Rare Stoneware Find! Gruesome and Unexpected Curios Found At The Dump!
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- Join us treasure hunting as we discover some unexpected finds at and small Scottish town dumpsite!
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Hard to believe people threw out perfectly good plates etc. They could be given to charity shops or needy people. It's crazy to me that these were thrown out. So glad you rescued those lovely fern plates!
I thought you were going to leave the ginger beer bottle behind. I'm glad you heard me yelling at you to take it. 😉 Don't forget to show us the restored version. I also can't wait to see what wonderful things you make from the scrap copper finds. 😊 Thanks for another wonderful video. I always love to see the shots of nature that you include. The nesting bird was so sweet. 😍
While you were uncovering the treasures, I was looking at all the pine cones, thinking of all the things I could make with them! In my opinion you are the best mudlarkers , as you always give so much information on your treasures, and your both so enthusiastic . Thank you for the great videos. From Pembrokeshire West Wales
I also thought the pine cones were beautiful.
Agree completely, they are the best!
Sian Beynon I was thinking the same thing! I could use a few more pine cones for my Christmas wreath. Also agree with the rest of your comment. These ladies are the best!
I was also thinking about the pine cones and how pretty they would be for Christmas decorations. I was surprised they didn't pick any up for crafting.
I have to pick them up , every time I see some!
Your intro is wonderful and your content just gets better and better, thank you ladies x
Great finds! Always a thrill to see what goodies y’all will unearth.
"Helloooooo"..... My favorite intro 🤗❤️🤗❤️🤗❤️
Hi Gail and Alex: Blantyre is in Scotland a few miles from Glasgow. David Livingstone grew up there (next door to my Grandma). It was a silk weaving area in the day and also had several coal pits. My brother still lives in High Blantyre (the upper village). In the area we had a soft drink plant because of the terrific water. Happy 😊 holidays from Canada where I now live. Enjoy your channel a lot……
🎄🎄 Happy Christmas Gail and Alex ☃️☃️ Thank you for your 52 gifts of adventure and time and beauty both of yourselves and of your surroundings and the History of our world too. Bless you both!
Great day out in the dump! Love the gorgeous orange bottle, the plates and the lovely glass dish.❤😊
Thanks so much 😊
@@NorthernMudlarks Merry Christmas to you both Gail and Alex. I've been enjoying watching your videos for several months now and seeing Scotland and England vicariously through them and I think they are lovely. Such beautiful countryside. Someday I hope to see them in person. Best wishes for a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year from your friend here in New Bern, North Carolina USA.
I just paid $36 for a sheet of copper for jewelry making and here you up and find one for free! Lovely finds and a lovely video :)
Willie would take that ginger beer bottle to repair. Thank you for the adventure.
Next time you find an oil Lamp, look at the little brass knob it always has lots of info on them and maybe you can incorporate them in you art treasures...They are very cool shined up! ... Happy Holidays from Boston,
Oooh that purpley dish is so lovely
Fantabulous treasures!! Thank you ladies!!
Loved the entire contents of this video, such super finds and nature ! plus a peak at snow wow ! Congratulations. Happy Holidays Peace and blessings to you . 🤗🌲
Hi girls,, just watched your new video, wow you girls got new plates and a good cereal bowl, love watching you two at your best, have a good night,
Excellent video...just stunning place and the finds are very interesting...you both have great taste in archeological items...everything has character and such potential....bravo, Ladies...well done. The coin from France...wow!
Another enjoyable video. Nice finds. Thanks for sharing.
Hi, thanks for the journey through time, i remember Horlicks tablets in a packet as a youngster, very chewy. Gail your gloves made me smile, kept reminding me of little crocodiles, ha ha. Have a great week.
Merry Christmas to you both and maybe that ginger beer could become a tower in the pipe bowl town of fairy houses you made. It already has a window. Your production skills are top notch on your videos. Love your Tom cat he is handsome. Love to you both stay safe and warm. May your days be cheery and bright.
Beautiful finds!❤❤
Hello my lovelies. Just couldn't wait to tell you how wonderful Sunday's are; just because you both come to us to show us the most glorious things. From bottles to plates. Some old, some not so old, but all beautiful. I believe the dish you found is a candy dish. Looks like one I had and used for hard Christmas candies.
Greetings from North Carolina U.S.A.
@Marilyn Dreamwalker Mejorado in Waxhaw. Just a bit from the S.C. line.
@@peggyreid6836 Hi from New Bern! (252)
@Marilyn Dreamwalker Mejorado Hi from New Bern, NC! (252)
I'm glad you said this was April at the beginning! And at the end it became Christmas themed. What fun! From snowdops to hail. I always feel bad that I cannot send you a donation. I am an elderly widow in poor health. I was a metalsmith for 40 years so it is fun to watch Gail make things.
Your comment is a gift💞.
watching, liking, commenting helps them out aswell and your kindness is a donation in itself!
