😹😹the first thing that went through my head when you clinked the 2 ginger beer bottle tops together was they would make great chimney tops for a doll house.
So sweet to see you nice ladies on a Sunday afternoon: happy treasure hunting! Hope all is well on your neck of the woods! Congrats on your tiny doll! So cute! From California greetings! Stay well 🌹p.s. will you be showing new creations with your many beads in your other channel in the near future? Would love to see what you create with your lovely beads thru the months~
Love you guys,do you put any of your finds bottles,pipe house ,beach glass in your shop for purchase?also I love your jewelry making are you self taught or did you learn from a class?
Oh I really love your Channel....it is so calming. And I am determined to catch a live stream too lol. The pudding dolls are adorable. And a fully intact pipe....I find it so fascinating learning about the origins and information regarding your wonderful finds. I love the tiny teapot how very cute. You both are so very sweet. How very apt and coincidental about the pot and the postcard. What a pretty pink bead I am super excited, and the glassware and pots just brilliant.
" The headless horseman/horsemen" sounds somehow like a very old regiment name (although a bit strange/weird of course). 😁 Respectively definitely like a good title for a book/movie. Even a pub with such a name would be great. Or a name for a relatively strong Whiskey. 😁 ;-) Okay, okay, maybe my fantasy is galloping...
Hello lovely ladies! Another great video. Ty for all these great history lessons and the restoration and wonderful treasure hunts! A suggestion from my hubby was that may b a zipper of some sort? As always looking forward to your next video. You guys are a wonderful team. ❤️ nice to relax and learn, and be excited all at the same time! Good luck in future adventures!
Many years ago I lived in Virginia . Myself & a friend scoured old documents & books on the American civil war. We found many places where troops camped . Some camp sites were just overnight. Some were for longer stays , such as a chicken pox camp. I found lots of mini balls , bits & pieces of horse harness , and even a bayonet. Where actual large battles took place became national parks..where metal detecting earns you a free stay in jail. But smaller skirmishes usually ended up someones farm or property present day. Several archaelogical digs are going on at the original english colonies . They're discovering many things including just how desperate they were.. Oddly , the first colonies landed late in the year when crops were not an option.. Most starved to death...
I love the pudding doll!!! I have collected miniatures since i was 5 years old and im 61 now. Thats one of the cutest things i have ever seen (and i have seen alot and own alot too). I dont have any mudlarking finds or many from the UK at all. Great finds today. Also in the US there is a town and a legend called Sleepy Hollow. The story is called "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" about a headless horseman that appears every Halloween night. I'm sure you can read about it online. When you picked up the headless horseman it was the first thing I thought of.
You ladies are wonderful at your research and for letting us know as much as possible about your excellent finds. I'm so very happy to watch all of your videos. Thank you for all you do to put out your insightful videos!! Hello from the Piney Woods of NE Texas 😊
So good to see you both. I wondered if the mystery find was some kind of pull that a cord was attached to from a drapery rod. Just a thought. It was very pretty. I enjoy how you share the history of some of your finds. Keep up the good work.
Dear Gail and Alex, the more I look at that brass handle thing it looks like it could be the bottom of a pull rope like a bell pull and older house, maybe a very first coat with a zipper? Half the funds and finding out. CL
What a beautiful place to take a walk and find treasures! Yaaay! My girls are on!!! I’ve missed you! Now I get to binge watch to catch up, which isn’t a bad thing🤭🎃
Love you two. As for the mystery item, it is either a door pull for a cabinet or it could be the hole side of a brass version of a Chinese coat button.
Hello Gail and Alex had a lovely new place to find wonderful new things. my vote for the window of suspense or opportunity or adventure or whatever you call it, is the teapot. Thanks for the fun see you next Sunday. CL
Though these lead figures you find are always battered, I can't help but imagine them painted up as a representation of the 'folly' of war - an aftermath of the 'charge of the Light Brigade'. And sprayed with a coating of luminous paint for for a ghostly, night time glow.
What a beautiful array of lovley items! You girls are so good at mending the items i am surprised you didn't try to find all of the pieces of the ginger beer bottle an mend it. You could do it you know? You have the talent it takes! I have faith in you! Please be careful and stay safe! ❤❤
Really interesting history stories you told us this week. The re uniting of the hand cream bottle and post card was a touching tribute to a family, who's name lives on again in lots of your followers heads. The looped metal mystery object, with the hole in the end, I'm sure is a pull for a vanity draw. I think I have similar on mine, though the metal is different. Two small draws on my dressing table. I believe its Victorian. I could be wrong though, so don't be quoting me. I'm no expert. 😂 x
You could make little people out of the 2 broken clay bottle tops that you found. Thats the first thing I saw anyway :) Just a thought :) Always, love your videos, as a fellow digger myself. Much Love.
