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I lost my navy blue Samsonite carry-on yesterday around 3pm near City Market on Market Street in Charleston. It's a medium-sized suitcase with a noticeable dent on the bottom corner and a white stripe along the side. A bright lime-green luggage strap is wrapped around the handle, and there's a tag with my initials 'P.P.'. Inside, I had my grandmother's scarf and travel documents—it's really sentimental to me and I was really hoping to recover it. If anyone found it, I'd be incredibly grateful to get it back.
Lost my cream duvet cover with blue piping yesterday around 3pm after packing up at the Market Street entrance of the Charleston City Market. It's a king-size duvet cover, 100% cotton, with navy piping along the edges and a tiny navy monogram 'KP' embroidered in the bottom left corner. There's a faint coffee stain near the inner seam from a camping trip last month, but it's otherwise in good condition. I think I left it near the Market Street side of the city market building, maybe tucked into a tote bag or dropped on the sidewalk outside the cafe by the entrance. It has sentimental value—my grandmother gave it to me—and I really need it back.
I lost my red Samsonite 21-inch carry-on yesterday around 3pm near the City Market on Market Street in Charleston. It's a hard-shell, about 21 inches tall, with a blue luggage tag bearing my initials 'P.K.' and a small dent on the top edge. There's a faint coffee stain on the front from last week's airport café run. Inside I keep a sentimental photo of my grandmother and a navy scarf that was a gift. If anyone finds it, please reach out — I really need it back; it has sentimental value and contains essentials for my upcoming trip.
I lost my blue enamel pin with a tiny Charleston map design yesterday around 3pm near the City Market on Market Street in Charleston, SC. It's about the size of a quarter, with a cobalt blue enamel field and a tiny gold palmetto tree in the center. It was pinned to the lapel of my denim jacket; the back shows a small dent near the clasp from brushing against a door. It has sentimental value—it's a gift from a friend who visited Charleston last year. If anyone found it, please drop me a line; I’d really appreciate getting it back.
I lost my clear Acuvue Oasys contact lens yesterday around 3pm near the City Market on Market Street in Charleston. It's a single, right-eye lens; clear with a faint blue tint that catches the light just right, and the thin edge has a tiny scuff from a previous drop I had but it's otherwise in good shape. I wear prescription around -2.75, so I really need it back to see properly and not keep swapping between eyes all day. It was likely dropped near the fountain at Market Street and East Bay Street, maybe picked up by someone walking through the area. If someone found it, I’d be forever grateful and can meet near the Market Street entrance to retrieve 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.
I found a charcoal gray Nike hoodie this afternoon around 3:45 pm near the Pineapple Fountain in Waterfront Park on East Bay Street, Charleston. It's a men's size L and fleece-lined, with a small bleach stain on the left cuff and a faint snag at the hem. The Nike swoosh is visible on the chest and there's a zippered pocket on the left sleeve—easy to spot. I’d love to get it back to its owner, so if this sounds like yours, please DM me with a detail only you would know about it.
I found a pair of gold-tone hoop earrings with freshwater pearl drops this afternoon around 2:15pm on Market Street, near the City Market entrance in downtown Charleston. The hoops are about 12mm in diameter, and the pearls hang delicately below each hoop with a subtle iridescence. One back has a tiny heart engraving 'A.M.' on the clasp, which is a nice identifying feature. They’re in good condition, just a bit dusty from sitting on the sidewalk. If these belong to you, send a note with a matching description and we can arrange a safe meet-up to return them.
I found a cockatiel this afternoon around 4pm near City Market on Market Street in Charleston, SC. It's a small-to-medium bird, mostly yellow with gray wings and bright orange cheeks, and it has a blue leg band with the number 7C2 on the left leg. The bird hopped onto my finger and seemed fairly calm, but clearly eager to head back to a safe perch away from the crowd. I placed it on a makeshift perch by the City Market entrance on Market Street and posted this in hopes of a quick reunion with its owner.