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16:43 - 16:56 looks like a Soap Dish / Bowel / Soap Holder. Great video 👍 Nice finds - especially the fully complete condition clay pipe . Ink well awesome to.
Oh, Si.... thank you for the beautiful emerald you dug up for my Birthday on May 29✨❣️✨You both are finding beautiful little bottles...lovely colors and...perfume bottles are my fav✨🥰💜
All your finds are remarkable! I can never pick a favorite, cuz I love them all! Tim is super knowledgeable. Thank you for all the work you do to save bits of history. 👍
Very wonderful finds and nice bottle hunting great job , I see you found several things.your friend Shirley from new Bern, north Carolina USA ❤❤😂🎉🎉😮🎉🎉🎉🎉😅😊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉 .
I loved the green glass slag, the blue little bottle, the bell ink well, the Paris bottle, and the cross stopper. Your the first video I watch on Sunday’s with my coffee. Always enjoy your videos!
Hi Si, that's a smart lil Robin that equates man digging = worms and bugs. Kit and Caboodles do amazing crafting rebuilding ketch items and dolls from parts and findings. A bit like a bear paw clam shell, could be wrong.
Could you take a moment in one of your videos to show and explain shear top, blob top, three part, etc? I’ve looked up what they look like and sort of when they were used,, but it would be great to hear a practical account of what they signal to you about age, use, source of material for the dump etc. do the bottle dumps represent single dwellings or community sized deposits? Thanks. I so enjoy your videos.
@@Sifinds That would be great - I keep hearing these terms and wondering which is which - shear tops I always presumed were broken - so a collection revue would be awesome!
Hi Si, Hi Tim, love the bottle dump digging. Tim, I love the cross bottle stopper. Maybe it came from a bottle that held Holy Water. Si, love the laundry marker blue bottle. Si, the complete pipe was very cool. The history stories are always interesting to hear as well. Thank you, Joyce. 🇺🇸. ARROW *🎱. ❤️.
Simon, your vids are always top notch and when your diggin' with Tim, the finds and information are the best. The tiny blue was my favorite. : ) Love your upcycling!
*Fun to watch* what you & Tim uncover! *Interesting finds* and as you said Simon, I always benefit from Tim's vast bottle knowledge. Thank you Si👍 Kindly🧡Dudley
Yes me too. The other day he said ‘tell me to shut up if I’m coming across as a know-it-all’... I told him to keep it up, it’s great info and everyone loves his input
The bottle digging videos are very entertaining. My brother and I used to go to dumps he would find in the woods. Found some pretty ones but nothing very old. Still was a lot of fun and fond memorirs.
Not a coin, 😟, oh well. Sweet little Morrals bottle. Chunk of glass is gorgeous. Such a lovely little blue bottle, and Tim’s aqua bottle too. That is a strange stone knife sharpener. Beautiful little bell ink bottle. Tim’s stopper is really nice. Maybe for the Pinauld perfume bottle? Congratulations 🎈🎊 Cheryl Swanson. Enjoy!
Wonderful finds Si, I think the shell Tim found is a type of fluted clam. I have a huge one in my garden. I love all your bottles but your knobby pipe and the blob of glass are awesome too. Thanks so much for making Sundays exciting.
Another fund hunt, thanks Si & Tim - I wonder if the slag glass would tumble? Could be fun to find out? Love the dinky blue bottle - I do find it fascinating that in this garbage dump is all this evidence of bustling, thriving industry (the SIZE of that cod liver oil bottle) - not only do they rarely make bottles like that any more, but what on earth happened to all those businesses, that commerce & industry, all those great ideas and ambition? Their epitaph buried in a dump - until some Mudluver resurrects a relic to prove they were here? History! - Keep well, mate & have a g'd one! 👍🐾🦘🥂
I always enjoy the episodes that include the two of you. You give so much info and you really found great stuff today! I love the little blue glass bottle. It would make a fabulous pendant for a necklace!
