Slightly bonkers,  last Sunday decided to get up at 6:30am (which as the clocks had just gone back was in fact 5:30) to catch the very ear...

The last few posts have been dominated by the Georgians, so time to go back to the very old. Over the last year I've slowly built up a s...

How great to have a type of pottery called Pratt Ware. The few examples I’ve found probably aren’t strictly from Pratt Ware whose defining f...

D edicated to Norma, queen of teakies. Tea first introduced to London in the mid 17 th century created demand for affordable, refined he...

Late last night a clipboard of google tabs were open as husband and I planned our Friday date. Our day had to be planned with military preci...

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...