⭐Part two here kzfaq.info/get/bejne/q75-Y6qSndvUY4U.htmlsi=N7CKqVIvIUodtwh2 Cheers Mudlover! 😊👍🏻👣🧡

What a lovely heart you have Si. You wouldn't even kill a little crab in that container you found. You are what every man should strive to be. I think that the most important thing you can teach your children is , compassion for all living things. Make each generation better than the one before. Si, you are one cool dude 😎

Hello Si, what you thought could be a "posey holder" may just be a ladies hatpin holder. Love your channel, as you take us along on all of your fun adventures. Well done. Cheers!!!

That little crab made that container his wee home. I am so glad you didn’t evict him! Love that T-shirt, you are very good at your day job as well as upcycling your finds! Can’t wait for Part 2. Cheers!

I swear if I ever get enough money I would love to go on an adventure with you sir, I live for this stuff

Outstanding episode: History, beauty, mud and muck, great clean-ups, cat, kindness to animals, cool products to purchase.

Omg. 8am is so early for a Sunday morning! 😂🤣😂 I’ll try to be here! It’s currently-42°C here 🇨🇦 without the windchill. Hope everyone is staying warm! 🤗

Mark's crab logic was great.

Thank you for the beautiful gift. I absolutely love it! x

Always great to wake up on a Monday morning and see some mud adventures! Love all the finds. My Dad served in Burma in WW2. The find made me think of him. 😊

The crabs parents had to shell out to live there , he’s been there since he was a little nipper 🥹🍻

You ask about the crab-You have a couple of options.1) leave it for a bit and go back later to see if it came out.2) take it home and put it in a tank with some water from where you were and wait for it to come out and then take him/her back to its home.3) leave it in a place you will remember and go back for it another day - it might be empty.

Love your finds. I believe that finial is for a ceramic apothecary jar. A local pharmacist in my area collected old apothecary jars and he had a couple ceramic jars with similar lids. And that glass spoon could have been used for marmalade or caviar because they don't react to glass.

From across the pond Every body stay warm

the pounce pot may also be a hat pin holder. I love it when you go to this site. The only one that beats it is the one where your found the Roman pot..

Every time I watch your mud adventures I get a little bit jealous 🤷‍♀️. You recover some cracking (“pardon the pun”) finds. Those 3 Poisons were beauties. The Hovercraft looks fun 👏😎🍀💜

My friend, you are back to your super active days . Really enjoyed watching the lovely video. I enjoyed your editing and the t shirt 👕. And the history of the cup . I just returned from. MADHYA PRADESH ( INDIA) . Got a cup with the MPT logo ( Madhya Pradesh Tourism) . I have a good collection of coffee n tea Companies cups n mugs . With love from SAM Guwahati, Assam , India 🇮🇳 ♥️

Good to see you out splashing around with Mark!!!

❤Luv ya bunches @Si Finds Thames Mudlark❤

Thanks Si - love your hovercraft adventures with Mark!

'The cup that cheers' is a temperance movement slogan, usually referring to tea. 'The cup that cheers but does not inebriate.'

I like your use of the spinning turntable and vintage record labels to show your treasures! 😁

Never seen such a large pottery bottle! Nice! That is a good “honey hole” y’all have there to continually hunt at. Hopefully, it will keep surprising you with all its treasures! ✌🏼❤️

What a great lark! Loved the poem and your tshirt. It really turned out well. I'm sure Nicola loved her bowl.

You’re such a kind man si. X

Your vids are fascinating as always. What blows me away mate is your artistic eye and ability to find a small artifact you then visualise and transform into a wonderful work of modern art. Pleased the crab lived for another day too.

With this remarkable location you need one of those long lines of people inching along in a tight row ,noses to the ground , vacuuming up everything in their path in the manner of police officers searching for clues . What fun that would be .

Some very nice finds, especially Mark's tea cup. Might be a good idea to use a metal detector, as there's bound to be coins, or nice metal artefacts.

