Recently, mudlarking on the Thames, I purposely sought out pottery where hands have left their mark. Poignant reminders of their makers. Imp...

I hadn't been mudlarking for well over a month, so was pleased to go down on Monday.   As I reached the stairs down to the foreshore, th...

Delftware is my favourite pottery find, perhaps because it is so old, 1560-1750 yet its hand painted designs are so vibrant, bold and modern...

Never in a million years would I have imagined I’d be on the radio. When I’d written a fair bit on my blog & got it looking how I wanted...

This beautiful piece was just sitting in the middle of the foreshore, when I went mudlarking one day.  Whilst it is clearly the bottom of a ...

Sounds like it should be a character from a children’s book and on googling found out it’s the name of  a kids TV programme.  I had never he...

To my surprise my web trawling suggests the small green glazed knob I found on the Thames foreshore topped a ceramic money box. The ...