Mudlarking on the Thames, London
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Tudor
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Sunday, 29 April 2012
Potters Leaving their Mark: Thumb Marks
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Recently, mudlarking on the Thames, I purposely sought out pottery where hands have left their mark. Poignant reminders of their makers. Imp...
Wednesday, 4 April 2012
Is this from a 400 year old money box?
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To my surprise my web trawling suggests the small green glazed knob I found on the Thames foreshore topped a ceramic money box. The ...
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Monday, 2 April 2012
Bartmann Jugs 1550- 1700
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Also called ‘Bellarmines’, produced in Cologne and surrounding towns such as Frechen, Germany, from 1550 – 1700 and exported to England in l...
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Sunday, 1 April 2012
Tudor Nit Comb Found Mudlarking on the Thames
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I found a small section of a tudor comb on my first ever mudlarking trip in September 2011. It’s made of bone, so smooth to touch and bea...
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