Nice vidéo!Thanks Simon🙂👍

Adore those old Lysol bottles with the hobnail and not to be taken, only amber bottles I am fond of come to think of it... Great video Si ❤

Blimey M8 I can't remember half the stuff we find , Fantastic video Baby Shark is ready

Great adventure and some lovely treasures. The shirt you designed is ace. We are stuck inside today in my little piece of western Washington state. It's only 19 degrees Fahrenheit/ -7 Celsius and not supposed to get any warmer than 34 Fahrenheit/ 1 Celsius. That's 10 degrees warmer Fahrenheit/5 Celsius than yesterday. Plus it laundry day, so tidying up the house and laundry today. Thanks for the video. Always a good way to start a Sunday. 🙂

Si, have you ever tried making mosaic art from the glass or pottery you've found? I just started dabbling in mosaic and I really love it!

Thanks for leaving the little guys hidey home behind! I would have done the same!

Guess we are going to have to buy ourselves a hovercraft, lol, Great vid Si love that T-shirt idea from the sherd 😄

Great honey hole for H3. Still miss Steve 😊. Wish you would have taken the German water bottle & painted on it. Love the finds & seeing Nelly!

That's a really nice poem. I can imagine myself being there. ❤

Nice finds! Regards UK.

Love your videos ❤ Thanks for taking us along on your adventures 😊

I absolutely love the bottle searches ..keep it going Si. Thank you. ❤

I always LOVE your creativity. Beautiful finds Si! Sorry I slept in and missed the Premiere! 🤗

I love this place!!! So many goodies!!! ❤️ Can’t wait to see what you find next x

I know this is a long comment, but nobody else likes mud larking that I know in my household and hubby passed away so I can’t share it with him anymore, so I’m asking you or if other commenters want to comment that would be great if this is what I was thinking as I was watching the video. @13:54 The broken pictured plate is a cat looking up the tree getting ready to climb the tree. 😻 I love that you kept the broken ink bottle because when you showed it cleaned up, I just thought what a gem of history you had even though it was broken. The female statue head and the upper part of her body was so beautiful when you cleaned it up!! I think Nicola is going to be so happy you gave her that sugar bowl/soap bowl that had a strainer for the water (I have one that belongs to a whole set with the bowling pitcher, a soap, dish with strainer and lid, a small little pitcher for getting more hot water and covered trinket dish. It was made in England 175 years ago.) and a lid. Also, it could’ve been used for butter and it had a lid. I’d go crazy over the pile of bottles you found with the wood bugs (As we call them in Canada.) underneath the big bottle. I love finding little bottles in thrift stores, usually in light to dark green or blue bottles. Could the item that the crab was in be a hat pin holder or a salt/pepper container? 🤷‍♀️ The little blue and white pitcher that you found was so beautiful and I would’ve used it as a vase for dried flowers, even though it was broken, it’s still a treasure!! I absolutely love what you did with the piece of pottery and the outcome be a great T-shirt!! Love it!!👏🏻👏🏻😍😍

The shirt is fun, Si! I love your creativity.😻

Wow!!!😮 that was a great idea to take care of that little piece. Great artist you are!!!😀👍

One wood louce two wood lice. Love your finds , yep pounce pot, they come in all shapes and sizes. Some beautiful stuff. Love you to find more Roman .The blue vase, should have taken it.❤❤❤

That creek is certainly revealing some great treasures Si. That cup from Burma was a beauty. Good stuff.

It's very cool that graphic design is your day job. My oldest nephew is one for the Aquarium of Niagara Falls.

The clip you showed of the top of the ceramic pretty lady set on-top of the ink bottle, looked amazing to my artists brain! Have you created anything like that previously that I've missed? Or is that an idea for a future piece? I'd love to see that juxtaposition finalized into an art piece! Love the content Si! I've binge watched a ton - but it's on my husband's account as that's the one connected to our TV haha. Much love from Canada!

Thanks Si, all kinds of wonderful finds. Love your Tshirt.

Happy New Year Simon. glad to see you back!

Another great video this day. The site was a great resource for the video. Enjoy your week ahead, and see you on the next. Cheers Si! 😊

Hi Si Just came from live chat. Missed half the finds reading chats. Got my coffee and now I can watch it all❤

Very sweet of you to leave the little crabbie to be ❤

Chris from Germany Awesome adventre Thanks

Love the cups. Great finds Si. ❤

I have spent the last 2 days in bed binge watching your videos after being physically assaulted on Tuesday and they have really cheered me up..I love the enthusiasm you have when you find something and the research you do on some of the finds..As a genealogist I love researching people and places etc..Thanks Si xx

Hi everyone

Gorgeous finds si well done x

David Attenborough would be proud to see you protecting that little crab like you did! 😄 Looking forward to the next video and like others have said, I am hoping some Roman artifacts turn up too. Always fascinating. 🧡🖤

Great t shirt design. some good finds . The thing with the crab in was a hat pin holder I think.