Tim's shell is one half of a giant clam. Good find, it would make a nice bar soap holder. You guys did make some nice finds, hope you eventually find the other half of the tooth paste lid. Keep on digging 😀
The cone shaped object could be the pestle of a mortar and pestle. Or a cone for a kiln! Love watch you find things. I actually found a complete codd bottle in my local antique store in Minnesota! Cindy 🌸🌸🌸
Congratulations on the intact pipe, Simon, as well as the tiny cobalt fabric ink bottle. I love everything you guys dig up or find. The little clips of the robin were very nice, too. Looking at Nature is never a mistake. :) This time I can also say that huge lump of green slag glass is delicious. It's like a long lost piece of The Emerald City, from The Wizard of Oz. LOL Last but not least, it was great seeing you & Nicola mudlarking with Kit and Caboodlers. Collaborations are always fun. :D See you next time. Take care, & stay safe.
Nice video - thank you. The shell is a tridacna - since ancint times they've been used as ornaments or cosmetic trays. They're sometimes decorated with piant or carved
Wow, those bottles are amazing cleaned up, I loved the little Robin's, ares are much bigger and totally different from yours. The pipe find was awesome Nic will want it, lol. Amazing lark, enjoy your week. 🇨🇦🐘🍁💛
The slag glass is amazing!! The pipes were very unusual; haven´t seen any, that looked like that, before! and even though the bell ink bottle was cracked, still such a pretty find - love from Denmark 🌸💕🌱
The object Tim threw to you was a salt cellar, my grandad always had one exactly the same on his dinner table with a tiny glass spoon in it. Cobalt blue glass is my favourite colour, I have a huge (over 2ft) cobalt blue bud vase in perfect condition that I found in the rubbish, my guess is it is Victorian and worth a couple of bob.
So wonderful to hear the frogs in the background. Ohio seems to have gone straight from winter to summer. There was barely any wet season, so no frogs. Love your finds. You have a beautiful interesting country. Thank you for sharing!
Thank you Si and crew, I so appreciate your love of history and the interesting bits and pieces that you manage to find. It’s great that you share information about each item with everyone, I love when you include images of the ink print advertisement campaign posters. Regards Jo 🇦🇺 🦘🐨
Great video Simon - here in Western Australia my husband and I love Monday mornings to catch your latest mudlarking adventures. I can give you a bit of info on the Inniskilling pipe decoration. It's not Derry Castle but Enniskillen Castle Barracks in Enniskillen, County Fermanagh in Northern Ireland. This was the regimental artillery home of the Inniskilling Fusiliers en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enniskillen_Castle My grandfather, Robert George Smith, was the Ordnance Foreman at the Castle, employed by the then Office of War. He worked a total of 33 yrs in this position first in Enniskillen Castle Barracks then in Carrickfergus Castle, also a barracks. The job required him to be on site at all times so he and his family lived in both castles until he retired in 1928. My father was born in Enniskillen Castle in 1906.
Great finds! My favorite finds were the pipe, small blue bottle, bell shaped ink well, perfume bottle and cross shaped stopper. Cool! Great fun watching guys. Thanks!
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16:43 - 16:56 looks like a Soap Dish / Bowel / Soap Holder. Great video 👍 Nice finds - especially the fully complete condition clay pipe . Ink well awesome to.
One day Simon will get a mouthful of mud pretending to gulp from a find lol 😆 great little dump 👍🏼
Isn't that slag glass just gorgeous? Love the videos and the history.
I really like it when you and Tim do the bottle digs there good to watch thanks
Cheers Tracy! 👍🏻🐾🧡
I really enjoy your days out with Tim. Love it when you are on the Thames on you own as well! Thank you for sharing your Si finds with us!
Cheers Debs 👍🏻🐾🧡
The slag glass was my favorite find. It has amazing colours. Congratulations to Chelyl.
It does. It cleaned up wonderfully
I love it when you go on a dig with Tim!!!
Cheers Christine!!
Loved that great chunk of glass! So vibrant!
Another awesome video and amazing finds too. Thank you for sharing your mud lark and treasures. Stay safe and well 👏👏👏👏👏🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰👍👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️🇦🇺
Cheers Chris!!
That little blue bottle is the sweetest thing! 💙 love the cross stopper as well!
Great finds!! Nifty little pipe!! Thanks!!💕😺😺😺
Oh, Si.... thank you for the beautiful emerald you dug up for my Birthday on May 29✨❣️✨You both are finding beautiful little bottles...lovely colors and...perfume bottles are my fav✨🥰💜
All your finds are remarkable! I can never pick a favorite, cuz I love them all! Tim is super knowledgeable. Thank you for all the work you do to save bits of history. 👍
Nice pipe find‼️I love it when you go ‘dump diving’...and the toothpaste jars❣️🥰
Very wonderful finds and nice bottle hunting great job , I see you found several things.your friend Shirley from new Bern, north Carolina USA ❤❤😂🎉🎉😮🎉🎉🎉🎉😅😊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
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That wee little blue bottle is so cute!!!!!
