All lost and found items in Charleston
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Lost sandals near King Street, Charleston
I realized my sandals were missing after a stroll around Marion Square near King Street in Charleston at about 5:30 p.m. on Saturday. They’re tan leather with a single buckle and a bit worn from long days of sightseeing, so they’re easy to spot by anyone who’s seen them. I’m feeling a mix of frustration and hope, remembering how comfy those sandals were on every step of our trip. If found, I’d really love to have them back so I can keep walking around this charming city without worrying about blisters.
Lost sheet music near Dock Street Theatre
I was heading to a rehearsal at Dock Street Theatre in Charleston this Monday around 4:30 pm when I realized my folder of sheet music had vanished. The pages are a mix of handwritten notes and printed arrangements, bound in a blue binder with a few creases. There’s a set of scales penciled in the margins and a tiny doodle of a guitar on the first page, which should help someone identify it. If found, I’d appreciate it being returned through the site so I can pick it up before rehearsal next week.
Lost: Pins in Charleston
While strolling along King Street after dinner around 5:45 p.m. yesterday, I realized my Pins were missing from my jacket. They’re a pair of tiny silver pins with a blue enamel lighthouse motif—part of a set I wear to community events here in Charleston. I think I last had them near the City Market area and Waterfront Park, and I’ve been retracing my steps ever since, hoping they weren’t swept away by the breeze. They aren’t expensive, but they’re meaningful to me, and I’d be grateful to anyone who found them.
Found ties near City Market, Charleston
This morning around 8:45 a.m., I found a small bundle of ties on a bench outside the City Market on Meeting Street, near Waterfront Park. There are three ties in varying patterns—a navy striped, a lighter blue striped, and a solid maroon—that look a bit creased but still wearable. I figure someone might be missing them after a work trip or interview, so I’ve kept them with me for now. If you recognize them, please check the listing on the site.
Lost wrist watch in Charleston near Market Street
I was walking along Market Street, near the Charleston City Market, at about 4:15 p.m. today when my wrist watch slipped from my wrist and vanished into the crowd. It's a silver-toned face with a black leather band and a small scratch on the bezel. I retraced my steps toward the market stalls and checked the wooden benches lining the street, but I couldn’t find it. It carries sentimental value—it was a gift from my grandmother, and it helped mark many memories of trips to the waterfront. If someone sees it, please keep it safe in this area near the market until I can return later this week.
lost gold studs near Charleston City Market.
Hi, I'm Emily Carter. I lost my two gold studs while strolling along Meeting Street by the Charleston City Market last Saturday around 2:30 PM. I must have brushed past a vendor or passerby while I checked my phone. They’re sentimental—gift from my grandmother—and I’d be relieved to know they’re safe. I retraced along Market Street toward King Street, asked a few shopkeepers, and checked benches, but I came up empty. If you found a tiny pair tucked somewhere near the Market or along Broad Street, please let me know.
Blue suit jacket lost on Broad Street
Blue suit jacket Thomas Farthing lost on Broad street evening of Sunday June 7th
Found travel adapters near City Market, Charleston
I found a small gray travel-pouch with multiple adapters under a bench along Market Street near the City Market entrance around 2:30 p.m. today in Charleston, South Carolina. The pouch is worn and the zipper is red, with 'Adapters' faintly printed on the front. Inside are several plug adapters, a USB-C cable, and a compact power strip—clearly someone’s travel kit. I know how frustrating it is to lose these before a trip, so I kept them together and handed them to the market’s security desk for safekeeping, in hopes the owner sees this soon.
Lost keys on blue lanyard near City Market
I lost my keys yesterday around 3pm near the Charleston City Market on Meeting Street. It's a compact blue nylon lanyard with a pair of brass keys and one little silver key tagged to a red enamel heart. One key is a brass house key stamped 'A-173' with a heart-shaped bow, and the other is a worn silver mailbox key with a tiny red enamel dot. The lanyard is a bit frayed, the clip is a bit loose, and the whole thing has sentimental value because it's the key to my apartment and a small reminder of my grandmother who lived downtown. If anyone found them, I'd really appreciate getting them back.
Blue rescue inhaler in gray case
I lost my blue rescue inhaler yesterday around 4pm. It’s tucked inside a gray protective case with a white label on the lid, and the inhaler itself is a Ventolin HFA with a small dent on the cap. There’s a bright yellow sticky note on the case that says 'REPLACEMENT NEEDED.' I was walking from Marion Square toward the Charleston City Market, and I think I dropped it near the Visitor Center on Meeting Street. I rely on it daily to keep my asthma under control, and the humidity here in Charleston makes me anxious without it. If you find it, email me at [email protected] and we can meet up near Market Street to pick it up.
Emerald green cockatiel with orange cheeks
I lost my emerald green cockatiel with orange cheeks yesterday around 3pm near the Pineapple Fountain in Waterfront Park, Charleston, SC. It's about the size of a soda can, with a bright blue tail feather that sticks out when he flutters, and a small white patch on the wing. He wears a tiny silver leg band on the left leg stamped 'CHS-07'. This bird is my daily companion and has sentimental value—I'm really hoping to bring him home soon. If you spot him, email me at [email protected].
Gray knit scarf with red stripe and initials
I lost my gray knit scarf this afternoon around 3pm near the Charleston City Market entrance on Market Street. It's a mid-weight scarf, about 60 inches long, with a thin red stripe along the edge and small silver-stitched initials 'C.R.' in the lower corner. The scarf has a little pilling and a tiny snag on the fringe from daily wear. It was a gift from my grandmother and means a lot to me, so I'm really hoping to get it back. If anyone found it, please message me here or drop it off at the Market Street information desk—I'll come collect it as soon as I can.
Tri-color guinea pig in blue harness
I lost my tri-color guinea pig yesterday around 3pm outside the Charleston City Market on Market Street, near the Marion Square fountain. It's about 9 inches long with soft fur - white with black and tan patches. It wears a tiny blue harness with a silver bell that jingles when he scampers. One distinguishing feature: a white patch above its left ear that looks a little heart-shaped. It's a sweet, curious little guy, and this was a gift from my grandmother; it means a lot to me. I'm really hoping someone might have seen him and can help bring him back.
Monogrammed king quilt set (blue/cream)
I lost my monogrammed CozyNest king-size quilt set yesterday around 3pm near the Market Street entrance to the Charleston City Market. It's a navy blue quilt with ivory piping and includes the quilt plus two matching shams. The initials 'AK' are embroidered in the bottom-right corner of the quilt. The fabric is still in decent shape, but there are a couple of tiny pulls along the edge and a small coffee stain on the back corner. This set was a gift from my grandmother and means a lot to me—really hoping to get it back.
Found JBL Bluetooth speaker near Market Street
I found a JBL Charge 4 Bluetooth speaker this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the Charleston City Market on Market Street, near the Waterfront Park entrance. It's charcoal gray, about the size of a palm, with a few scratches along the edges. The JBL logo is bright orange, and there's a small dent on the top-left corner plus a dog paw print sticker on the bottom. It still powers on and pairs with my phone, and there's a USB-C port visible on the side. If this belongs to you, I really want to help get it back – I know how important a good speaker can be after a long day downtown.