So many Thames mudlarking finds are from tea ware. As I was trying to trace its development, it occurred to me to make sense of it all; ...

To celebrate partial return to part time working,  Friday before last treated myself to a mudlark and a day out in “central” as the older te...

Perhaps it's not surprising that a Wedgwood pottery shard distinguishes itself so markedly on the foreshore. They are clearly so well ma...

This post is for Gerry,  the only person I don't feel guilty about continually bombarding with handfuls of my latest finds and old treas...

I t took me a while to notice and even longer to appreciate the bold, sometimes high shine black glazed fragments on the Thames Foreshore.  ...

When I was a child, teenager and young adult I would look aghast, with disbelief and contempt at the middle aged plus as they tried to work ...

In retrospect an early visit to Hampstead Women's ponds for a bit of wild swimming in London would probably have been a wiser way to spe...