That was fun. One never knows what may be preserved out there in nature! Relics with a rich or obscure history. 🤗💗🤗
I love your vids, music, nature and great finds, thank you x
In the old days dishes were thrown out when they were broken. Now they are discarded when they are unliked
I've been thinking about the amazing bottles all of my favourite mudlarkers find. The broken ones that you all seem disappointed to have to leave behind like the amber "not to be taken" and the base of the broken "crystal" like jug... You could in fact use them in Led lighting or stained glass artwork. Imagine a beautiful window piece that shows off a selection of broken sides and bottoms of bottles and crockery.
I don't know if you read new comments on your older videos, but a bottle with a hole in like that makes a great feature in a small water garden. You can feed the pump hose through the hole. Lie the bottle on its side on some stones and the water can pour through the spout. Fun larking with you!
😸😻 Lovely video ladies, can't wait for your next craft makes 😻😸
Blantyre is next to Hamilton in Lanarkshire, Scotland. Only 100 miles from where you live!
Love the fern plates. Good keep!
I have a request for Alex: please consider creating a tooth fairy's cottage diorama, in which you can display your human teeth, and maybe even the coins you find on your adventures. I am sure you have plenty of doll parts to create a fairy as well!
LOVE the fern dishes. Wish i had some like those. 😍😍
I miss you when you end. You are becoming like family.
Hugs! xx
This is the first video of yours I have seen! Your dumps are better than ours-your bottles are so unique! I live in Idaho, USA.
I just knew when I saw the title that Alex would have a tooth! haha. I know Gail found it but she never enjoys it quite the way Alex does! Those fern plates are lovely. As for the pyrex bowl, my mother had some of those in the 1970s. Exactly the same. They were put to various uses from being a more modern (then!) sugar bowl to having eggs broken into them when baking.
The little green bottles would be cute as salt and pepper set.
The broken blue and white pottery could be cut with a dremel and made into jewellery. I’ve often seen beautiful earrings, necklaces and bracelets made from pretty China. Thank you both.☺️💐🇬🇧
I enjoy your channel so much, I wish both of you a very merry Christmas.
The finds you both found are amazing the pine cones are great for crafting for Christmas thank you for taking me with you.
Thanks for another great video!
Looking forward to watching this guys
I think your bowl will be beautiful with babbles in it. 🥰
Ha! I was the first to like this time! Had a lovely time and always always look forward to your videos!!! Merry Christmas and hopefully see you soon!
wow! more geat finds ladies! I especially love the skittle shaped ceramic bottle. the colour of the glaze!
My Best wishes for you girls! 😘😘🥰
THANK YOU FOR SHARING
I love the Fern plates too! Thanks so much for sharing your adventures every week.
I just love watching your videos! And the items you make with the bits you find are just amazing! Beautiful dishes in this episode! Modern but really pretty and useful! I love small bottles also, along with small boxes, I have tons of beads, and crystals I’ve collected from yard sales, old chandeliers I’ve found….my house has a lot of rainbows 🌈 from them! I need to send you some!! Stay safe girls!! ❤️❤️❤️
Looks like a very interesting site. Very large timeline there.
Yes I remember that shampoo name I think it's just like you said a sample from a hotel or just a Sam small sample you bite the store lovely finds ladies
Lovely!
Lovely coming along with you, the fern plates are beautiful and wow that Iron 😳. I shan’t moan about ironing again😄.
A fun day :)
Nice video. The small green whiskey bottle, may be my grandfather's favorite, Cutty Sark. (Scotch whiskey) He'd occasionally take a nip. & I mean occasionally, he had one of the larger bottles in his kitchen cabinet, it lasted him about 3 years. Happy Holidays to you both.
Great finds! Love the video!💕
I grew up near Cleveland Ohio, and I remember Drene shampoo from when I was very young in the late 60’s. It was a rather harsh shampoo that was highly concentrated so you didn’t want to use too much of it. It used to make my super fine hair all frizzy. I hated it. It smelled medicinal too.
Ginger beer bottle-you could put dirt in it and grow a plant out of the hole on the side. Lay it sideways. May need to cork the top hole tho. Just a thought :)
I soooo enjoy your videos!❤️!
Hi I was wondering about the beads you find. How do all those beads get there? Mudlarking looks so fun! I truly love all the sea glass.
great finds! happy holidays!
Great video! Thanks for sharing! Blantyre is a place in Scotland down the road from where I live in Motherwell! The David Livingstone Center is there as well.
I’ve found honey amber poison bottles! I didn’t realise how rare they are in England! I’ve found many in Australia!
Love your finds - the small bowl looks like one I inherited from my grandmother it is a Broksoe glass bowl from Holmegaard, 'though mine is clear with green stripes
Your photography skills are amazing. Thank you for sharing
Love watching you find your treasures! Alex, what’s happened to your hand? Seems like a nasty cut?!
Another excellent video! Loved the coin, the red Edinburgh stoneware and (of course) the ginger beer the most!
The coin could well have been used for target practice, nailed at 3 points around the circumference - 2 at the bottom, 1 at the top to hold it in in place and using a smaller round, such as .22.
I've found several coins whilst detecting that have been struck by bullets and it would make sense to use foreign coins that couldn't be spent in the UK over our own pennies..! Doubtful it would've saved someone's life by being in their pocket when they were shot, but how amazing if that was the case!
