Here's a few pictures of my "China Fever obsession"
Chinaware recovered from the China Wreck that went down in 1889 between Cape May and Lewes.
Broken china shards from the Severn that sunk off the Lewes beach after a Nor-east struck in 1774.
Two portholes from two seperate wrecks. One on the left is from a steel cargo ship nicknamed the flour wreck.
Its cargo was flour. Sunk in 1918. The smaller porthole is also from 1918 that came off the Nina, that was a torpedo supply ship/tug boat. All hands went down on the Nina.
