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I lost my blue-and-white hand-painted ceramic vase yesterday afternoon around 4pm near the corner of King Street and Market Street, close to the Charleston City Market. It's about 6 inches tall, with a glossy glaze and a subtly irregular oval shape from a local Charleston artist, and there's a small chip on the rim that adds character—it's part of my Art & Decorative Items collection. The vase bears a delicate cobalt-blue wave pattern and a tiny signature 'L. Rivers' etched near the base. It means a lot to me because it was a gift from my grandmother, and I’d be incredibly grateful to get it back.
I lost my red Ruffwear dog harness with reflective stripes yesterday around 3pm near the Charleston City Market on King Street. It's a medium-sized harness, bright red with neon reflective piping and a small pink paw-print tag on the front buckle. There’s a tiny scuff on the left strap from a tumble at home, and the inside is a soft gray mesh. This harness carries sentimental value—my rescue dog Luna wore it when we adopted her last year, and I really need it back. If you found it, please text me and we can arrange a pickup somewhere in Charleston.
Hey, I’m Priya Patel. I misplaced my red enamel 5-quart Dutch oven yesterday around 3pm outside the Charleston City Market on Market Street. It’s a glossy red with a sturdy black knob, and there’s a small chip on the rim near the pouring spout plus a faint coffee-ring stain on the inside of the lid from years of use. The pot was a gift from my grandmother and has become my go-to for Sunday stews; I really need it back because it means so much to me. If you happened to see something matching this description around Market Street or near the City Market in Charleston, please drop me a note. I’m happy to describe it further or offer a small reward for its return.
I lost my black Samsonite 28-inch hard-shell suitcase yesterday around 3:45pm. It was left near the Charleston City Market on Market Street, close to the Meeting Street intersection, right by the Market Street entrance. The suitcase is black with a red zip tag and has a small dent on the bottom-right corner. There’s a bright blue luggage strap looped through the handle, and inside I had my clothes, a travel journal, and a faded photo of my grandmother. It’s really important to me—sentimental value and practical items I need for an upcoming trip. If anyone found it, I’d be grateful to get it back.
I lost my blue parakeet Sky yesterday around 3pm after he slipped from his travel cage on our balcony on Meeting Street and darted toward Waterfront Park by the Pineapple Fountain. Sky is a small blue parakeet, about the size of a soda can, with a bright yellow tail and a red leg band engraved 'SKY-01' on his left leg. He’s a bit skittish around new people, but he’s gentle once you earn his trust. This bird is a rescue and means a lot to my family—my daughter named him Sky, and we really need him back. If you spot him, please email [email protected] or reply to this listing; any information helps.
I found a silver-tone necklace this afternoon around 3:05 pm along Market Street outside the Charleston City Market, near the Market Street entrance by the rainbow storefronts. It's about 18 inches long, with a delicate lobster clasp, and the heart pendant has the initials 'A.H.' engraved on the back. The chain shows a bit of tarnish near the clasp, but the pendant is clean and intact. It clearly looks worn and cared for, and I figured someone might be missing it—if this is yours, message me and we can arrange a pickup near the Charleston City Market.
Found a black leather briefcase this afternoon around 2:45 pm behind the Charleston City Market on Market Street, near the corner of Church Street. It's a Briggs & Riley briefcase, about 15 inches wide, with a brass clasp and a slightly worn corner, and the interior is red fabric with a leather luggage tag bearing the initials 'C.T.' and a small red heart sticker. Inside I found a USB drive labeled 'Q2 Finance' tucked in a side pocket and a folded note with the name 'Alex Turner' written on it. I know this might be important to someone, so I hope to get it back to its owner; you can reach me at [email protected] to arrange a safe handoff.
I found this emerald-green satin evening gown this afternoon around 2:15pm outside the Charleston Place hotel on Market Street, near the City Market entrance. It's a size 6 by Elara Couture, with a silver beaded bodice that catches the light and a flowing A-line skirt that sweeps the ground. The gown has a small snag in the hem from the walk, and there’s a satin belt tied at the waist. Inside the lining, I can see a tag with 'Elara Couture' and a tiny stitched monogram 'S.R.'—a nice personal touch. It seems like it must belong to someone who had a special night planned, and I’m hoping the owner sees this and claims it.
I found a medium-gray tabby cat with white paws this afternoon around 2:15pm near the City Market on Market Street in Charleston. It wears a blue collar with a small heart-shaped tag, and it has bright green eyes and a tiny white whisker by its left nose. It seems well cared for and was friendly enough to sit in my lap. I checked for a microchip but couldn't locate one, so I’m keeping it safe for now while searching for the owner. If this is your cat, message me here and we can arrange a meetup near Market Street in downtown Charleston.
Found an orange leopard gecko this afternoon around 2:30pm outside the Charleston City Market on Market Street, near Marion Square. It’s about 5 inches long from nose to tail, with bright orange skin and small black speckles; the tail is full and intact. Its eyes are a pale green-gold, and there’s a tiny white spot right behind the left front leg—rare feature I noticed. It seemed calm but scampers a bit when I moved, so I kept it in a small plastic container for safety. If this is yours, I’d love to reunite you— I’m around the Market Street area and can meet up or hand it over to a shelter if you prefer.
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