Sundays are not complete without watching Si-Finds and friends, bringing us history in a bottle. Bought the book, looking forward to its arrival.
Nice one Tanna 👍🏻🐾🧡
The tiny blue bottle is the best ever to date.
I enjoyed to see two mud diggers and such wonder caches and finds Hard work to move so much dirt well mud! joan
Cheers Joan!!
Wow great finds!!! 😮😮😊😊
The colour of that slag glass...easily my favourite find of the day. Thank you for another fascinating video.
Cheers Lynette 👍🏻🐾🧡
That complete nobbly clay pipe is definitely one to show Nicola 👍
How wonderful to have such a good friend that shares your passion
Absolutely. He’s a veteran of the hobby
I loved the green glass slag, the blue little bottle, the bell ink well, the Paris bottle, and the cross stopper. Your the first video I watch on Sunday’s with my coffee. Always enjoy your videos!
Thanks so much. I’m honoured 👍🏻🐾🧡
Wooo woooo Sunday Funday with Si!!! Awesome finds!!
Yay! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Hi Si, that's a smart lil Robin that equates man digging = worms and bugs.
Kit and Caboodles do amazing crafting rebuilding ketch items and dolls from parts and findings.
A bit like a bear paw clam shell, could be wrong.
Could you take a moment in one of your videos to show and explain shear top, blob top, three part, etc? I’ve looked up what they look like and sort of when they were used,, but it would be great to hear a practical account of what they signal to you about age, use, source of material for the dump etc. do the bottle dumps represent single dwellings or community sized deposits?
Thanks. I so enjoy your videos.
Yes please do!! Thanks!
Hi Jen. Great idea. Tim is dying to show me his collection when he sorts it out. I’ll get him to do a bottle identifying class too!
Thanks!
@@Sifinds That would be great - I keep hearing these terms and wondering which is which - shear tops I always presumed were broken - so a collection revue would be awesome!
Hi Si, Hi Tim, love the bottle dump digging. Tim, I love the cross bottle stopper. Maybe it came from a bottle that held Holy Water. Si, love the laundry marker blue bottle. Si, the complete pipe was very cool. The history stories are always interesting to hear as well. Thank you, Joyce. 🇺🇸. ARROW *🎱. ❤️.
Thanks so much Joyce!!
I love finding old bottles, still to find a tiny one though 😍🏴.
You two together always seem to have special finds. Must be the combined energy. Keep it up.
You got some lovely finds today. Thanks for sharing with us.
Yall are having a magnificent time and your pipe is amazing 👏💖
Thanks Billie 👍🏻🐾🧡
Sorry late stopped by to say Absolutely Love the Mud big thumbs up every time 😁😁👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Mary!!
❤️ the robin always watching the spade. Amazing finds always great videos to watch.
Thanks!!
I have to say I really enjoyed this video .
Wow, first and a complete clay pipe to boot, yes. I finally got my mud larking book, can’t wait to read it.
Yes, thousands of bowls just never a complete one. Just shows you they are pretty rare
Thanks Si and Tim.
Our pleasure
Simon, your vids are always top notch and when your diggin' with Tim, the finds and information are the best. The tiny blue was my favorite. : ) Love your upcycling!
I would make stepping stones out of all the bits and pieces. They would look lovely in the garden.
Loving that tiny blue bottle.
My favs were the complete knobbly wobbly pipe and baby blue ink! Loved it all though!❤
Thanks Jenny! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Amazing bottle finds! Another great video!
I love the bottle digging most♡ What a lovely clay pipe♥
Thanks Hanneke 👍🏻🐾🧡
Love your digs at the dump.. The little blue bottle is so sweet.
Thanks Mudlover 👍🏻🐾🧡
Wow 😍 little bottles
*Fun to watch* what you & Tim uncover! *Interesting finds* and as you said Simon, I always benefit from Tim's vast bottle knowledge. Thank you Si👍
Kindly🧡Dudley
Yes me too. The other day he said ‘tell me to shut up if I’m coming across as a know-it-all’... I told him to keep it up, it’s great info and everyone loves his input
@@Sifinds Tim comes across, I think, as chill and humble👍you're right I love his input.
