does take time to build a nice collection.

The smaller white frosted bottle has a clear "Bayer Co." stamp and the small brown bottle has no markings but was probably medicinal in nature.

Thank you allowing me to share them.

~Sharon

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