Odd Sea Glass - Square?

by EmmaJane Knoll

Anchor Hocking, but what?

Anchor Hocking, but what?

Hi Lin,

I decided that since I couldn't attach the picture to the Odyssey site because the picture must have been too large, that I would send it directly to you. 

The funny thing is that when I looked at the pictures, it appears that the marking is Anchor Hocking. 

With the naked eye I didn't notice that the shape around the H is actually what appears to be an anchor.

I can't believe I didn't notice it before. 

I will still try to post it to the site and I would still love to know what this particular piece would have been in it's "before life".

Thanks for providing such a neat forum for lovers of sea glass.
 
Em

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May 07, 2012
 Identify this Anchor Hocking
by: Em

Thanks Lin and David for posting the picture for me. I hope someone can identify what this piece was in it's "before" life.
Thanks Again,
Em

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