Cool stuff. Well done!

So many great finds! Nice video, Si!

love the history and stories in the vids!

Loved this episode. Thank you

Aw you put the crab back. Si, I love you! 🥰

Nice finds guys!

Someone commented on doing mosaic crafts. In my POV, pick up pieces of sponge ware, broken glass, odds & ends, etc…. Sell them in lots in your Etsy store for us crafters way over the other side of the ocean . Hard to find stuff here in the states that date as far back like in your area, or we live in desert areas where we find old cowboy rusted out tin cans. I personally would love to purchase a lot!

I'm specifically looking for finials, so that ceramic one would be a top find for me! That "penny perfume" is an Iodine bottle. Northern mudlarks find a fair few! I love printed teacups too. You are finding mega finds today 😯 Now an amazing butterfly transfer bowl! Why would victorians/edwardians discard this stuff!? 😂 The tshirt design is brilliant work too!

Wow I think this is going to be a good year for finds for you.. looking forward to watching what you find through out this year. Take care and thank you for bringing us along 👏🙏❤️

Irrawaddy Flotilla Company. In 2018 I was in a Bangkok junk shop where I found a huge brass makers plate from 1908 for a ships engine, made in Denny’s of Dumbarton which is now partly a museum which I delivered to regularly in my day job. It came off a IFC ship, the airport security staff were confused at why I had a paving slab of brass in my luggage.

Fantastic video Simon! Great editing. Wonderful finds with excellent research! Love watching your adventures. Nice to see you again. Can’t wait for part two next week.

Thanks for the video(s) Si. Happy New Year to you.

Oh that lovely butterfly bowl. So pretty what a great treasure hunt in the mud. Thanks for your video and have a great week.

Another great video. Thanks for the ride.

Me and by brother used to explore the creeks at canvey island in the 60s found allsorts of treasure ,our preferred mode of transport was an old tin bath as our boat ,happy days

Thanks for the video.

Happy New Year! So glad you went back to that amazing creek! Loved the b-roll shot at 1:32 ‘cold creek cam’. The Japanese lustreware plate fragment is from 20s.

What a fantastic place and finds ! Really enjoyed watching ❤

That shard at 21:42 even though incomplete is still really neat. Thanks for leaving Mr. Clammy in his cottage. Cheers Si.

Cool shirt! And LOVE the butterfly bowl, Nicola will love it too!

Great finds xx

Awesome finds !!! 💙💙👊👊

Loved the peotry reading.

Hi Si, nice adventure out and about. I saw Nicola ‘s post were you gave her the bowl. Now I see exactly what it is. Very nice of you to give it to her. You two found some cool items out there. See you next time. Joyce❤️🙏🇺🇸

Loving the lark. Nice finds and groovy shirt mate. 👍

Always leave behind if occupied by a living being Massive respect to you for that

Hello 👋 from New York USA, Thank you for bringing me along with you. Guy's, I can't wait to see where you go and what you find next ☺️

marvelous!!! thank you from vancouver island canada

It is a great place to find Christmas presents. I’d love to get old stuff like the treasures you all hunt.

The small glass spoon you found at 16 minutes is probably used for caviar. Something about having metal touch the caviar messes with the flavor.

Hi Si, Hi Mark 👋 love all the finds but I love the Hastings cup the best!!

always great finds Si, thank you

Just the greatest as always 🙂👍

Time Stamp 19:07. That is a hat pin holder. The bottom would have been filled sand, so as the pin was slid into the holder the grid of the sand would help to keep it sharp and resistant to rusting.

Oh my goodness, love that glass spoon!

My da got all our Xmas presents from the creek too, nothing as good as this though

I think the item you found at 20:22 could be a hat pin holder as well.

Great video Si 👍👍

The sweet little Torquay ware has only half the phrase -- it is a reference to tea. "The cup that cheers but does not inebriate." Is the whole phrase. I believe it was a motto of the Temperance movement of the 18th century.