The red Edinburgh bottle is stunning and rare - like you say. I've never seen another one like it here in Scotland. A fantastic find!
The ginger beer is definitely worth repairing. I'm intrigued to see what you do with it! There's certainly plenty of it left to work with.
Loved it, as always you two! Willie :)
Thanks Willie! We always let our imaginations run away with us, lol. We've found 4 of the red stoneware bottles now, but never seen anyone else find one. Not sure if we will be able to restore the ginger beer as well as you could! Gail & Alex xx
@@NorthernMudlarks so you should! This treasure hunting lark is all about imagining the bits you can’t find out for sure. There’s a group of folks that do it for a living - archaeologists! 😉😂
Belter of a find those red bottles - keep a hold of them. If they’re rare, they will only go up in value.
I’ll happily fix the ginger beer for you if you don’t think you’ll get round to fixing it. You know I love fixing those ginger beer bottles! Willie 😊 xx
Such fun!
the marble bowl you found is probably a glassware of a.d. Copier. It is a very well-known glassworker from Leerdam (Netherlands).
Gail, also condolences on the passing of Mike Nesmith recently . He was my favourite Monkee. 💙💫
learning always, another wonderful element of your content... I researched why you call sweaters 'jumpers' 🤔> derived from an old French word “jupe" which was a type of short coat. At some point in time the word in English became “jump" and then eventually “jumper" and became used to describe what we now call a Sweater
It's a bit odd watching a spring excursion at this time of year, but there are, as always, many excellent things to see within. I'd be tempted to add paint to the chipped plate and re-fire/glaze(?), just for the sake of experiment. Thank you for uploading.
My greetings and hugs to you, I suspect that this coin was placed on the railway line by children. Through the crushing of the locomotive wheels and the track, it was their pleasure to watch the coin bounce away, and then look for it.
Great video
Might you cut pieces with verdigris and mount them in a windowpane situation? Leaf shapes with UV resin topping might work too!
Gotta love THE Northern Mudlarks ! Some terrific weather y’all had then 😝. I do love the lock you found. Did you learn anything about it? From me to you and all family, friends and fans- Have a beautiful, blessed Christmas. 🇺🇸✨🇺🇸. Sheila Button N. Carolina, USA Formerly of VABeach, Va by way of Michigan! Happy days! 🇺🇸🌎🇺🇸
You can put those bent up coins between two 2by 4s an hit the board with a hammer an it will flatten the coin
Lovely finds! Simply lovely “plates”!! Hope you are doing well too Gail and Alex, thank you for your fun videos, and for the thoughtful way you share…have a Happy Christmas Season!🎄greetings from California USA 🤗
Blantyre is a small town , between hamilton and east kilbride , south lanarkshire
bake-a-lite is very popular in America
loved it :-)
YAY!!! A new video finally ❤️❤️❤️
Merry xmas beautifull ladies. Maybe Will would like to repair your bottle
Your beautiful bowl i suspect is made by Holmegaard and is known as BROKSØ. On second thoughts it looks a bit different.
Oh, yes, you are right! Thank you xx
John Landis Mason invented the screw top bottle in 1858. His bottles were used in canning originally for safer practices, less bacteria after months of storage.
Always end my Sunday with Your Channel.
Snuggled up in bed and a hot drink , fab music, fab scenery and precious Mother and Daughter making things magical 💫
Ps. Who are the musicians at the opening?
Could you repurpose the broken plant pots you find into clay like you did with broken pipes?
Well! That was fun! I wonder if you would have found an amber bottle by digging a bit? TFS Hugs!
08:40 I bet Willie Scott, of Dirty Secrets of Scotland, would enjoy a crack at renewing that ginger beer! ;) Oh wait - I forgot that this was filmed last April. Oh well, too bad. :'(
Wish I could get the nack of finding a dump / tip 2 years and every spot scoped out has been a big fat fail 😢
Check local historical societies and public libraries for local historic maps, and talk to the locals who grew up in your area. Should turn up some excellent sites to locate lost treasures... good luck 👍
beautiful Alex, you don't find that style of boyyle in that color
you know when i saw that beer bottle with the broken sides i was thinking... just cut off the top...and use it as a stand, like gluing a small plate on the mouth of it and use it as a cookie tray ..maybe something clear so you can still see the name of the bottle?????? just a idea
Gail lots time the cut glass can be saved with a windshield repair kit. Just an fyi. I have saved some this way.
I have a collection of teeth, I have deer teeth, horse tooth( found in the wild) and human teeth(got those at an antique shop) my friend has an antique denture plate with teeth. I also have some of those screw top bottles with the bakelite lids, found in a dump we picked over and I have an older screw top from the late 1800's. I have much more items from dumps, antique and thrift shops, but this is just a few. My friend would have loved the blue milk of magnesia she collects those, I have a few, but none of them are embossed like that.
Yes, remember Drene Shampoo.
The bottle with green stuff in it, could it be arsenic?
Alex .How did You get the scar on Your right hand?
Think they used to use mercury for teeth fillings. Not the planet though. 😁
You can clean coins as Nicole White does
I would have taken the chipped up stoneware container.
You'd see we did if you watched to the end x