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Yesterday around 3pm I misplaced my brown leather Coach wallet while strolling through Charleston's City Market area on Market Street. It's a medium-sized bifold in very good condition, with a brass Coach emblem on the front and a tiny coffee stain along the back edge from a morning cup. Inside are my driver's license, two credit cards, and about $25 in cash. It has sentimental value—my grandmother gave it to me, and I'm really hoping to get it back. If you found it, please reach out by text or email so I can verify the contents and arrange a pickup. Thank you so much.
I lost my albuterol inhaler yesterday around 3pm near the Charleston City Market along Market Street. It was tucked inside a bright blue silicone case with a tiny cartoon lobster sticker on the back and a small crack along the bottom edge. The inhaler itself is white with a light blue cap, and the case has a faint scuff from daily use. This inhaler is essential for my daily asthma management, and I’m really worried about being without it in Charleston traffic and crowds. If you found it, email me at [email protected] and we can meet somewhere convenient in Charleston.
I lost my blue-glazed ceramic vase yesterday around 3pm. It’s about 8 inches tall and 4 inches across, cobalt blue with a delicate gold leaf along the lip. There’s a tiny hand-painted seahorse near the base and a small crack along the side from a tumble last week. I left it outside the City Market entrance on Market Street in Charleston, near the corner of Meeting Street, while I grabbed a quick snack. It’s a gift from my grandmother and means a lot to me—sentimental stuff I really need back. If you’ve seen it, please email me at [email protected] so we can arrange a return.
I lost my favorite teal scarf while out shopping in downtown Charleston last Saturday. It’s a lightweight, soft material and has a lovely fringe at the ends. It probably slipped out of my bag when I was picking up my coffee from Westbrook Brewing. If anyone finds it, I’d really appreciate getting it back as it has sentimental value.
I lost my light blue beach umbrella while I was at Folly Beach in Charleston. I remember setting it up around noon, and when I came back from grabbing lunch, I realized it had fallen over and the rib was broken. The wind must have picked it up. It's a bit old but still usable, just needs some TLC. If someone finds it, I'd really appreciate getting it back!
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.
I found this solid oak coffee table this afternoon around 2:15 on King Street, outside a cafe near the Charleston Museum. The table is rectangular, about 48 inches long and 22 inches wide, with a warm amber finish and a striking sunburst carving in the center. There's a small chip on the front right edge and a tiny etched '42' on the underside—a couple of unique details that might help identify it. It's sturdy and clean, no wobble, and it clearly belongs in a living room rather than a porch. If this is yours, please reach out and we can figure out a safe meet-up in the City Market/Cannon Street area.
I found a small green tree frog hopping around the edge of a pond in a park in Charleston yesterday. It seems a bit scared but is otherwise healthy. If anyone is missing this little guy or knows someone who is, please reach out.