Another thought on the loop. Still made today but certainly not as ornate as in the past. The handle part to a zipper pull. Living alone or with out another person to zip a dress behind you, a length of chain with a handle loop on the end and clip on the end of chain. Clip to the zipper pull, put dress on, reach for the lengthened zipper pull, in order to zip up the zipper.
Thank you ladies so much for another great video! I truly wish I could afford to send you more help than just liking the video, but with things as they are right now that is all I am afraid I can do! Your videos help so much to take the stress away after a long day and I am truly grateful.
I found a pudding doll in Tasmania, Australia within 24 hours of you finding yours. Frozen Charlotte dolls are incredibly rare in Tassie. I googled that they were made in Germany from the 1850s, then in England. Production stopped in the 1920s. If this is the case, and based on where my PD was found, she is over a hundred years old. She has been rolling around on the beach with tides for over 40 years. One can still make out her facial features and her cute little bum. She does not have her feet. My friends and I can't believe that I found it.
@@NorthernMudlarks I (we) will. Have just been contacting fossicking friends to organise a pre-Christmas get-together. I'll book in as 'Fossicking Oaths'. 😁
I have a clay marble that was my mothers, about 100 yrs old now. She said they used to color the marbles with crayons or paint. 12:19- the pull loop was likely attached to an early lamp pull chain. I have seen bell shaped ones on ceiling mounted lamps here in the U.S. dating back to the early 1900's. I would guess it was from a pretty well off house.
Eastbourne House may well still exist. There are a series of houses on Victoria Park Road identical to Eastbourne House from #74 to #80. Two still have the names above the entrance. Bucknell House, Merton House. There are two houses with no names, either never having been named or, more likely, the names disappeared during a renovation.
Everything y'all two found cleaned up soo good👍How and what do you do to clean your items??Thanks for sharing another amazing video.. I hope you answer my questions..
wondering if you could take the mouths of the broken bottles and smooth them down to make glass and ceramic chunky rings? that would be so pretty I think
So cute the pudding dolls!! I wonder how many kids bit into them??? Broke a tooth 😆
A Northern Mudlarks video is not the same without finding a bead and a leg (with an Alex growl). You always make me smile.
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Thank you for sharing the history of the finds. There is something special about speaking the name of someone long gone.
Lovely finds, I always like the pots, no matter what kind. That pudding doll is adorable! Thanks Alex and Gail!
I love that you found the little hand cream bottle , then had a postcard from the same family, that's just lovely great video ladies 💕
😹😹the first thing that went through my head when you clinked the 2 ginger beer bottle tops together was they would make great chimney tops for a doll house.
With the curved pieces of pottery, maybe you could make a bracelet with the curved pieces being the center of the bracelet.
Love the shard of China with the bird and oak leaves, so lovely. Some good bottle finds today and a COMPLETE pudding doll!
Another lovely lark, and a two-fer, double the fun! I wonder if the brass loop is a handle for a pull chain for a lamp or something? Fun to wonder! 😊
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Great finds really cute tea pot 🤩🤩🤩🤩🤩💖💖💖💖
Beautiful day ladies 😊
Not only another wonderful 'lark, but also a bit of my favorite piece of music - Claire de Lune! ❤️❤️❤️
So sweet to see you nice ladies on a Sunday afternoon: happy treasure hunting! Hope all is well on your neck of the woods! Congrats on your tiny doll! So cute! From California greetings! Stay well 🌹p.s. will you be showing new creations with your many beads in your other channel in the near future? Would love to see what you create with your lovely beads thru the months~
Love you guys,do you put any of your finds bottles,pipe house ,beach glass in your shop for purchase?also I love your jewelry making are you self taught or did you learn from a class?
Oh I really love your Channel....it is so calming. And I am determined to catch a live stream too lol. The pudding dolls are adorable. And a fully intact pipe....I find it so fascinating learning about the origins and information regarding your wonderful finds. I love the tiny teapot how very cute. You both are so very sweet. How very apt and coincidental about the pot and the postcard. What a pretty pink bead I am super excited, and the glassware and pots just brilliant.
So many great finds. Love the "It's a bead!" and all the great pipes.❤️😊
" The headless horseman/horsemen" sounds somehow like a very old regiment name (although a bit strange/weird of course). 😁 Respectively definitely like a good title for a book/movie. Even a pub with such a name would be great. Or a name for a relatively strong Whiskey. 😁 ;-) Okay, okay, maybe my fantasy is galloping...
I like the dolls teapot and the pudding doll the best.
