A Very Windy Cold Day Mudlarking But Very Much Worth It! Happy Finds!

[@christinashirey1178]

In Jane Austen’s “Emma” they play a game with letter tiles when they are on a picnic during which Mr. Churchill spells out the word “ blunder” for Miss Fairfax. I think the mystery tile could be one of those type of tiles!

[@veraelisa1971]

Scrabble piece !

[@papabear2515]

Grand adventure! If you all ever decide to write a book about your mudlarking, you’ve uttered a perfect title for it today: “Mom’s Had a Marbling Day!” Thanks for taking me along on the treasure hunt and find! 💙 Kathleen, USA

[@whatanitemare]

I live in Canada so finding a bunch of glass bottle stops isn't something we can usually do but I did inherit a bunch and found a few more at flea markets. (boot or jumble sales) I didn't know what to do with them but, because I make and collect jewellery, I figured out a repurposed use. I picked up 2 round glass hot plates one slightly smaller than the other. I used aquarium silicon adhesive to attach various glass stoppers onto them, pointy end up. I spaced them so the tallest ones were evenly dispersed across the larger hot plate. I then used the remaining sundry sized ones ones to cover the smaller hot plate and fill in the bare spaces of the larger one. The end result are a couple of glass rounds covered in glass "spikes" that can be stacked, small on large. I use the spikes to hold all of the rings I have that need repair as well as the various bands in their various states of repair or making. It allows me to keep organized as well as negating the need to put pieces away every time I stop to do other things. A real time saver that lets me see at a glance what pieces I have on hand, what silver or gold bits I need to buy as well as what shape/sized stones I may need to keep an eye out for. I suspect the same idea could be used on a wall to hang bracelets and necklaces.

[@mewzishun]

Fred Flintstone's keyboard lost its O key.

[@ellyntallon2255]

A big glass jar or vase would look great filled with bottle stops n cod marbles and fairy (rice) lites intertwined and lit up ❤😊

[@terriatwell4041]

I found a 1902 pottery advertisement on ebay for James A Cox at 42 Old Compton Street. It was for Whiskey Urns ( a type of lamp) that could be piped for electric or gas.

[@peterkordziel7047]

I think you've nailed it . That little thing might just be one of the rarest and most obscure items I've seen them find. It could be measured and copied for restoration work perhaps, as it might be the only known example. Lamps from that era are very expensive. Some Tiffany examples are over a million dollars. Not the same, but still on the radar!

[@kerrytetpon4464]

I researched scrabble tiles, but they were made of wood and then plastic, and it wasn't invited till 1939 in New York.

[@MadelineRose-ep7fj]

Thank you for going out in the cold. The rain made mud larking much easier to find things to share. Be safe and stay warm.😊

[@susancousins8766]

Hello 👋🏼 Fleur and Kate, very nice treasures found. I like the red marble I believe it is a star ⭐️⭐️⭐️ find. The domino also. You are both very brave women going out to lark in bitter cold weather and very windy. Have a fantastic week ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜

[@bernardetebueno7081]

Hello from Brazil estou assistindo um vídeo fantastico gosto muito de vocês ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@sharonjackson1445]

Wow, glad to See you mud lark Ing again. You 2 Are fabulous, mom& daughter Team😊😊😊

[@darkallegiance666]

I have had trouble with quickly knowing left from right too, & when I once mentioned it in a comment online a couple of years ago, somebody else turned out to have the same trouble for the same reason. Therefore, I am mentioning this just in case it applies to Fleur, although I’m not sure that she’s old enough to have this sort of history. I’m 63 y/o, & when I was at primary school back in the 1960’s (in Australia), we were forced to use our right hands to write with, rather than naturally use our left hands, or alternate our use of hands, if we were ambi-dexterous. Being forced to use my right hand has made me - & the other past commenter (at the very least) - “chronically confused” (as you so aptly mentioned) - about which is left & which is right, unless given plenty of time to figure it out. 😂 I also sometimes kind of do the gestures of writing with my hands (unobtrusively) to help me figure out which is which, but I still get it wrong, especially if having to say quickly or with no advanced warning.😊 Back in older times, the right hand was the “good” hand, & the left was “sinister”, belonging to witchcraft or the devil or such, & the custom carried on even when it had lost the meaning behind it. I don’t think they do this anymore, which is good.😅

[@lalalabuschagne2333]

I am 76 and have the same problem. Thank you for clearing this up❤

[@annprout6255]

Thank you, such fun being with you both 😊😊 xx

[@joanneperry1073]

You could copper wire your glass stopper into garlands for your christmas tree. Then you can collect even more 😂

[@bonnerdebbie]

Congrats on your domino Kate and marbles and pipes Fleur! You were already told scrabble piece which is the first thing I thought of, I have no other guesses. I am looking for ward to December on your channels. Thanks so much.

[@jaxntax5509]

Lovely finds dear heart's ❤️ 😘 💕

[@ashlingofAsh7580]

I found you guys when you were finding gobby after gobby of all colors long time ago. So it's neat to see the area still is giving those gobby bits

[@debcattell7059]

Thank you Lovelies for braving to cold windy weather to bring us another fun treasure hunt with lots of little goodies ❤❤❤🥰🥰🥰

[@skylark_]

So fortunate. Have found only 3 bottle stops in Australia

[@debiesubaugher]

That red marble made my eyes written, good job ❤

[@THIS-IS-BRITAIN]

I found objects online similar to the mystery piece. Might not be it but a small mould for pouring hot metal in to make jewellery parts.

