Mudlarking on the Thames, London
Saturday, 31 March 2012
Clay Pipes
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Segments of pipe stems are so easy to find mudlarking on the Thames. Bowls are less common but you are certain to find at least one on any f...
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Tuesday, 27 March 2012
A shoe - but from what century?
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Washed up on the surface of the south Thames foreshore was the first piece of leather I’ve seen. It took my 15 year old son, still woozy wit...
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Sunday, 25 March 2012
“Staffordshire” Combed Slipware. 1690- 1830
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This was the first type of pottery I found on the Thames foreshore in 2010, I didn’t bother to pick it up, assuming it was Victorian or ev...
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Saturday, 24 March 2012
Willow Pattern Fragments
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Willow Pattern 1780- present. The Willow Pattern was first produced in 1780-90, from Thomas Turners Factory in Shropshire from an engravin...
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Friday, 2 March 2012
Mudlarking on the Thames: How it all started
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I spent my teenage years rather envious of those who had an absorbing passion, believing I just wasn't that type of person. To my surpri...
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