Mudlarking: Victorian Bottles and Stoppers
Mudlarks and artists create beautiful works of art with reclaimed broken and discarded historic glass from the Thames.
Read moreMudlarks and artists create beautiful works of art with reclaimed broken and discarded historic glass from the Thames.
Read moreIt's surprising how small bottles and jars can survive for decades, even centuries, in fast-flowing waters.
Read moreIn one small corner of Waitematā Harbour, the role of the sea in the history of Auckland is found, if you look hard enough.
Read moreThese traditional Japanese game pieces are always a delight to find on the beach.
Read moreWeapons recovered from the River Thames reveal the stories of these battles throughout the ages.
Read moreThe Light House Establishment delivered supplies to lighthouses and lightstations, including food, water, and books and magazines.
Read moreClocks, watches, and other timepieces found on the shores of the River Thames.
Read moreBeautiful collection of antique milk glass ornaments with nautical themes.
Read moreTiny porcelain figurines hidden inside king cakes might end up on your beach.
Read moreBuckles were both functional and an indicator of one’s wealth and social status.
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