#mamelon

96 pieces of sea glass, including a first ever piece of UV milk glass (next to the shell)! Lots of clear, aqua and seafoam again, including a few very satisfying symmetrical aqua pieces - lower centre, indicated by longer shadows - one is completely round but I don’t think it was a marble, and the other two are gumdrop shape, indicating their origin could be a stopper (in the case of the smaller one) or a mamelon/kick-up (in the case of the larger one). On the row above those, the long seafoam one on the right is part of a bottleneck.

23 glass fragments, 22 of which are the usual lovely rounded ones, and 1 is an unusual piece of black (very dark green) glass. The frosting on the raised concentric circles (which, if this is the base of a bottle, would have been on the inside) is perfect, and a pleasant contrast with the jagged (but worn enough to not be sharp) edges.

158 glass fragments, including a gumdrop-shaped one which is either a mamelon (the kick-up from the base of a bottle) or a very well worn stopper. Green is an unlikely stopper colour though.