The bottle digging videos are very entertaining. My brother and I used to go to dumps he would find in the woods. Found some pretty ones but nothing very old. Still was a lot of fun and fond memorirs.
Awesome
Not a coin, 😟, oh well. Sweet little Morrals bottle. Chunk of glass is gorgeous. Such a lovely little blue bottle, and Tim’s aqua bottle too. That is a strange stone knife sharpener. Beautiful little bell ink bottle. Tim’s stopper is really nice. Maybe for the Pinauld perfume bottle?
Congratulations 🎈🎊 Cheryl Swanson. Enjoy!
He tried it in the Pinauld bottle on film. It didn’t fit sadly. Thanks x
@@Sifinds I thought it was another bottle
Wonderful finds Si, I think the shell Tim found is a type of fluted clam. I have a huge one in my garden. I love all your bottles but your knobby pipe and the blob of glass are awesome too. Thanks so much for making Sundays exciting.
Thanks Debs 👍🏻🐾🧡
The meat must have been just terrible to have so many sauce brands!!
The pipe with knobbles on it was great! And the tiny bottles! ❤️
Another fund hunt, thanks Si & Tim - I wonder if the slag glass would tumble? Could be fun to find out? Love the dinky blue bottle - I do find it fascinating that in this garbage dump is all this evidence of bustling, thriving industry (the SIZE of that cod liver oil bottle) - not only do they rarely make bottles like that any more, but what on earth happened to all those businesses, that commerce & industry, all those great ideas and ambition? Their epitaph buried in a dump - until some Mudluver resurrects a relic to prove they were here? History! - Keep well, mate & have a g'd one! 👍🐾🦘🥂
Well done that with the little blue bottle that's quite lovely...!
Cheers pal 👍🏻🐾🧡
I always enjoy the episodes that include the two of you. You give so much info and you really found great stuff today! I love the little blue glass bottle. It would make a fabulous pendant for a necklace!
Thanks so much 👍🏻🐾🧡
Would be a dream to go on a private mudlarking guided tour with you!!! Have you ever thought of doing private tours or guided trips?
Great finds, so much fun watching.
The crystal/glass box-like item is a master salt =) Thanks for another great video.
Thanks matey 👍🏻🐾🧡
Love that chunk of glass!!
Very cool pipe Si! Nicola will be jealous! I've been lucky enough to find a few bottles on our farm because they had their own bottle dump.😄
Nice one! Everyone had to dispose of their rubbish pre 1920
Tim's shell is one half of a giant clam. Good find, it would make a nice bar soap holder. You guys did make some nice finds, hope you eventually find the other half of the tooth paste lid. Keep on digging 😀
Cheers Karen! We certainly will
Lovely little colbalt blue bottle! 😍
Right!!
Glass slag 😂😂😂 had me in tears for hours
The pipe was amazing........ bought the book what a great wee read, love yer vids so huge hugs from Scotland 🏴😍🏴🤘
Thanks!! I’m going up to Scotland soon!!
Those bell shaped bottles would make lovely Christmas tree ornaments.
Yes they would!
Great video yet again! Amazing to see the Enniskillen Fusiliers pipe! My Grandfather served with them in the 1940’s!!
No way!! That’s so cool
Thanks Si! Loved the dig. And as we spoke of earlier, Harry is gone. So sad.
Has he? That was quick
Another great vid, how sweet was that little bottle, and a complete pipe as well 😀
That robin is completely different from the ones here in Canada 🇨🇦
Alright I'm hooked happy digging
Congratulations to the winners 👍🙏❤
I love a good bottle dig😀
The cone shaped object could be the pestle of a mortar and pestle. Or a cone for a kiln! Love watch you find things. I actually found a complete codd bottle in my local antique store in Minnesota!
Cindy 🌸🌸🌸
Congratulations on the intact pipe, Simon, as well as the tiny cobalt fabric ink bottle. I love everything you guys dig up or find. The little clips of the robin were very nice, too. Looking at Nature is never a mistake. :) This time I can also say that huge lump of green slag glass is delicious. It's like a long lost piece of The Emerald City, from The Wizard of Oz. LOL Last but not least, it was great seeing you & Nicola mudlarking with Kit and Caboodlers. Collaborations are always fun. :D See you next time. Take care, & stay safe.