What a wonderful hunt. Some really nice finds. I'm glad you made a different turn and you made a connection for us with the History. Thank You.
Beautiful finds and the explanation of some of your finds makes it so enjoyable. Thanks for sharing with us
Hello lovely ladies! Another great video. Ty for all these great history lessons and the restoration and wonderful treasure hunts! A suggestion from my hubby was that may b a zipper of some sort? As always looking forward to your next video. You guys are a wonderful team. ❤️ nice to relax and learn, and be excited all at the same time! Good luck in future adventures!
Perfect end to a Sunday evening.
That pudding doll is so dang cute!
I love watching you dig in the dirt and rocks! The mystery item is part of an antique dresser drop knob. the drop part . Thanks
Always cheers me up watching you two ☺️
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I love watching you and seeing what you find, also your lovely enthusiasm 😊
Another excellent video. Thanks for sharing.
super finds and interesting history as well.
Once again a very enjoyable hunt!
Many years ago I lived in Virginia .
Myself & a friend scoured old documents & books on the American civil war.
We found many places where troops camped .
Some camp sites were just overnight.
Some were for longer stays , such as a chicken pox camp.
I found lots of mini balls , bits & pieces of horse harness , and even a bayonet.
Where actual large battles took place became national parks..where metal detecting earns you a free stay in jail.
But smaller skirmishes usually ended up someones farm or property present day.
Several archaelogical digs are going on at the original english colonies .
They're discovering many things including just how desperate they were..
Oddly , the first colonies landed late in the year when crops were not an option..
Most starved to death...
A great day out with lots of great treasures. Take care and thank you for sharing 🙏👍❤️
The lantern part was happy you found it. 🙃
I love the pudding doll!!! I have collected miniatures since i was 5 years old and im 61 now. Thats one of the cutest things i have ever seen (and i have seen alot and own alot too). I dont have any mudlarking finds or many from the UK at all. Great finds today. Also in the US there is a town and a legend called Sleepy Hollow. The story is called "The Legend of Sleepy Hollow" about a headless horseman that appears every Halloween night. I'm sure you can read about it online. When you picked up the headless horseman it was the first thing I thought of.
Awww..the little teapot and dolly..so cute 🥰
Love ya ladies across the water.
That little brass loop. Could it be a drawer pull? Great to join you on this mud lark. Your great girls.
That you follow up past the company information to the people is very nice.
Headless horseman perfect for Halloween, Sleepy Hollow 🙂
11:11 is that a ghost?? See that round handle turning on it self 😲
Your finds are so amazing. I love to watch your videos 😍!
Love the stories you tell from the family names you find.
You ladies are wonderful at your research and for letting us know as much as possible about your excellent finds. I'm so very happy to watch all of your videos. Thank you for all you do to put out your insightful videos!! Hello from the Piney Woods of NE Texas 😊
I love your adventures. Thank you for sharing them.
The leg will come in handy, cute !
Love watching and listening to your vids, nice work ladies
So good to see you both. I wondered if the mystery find was some kind of pull that a cord was attached to from a drapery rod. Just a thought. It was very pretty. I enjoy how you share the history of some of your finds. Keep up the good work.
Dear Gail and Alex, the more I look at that brass handle thing it looks like it could be the bottom of a pull rope like a bell pull and older house, maybe a very first coat with a zipper? Half the funds and finding out. CL
What a beautiful place to take a walk and find treasures! Yaaay! My girls are on!!! I’ve missed you! Now I get to binge watch to catch up, which isn’t a bad thing🤭🎃
Love you two. As for the mystery item, it is either a door pull for a cabinet or it could be the hole side of a brass version of a Chinese coat button.
Wonderful video! Thanks so much
I thoroughly enjoy your channel! Thanks so much for sharing your adventures and great finds!
Good show, enjoyed a lot more
Hello Gail and Alex had a lovely new place to find wonderful new things. my vote for the window of suspense or opportunity or adventure or whatever you call it, is the teapot. Thanks for the fun see you next Sunday. CL
I love to watch you ladies. Its so relaxing and soothing to just listen to you both.
Though these lead figures you find are always battered, I can't help but imagine them painted up as a representation of the 'folly' of war - an aftermath of the 'charge of the Light Brigade'. And sprayed with a coating of luminous paint for for a ghostly, night time glow.
What a beautiful array of lovley items! You girls are so good at mending the items i am surprised you didn't try to find all of the pieces of the ginger beer bottle an mend it. You could do it you know? You have the talent it takes! I have faith in you! Please be careful and stay safe! ❤❤
Decorate YOUR clay marbles!😃😃😃
Love you and your videos
Thank you 🙏🏽
Enjoyed this hunt!
You do an amazing job of cleaning the items you find.
