Purple Transferware sea pottery bar necklace on a 24 inch sterling silver chain. Sea pottery is tossed and tumbled by the sea and sand just as sea glass is. According to google search, “This is a William Adams IV & Sons purple transferware plate in the “Palestine” pattern. It was manufactured in England from approximately 1829-1861. The design is inspired by the Holy Land.”

A piece of fractured dinnerware becomes a timeless treasure. Pottery is the traditional gift for a 9th wedding anniversary. This piece of sea pottery is approximately 2 inches in across and was found on December 6, 2025.

Each piece of sea pottery is unique and hand picked from the beach on my daily walks. You will receive the exact piece of jewelry in the photograph. This sea glass has not been machine tumbled. Each piece is tumbled by the sea and sand. Slight imperfections in the pottery are to be expected and are proof that it is pure sea pottery. Stone, shell and coral props are not included.