Whilst I love the really old finds, I’m getting a bit fed up again of all the browns on the blog, so time for some pretties. Over the ...

I’m reasonably certain about these finds, both found one day last week, jutting out among the stones and rocks of the Thames 'beach'...

I found this mudlarking last year, still one of my favourite finds. No idea what period this is from or what the complete jug would have loo...

Mudlarking, for me, has essentially been beach combing, wandering along the banks of the Thames, looking at the ground for things that catch...

These   fragments somehow look less old, neater, more sophisticated. I suspect they are from the 17th  or 18th  centuries.  I haven’t been a...

To break up the rather dowdy browns and buff colours of the pots and storage jars, here’s a delftware handle of a porringer or possibly a bl...

It took me ages to work out what these two mudlarking finds were. I just assumed they were the decorated side of a pot, but couldn't fin...