Yeah a new video! was concerned there had been only shorts :))))))))
Great Video, Great finds👍
Good idea to dip in to a new place…lots of goodies found! I love those teeny-weeny pudding dolls…so cute!
Another amazing video, well done! The mystery item looks to me to be similar to a zipper pull, not sure if they had those back then.
Really interesting history stories you told us this week. The re uniting of the hand cream bottle and post card was a touching tribute to a family, who's name lives on again in lots of your followers heads.
The looped metal mystery object, with the hole in the end, I'm sure is a pull for a vanity draw. I think I have similar on mine, though the metal is different. Two small draws on my dressing table. I believe its Victorian. I could be wrong though, so don't be quoting me.
I'm no expert. 😂 x
You could make little people out of the 2 broken clay bottle tops that you found. Thats the first thing I saw anyway :) Just a thought :)
Always, love your videos, as a fellow digger myself. Much Love.
Another thought on the loop. Still made today but certainly not as ornate as in the past. The handle part to a zipper pull. Living alone or with out another person to zip a dress behind you, a length of chain with a handle loop on the end and clip on the end of chain. Clip to the zipper pull, put dress on, reach for the lengthened zipper pull, in order to zip up the zipper.
Headless horseman just in time for Halloween!
I think your hoop item is part of a handle off of a piece of furniture xx
Thank you ladies so much for another great video! I truly wish I could afford to send you more help than just liking the video, but with things as they are right now that is all I am afraid I can do! Your videos help so much to take the stress away after a long day and I am truly grateful.
I found a pudding doll in Tasmania, Australia within 24 hours of you finding yours. Frozen Charlotte dolls are incredibly rare in Tassie. I googled that they were made in Germany from the 1850s, then in England. Production stopped in the 1920s. If this is the case, and based on where my PD was found, she is over a hundred years old. She has been rolling around on the beach with tides for over 40 years. One can still make out her facial features and her cute little bum. She does not have her feet. My friends and I can't believe that I found it.
That's fantastic! Keep searching! xx
@@NorthernMudlarks I (we) will. Have just been contacting fossicking friends to organise a pre-Christmas get-together. I'll book in as 'Fossicking Oaths'. 😁
I have a clay marble that was my mothers, about 100 yrs old now. She said they used to color the marbles with crayons or paint. 12:19- the pull loop was likely attached to an early lamp pull chain. I have seen bell shaped ones on ceiling mounted lamps here in the U.S. dating back to the early 1900's. I would guess it was from a pretty well off house.
Brass loop looks like a drawer pull.
Thank you for these videos 💕
You are so welcome!
I look forward to your videos. You do such wonderful research for your finds & the clean ups are amazing.
Thank you so much! xx
Curved ceramics work for nightlight covers and bracelets depending how large the original piece started.
Love all the treasures
The codd bottle neck. With marble,. Or the loop thing possibly from a chatelaine, first impression was a window shade pull or ?from a lamp
I enjoy your finds Alex and Gail thank you.
Eastbourne House may well still exist. There are a series of houses on Victoria Park Road identical to Eastbourne House from #74 to #80. Two still have the names above the entrance. Bucknell House, Merton House. There are two houses with no names, either never having been named or, more likely, the names disappeared during a renovation.
It does still exit. It's number 71 - the name has been filled in and painted over.
I think 12:26 is a pendant style drawer pull. Could the "57" disk be a pickle jar lid?
Could the item be a drawer pull to maybe a jewelry box or other small cabinet?
Everything y'all two found cleaned up soo good👍How and what do you do to clean your items??Thanks for sharing another amazing video.. I hope you answer my questions..
You two girls are just so gorgeous.
nice video
Hello from down under 🇦🇺✨
How do you get all the items so clean? Lovely lark!!💗
wondering if you could take the mouths of the broken bottles and smooth them down to make glass and ceramic chunky rings? that would be so pretty I think
Great finds Ladies!
The loop maybe a chain pull for a lamp?
It would be interesting to see how you mend the chemist bottle
Maybe a tie back loop for a curtain?
Thanks!
another great video girls, i often go crystal hunting aswell.
A complete headless horseman!!!!! He’s looking for Ichabod Crane!!!
The copper alloy hoop would more than likely be a draw pull 🙂
Beautiful finds 😊
It’s amazing people didn’t choke on those pudding dolls, or maybe they did 😳
More than likely. I didn’t even think about that? At the minimum, broke plenty of teeth.
Fab finds as always ladies.its amazing what information you can get from one bottle.what a coincidence that postcard was it's quite bizarre xx
Gail. that ink bottle would be so easy to smooth off the top
I love your voice when you find a body part😂
Let's do it! 🤗