Thanks so much! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Excellent day!
First prize for the teeniest cutest bottle ever!
Right!
Nice workman's pipe! Congrats!
Nice video - thank you. The shell is a tridacna - since ancint times they've been used as ornaments or cosmetic trays. They're sometimes decorated with piant or carved
Wow, those bottles are amazing cleaned up, I loved the little Robin's, ares are much bigger and totally different from yours. The pipe find was awesome Nic will want it, lol. Amazing lark, enjoy your week. 🇨🇦🐘🍁💛
You’re looking at seagulls Marion lol. Joke. Thanks for the kind words
Great dig and great finds Si!!!😃
Cheers Sheila!!
The slag glass is amazing!!
The pipes were very unusual; haven´t seen any, that looked like that, before!
and even though the bell ink bottle was cracked, still such a pretty find
- love from Denmark 🌸💕🌱
Thanks Z!!
Congrats to the book winner! Always amazed at how tiny some of the bottles are & still perfect! Loved the pipes!
Thanks so much!
Nicola will be envious of the complete pipe. Cool finds.
She loved it!
Lol Si , was that the Victorian bottle bank you were digging. Amazing that so many are intact , great finds , and Robin was an added treat xx
Thanks Christine!!!
Great dig! Your robins are cuter than ours. Beard looking good!
Great finds today,love watching you from Kentucky USA
Cheers Karen! 👍🏻🐾🧡
The object Tim threw to you was a salt cellar, my grandad always had one exactly the same on his dinner table with a tiny glass spoon in it.
Cobalt blue glass is my favourite colour, I have a huge (over 2ft) cobalt blue bud vase in perfect condition that I found in the rubbish, my guess is it is Victorian and worth a couple of bob.
Nice one Chris!
Yep. My gran used to keep two on the table. Salt and pepper.
A great treasure hunt guys, thank you for sharing with us. Now I've got that folk song "Enniskillen Dragoons" going on in my head!
Haha. Now I’m gonna have to look that up aren’t I!! 😂
Totally enjoyed. Take care.
Choice finds...A great video for hobbyests.
Love a victorian dump 👍👍
So wonderful to hear the frogs in the background. Ohio seems to have gone straight from winter to summer. There was barely any wet season, so no frogs. Love your finds. You have a beautiful interesting country. Thank you for sharing!
Thanks Deb!! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Si awesome finds! my fave was the slag glass its beautiful,,,great show as always,
Thanks Tony! 👍🏻🐾🧡
Toni🤦♀️😂
Wow...great pipe...and everything else.
Thanks J 👍🏻🐾🧡
Love that tiny blue ink,my favourite colour♥
Stunner isn’t it? 👍🏻🐾🧡
Lovely bottles
Thank you Si and crew, I so appreciate your love of history and the interesting bits and pieces that you manage to find. It’s great that you share information about each item with everyone, I love when you include images of the ink print advertisement campaign posters. Regards Jo 🇦🇺 🦘🐨
Cheers Jo! Appreciate that 👍🏻🐾🧡
Oh that blue whole making ink!! Xx
Great stuff Si. You and Nicola make my Sundays.
Aw thanks John
Great video Simon - here in Western Australia my husband and I love Monday mornings to catch your latest mudlarking adventures.
I can give you a bit of info on the Inniskilling pipe decoration. It's not Derry Castle but Enniskillen Castle Barracks in Enniskillen, County Fermanagh in Northern Ireland. This was the regimental artillery home of the Inniskilling Fusiliers en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Enniskillen_Castle
My grandfather, Robert George Smith, was the Ordnance Foreman at the Castle, employed by the then Office of War. He worked a total of 33 yrs in this position first in Enniskillen Castle Barracks then in Carrickfergus Castle, also a barracks.
The job required him to be on site at all times so he and his family lived in both castles until he retired in 1928. My father was born in Enniskillen Castle in 1906.
Great finds! My favorite finds were the pipe, small blue bottle, bell shaped ink well, perfume bottle and cross shaped stopper. Cool! Great fun watching guys. Thanks!
Thanks so much!!