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I lost my sunburst violin with ebony chinrest yesterday around 3pm in downtown Asheville. I was near the Grove Arcade on Wall Street after busking for a bit, and I must have set it down while saying hi to a friend. It's a full-size violin with a bright sunburst varnish; there are a couple of small marks—a tiny dent on the scroll and a faint scratch along the lower bout. The case is a black hard-shell with red velvet lining, and there’s a faded sticker from Cameron's Music Co. on the inside lid. It’s sentimental to me—it was handed down from my grandmother—and I really need it back. If anyone found it, please reach out; I can meet to verify details and offer a reward.
I lost my dainty 14k yellow-gold engagement ring with a tiny diamond yesterday around 3pm while I was walking out of the Grove Arcade on Biltmore Avenue, just past Pack Square in downtown Asheville. It's a slender 4mm band with a classic solitaire setting. The inside is engraved with 'Forever, M'—my grandmother's handwriting, a real keepsake. There's a small scratch along the inner edge from years of wear. This ring means the world to me and I'd be incredibly grateful to get it back if someone found it.
I lost my blue VIP pass badge for The Orange Peel show in downtown Asheville yesterday around 3pm. It's a blue plastic rectangle on a black lanyard with a small silver clip, the badge has the Orange Peel logo and 'VIP' in white. There's a tiny coffee stain on the lower right corner. I last had it outside The Orange Peel on Biltmore Ave, near Battery Park Book Exchange, as I shuffled through the crowd heading toward Pack Square. It was a gift from my sister and it meant a lot to me to have that access; I'd really love to have it back.
I lost my red travel neck pillow yesterday around 3pm near the Orange Peel on Biltmore Ave in downtown Asheville. It's a compact memory-foam neck pillow with a soft velour cover, about 12 inches long, and the red color is a little faded from travel. There’s a small yellow pineapple sticker on the left side and a coffee stain near the seam from airport coffees. It’s my travel essential for long flights and helps my neck a lot, so it’d mean the world to get it back if you found it. If you did, please email me at [email protected] and we can sort it out.
I was cooking yesterday afternoon when my red Le Creuset 26 cm skillet slipped from the rack and disappeared. I last saw it around 3pm near the Orange Peel on Biltmore Avenue in downtown Asheville. It's a bright red enamel cast iron skillet, about 26 cm, with a couple of tiny scratches on the exterior and a small chip on the inner rim, and the bottom is engraved with my initials, 'AN'. It has sentimental value—my grandmother gave it to me—and I really need it back. If anyone found it, please reach out here, I’d be so grateful.
I found a hand-painted wall plaque with a mountain motif this afternoon around 3pm behind the Battery Park Book Exchange on Haywood Street, downtown Asheville. It's about 12 inches tall by 8 inches wide, with a distressed white wooden frame and a glossy ceramic tile in the center that swirls teal, emerald, and gold. I can see a small signature in the bottom-right corner that reads 'M. Larkin.' The back has a faint heart carved into the wood and a tiny sticker that says 'Studio North Asheville.' It looks well cared for, just dusty from being outside. If someone recognizes it, I’d love to reunite you with it.
I found this handmade blue ceramic vase this afternoon around 2:15pm outside Battery Park Book Exchange on Page Ave in Asheville. It’s about 8 inches tall, with a cobalt glaze and a small sun motif painted on the side; there’s a tiny glaze nick near the rim and a faded artist sticker on the bottom. The vase is in good condition overall. If this belongs to you or you know who it belongs to, I’m happy to return it, and I can meet somewhere near downtown Asheville to hand it off.
I found a navy Samsonite hard-shell suitcase this afternoon around 3:45 pm outside the Grove Arcade on Pack Square in downtown Asheville. It's a 28-inch case with a matte finish and a few travel-scuff marks on the corner. A bright red luggage tag with the name 'Avery' handwritten is looped around the handle, and there's a small TSA lock still snapped shut. Inside, I spotted a folded scarf and a weathered boarding pass tucked in the zipper pocket. If you know who this belongs to, reach out—I'd really like to get it back to its owner.
I found a white medical alert bracelet this afternoon around 2:15pm near the entrance to Battery Park Book Exchange on Battery Park Ave in downtown Asheville. It's a slim stainless steel bracelet with a white enamel ID plate and a small red heart charm. The plate has no obvious brand logo, but the engraving on the inside reads 'A. Rivera' and 'Allergies: Penicillin.' It's in decent condition with a few light scratches from daily wear. I'd be thrilled to get it back to its owner—if this sounds like yours, send me a message here and we can arrange a pickup.
I found a navy Mori Lee gown this afternoon around 2:30pm behind The Orange Peel on Biltmore Avenue, right near the entrance to Asheville's civic campus. It's a floor-length formal dress, size 6, with a beaded silver bodice and a slim champagne satin belt. The fabric has a rich navy sheen, and there's a tiny snag on the hem from a sidewalk scrape, but otherwise it's in good condition. Inside, the Mori Lee tag and size 6 are visible, plus an embroidered initials label I couldn't quite read. If this is yours, I’m happy to help arrange a safe return—we could meet in Pack Square to hand it over.