[@deedledumb790]

Old Compton makes me think of Belle and Sebastian

[@tarrasams7423]

Hello 👋🏼 from New York USA, you guys found some amazing finds. My favorite find was the clay marbles. Thank you for bringing me along with you. I can't wait to see where you go and what you find next ☺️

[@gaynortaylor3840]

Great finds especially the marbles and dolls leg.

[@kentuckylady2990]

That metal piece looks like a sunflower

[@lovelyskull3483]

Wonderful video, thank you.

[@Cate7451]

I think if you mad a pub you could put those dominos pieces as a feature wall.but also your idea was good.

[@steventhomas4288]

Yippee no 1 again. I've been waiting for the show to begin. ❤❤

[@ShirleyWhite-rc6je]

Five stone sweet, doll leg, marbles you all found some wonderful finds. Thanks for sharing your video with us all. Happy Thanksgiving and a happy one. Your friend Shirley from new Bern, north Carolina USA.❤❤❤😅😊🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉😮🎉🎉

[@leilanidewitt7442]

A fun cold windy day with fantastic finds

[@Cate7451]

That looks like a fishing lure.

[@julietteneylon4243]

Im think mystery find is a game piece, it has that feel about it

[@peterkordziel7047]

Your tile looks like it might be out of either a small kiln, a live steam model railway engine, or, what's left of an electrical fuse after the steel part has rusted away. The thing that makes me think "kiln" is that it's curved.

[@christhompson4270]

What a great day for finds. Definitely a game day, love the walk along the beach. Take care and thank you for sharing 👏🙏❤️

[@cheltinker7709]

Always highlight of my day. Was waiting for vid notification. I'm a happy bunny now. Thanks for great vid as always❤

[@Gloria-qy3dd]

Beautiful pieces, love to hear you talk about all.

[@cherylburkitt9722]

Awww..I loved the shrimp 🍤❤

[@elaineholden1988]

Could the O be a old scrabble piece ! Just a thought. Great vid as usual !

[@respectanimals2]

Great video, lovely finds , unusual and interesting, love you guys, peace ✌️

[@steventhomas4288]

Happy day's

[@monicaagee2716]

Possibly Victorian anagram game letter tiles. Although they were mostly made from wood

[@adelebosch7642]

❤ love your films Thanks From sunny South Africa 🇿🇦

[@deedledumb790]

What amazing finds! Gobs are still on my bucket list.

[@ou8venus2]

So in love with the mother and daughter relationship, my daughter is 18 , please send good thoughts our way as I’d love to do these types of things with her! Thanks again for another great video! Lisa- North Carolina USA

[@janicehoughtelling5137]

A great time spending the time with you both the wind was so strong

[@fairyacorn4854]

Great finds on a windy day. Stay safe and keep warm.

[@larkdavis6041]

What a wonderful day!!!!!❤

[@andrewtitus6704]

Your green stoppers look like my green stoppers. I find them digging in the yard, but not so many. I save them in a jelly jar to show in sunlight.

[@io_55]

감기 조심 하고 행복한 하루 보내요!:)

[@elizabethrobison-berlie9736]

Awesome video, ladies! Great choice of background music; I found it very soothing. Thank you for taking the time to show us your finds and for your enthusiasm throughout. It's always a treat to get to tag along with you. Happy Holidays!

[@SharonPadget]

I don’t mind a little cold weather but I can’t abide the wind. We haven’t had sunshine in days in lower Michigan. No snow here but very dreary. Stay warm! Thanks.

[@danafredrickson42]

You could restore that domino very easily. I wonder if that's a regular marble not a red cod, marble

[@debrabrooks6138]

For old bone I have always oiled the bone to preserve it longer, I suppose too wax would help to preserve it as well.

[@shannonkoeller8378]

Congratulations on the red cold and the domino ❤

[@catherinemollman9936]

I got cold just😊 watching your video. Sending warm wishes from the USA ❤

[@Morethanlifeitself2003]

What happened to your chandelier piece, Kate? Is that Mudmass project ready for this season? Looking forward to it!

[@sf55514]

Always interesting and relaxing. You laughter brings smiles. Thank you Fleur and Kate.

[@annarem4197]

You could use or make a holder for your dominos like the ones used for scrabble

[@margiealfaro6288]

Hello from new York very nice finds fleur and kate🙂

[@zeegervanroemburg9146]

Great finds! ❤❤❤

[@karenmoody7011]

Brilliant as always! Made me laugh at the spun cotton I have just finished making some xmas mice out of spun cotton ❤

[@cathyjay2569]

Could the mystery fine be the “O” from the BINGO game? What a lovely, albeit chilly lark!

[@elaineking7004]

I seen a beautiful chandelier made of beads

[@LoriZabielski]

😮very brave yo go out in the cold❤

[@Nathan-lj4ds]

It’s winter

[@sapphonymph8204]

​@@Nathan-lj4ds It's still autumn.

[@NanaColeen]

Great finds! Thank you for sharing all of this with us.😘

[@penihavir1777]

Very interesting finds! Sorry I can’t resolve your mystery finds.

[@naticongored]

תודה ❤❤❤

[@honeykat1]

Ohh no! I was "working" (i.e. falling asleep in front of my document) and didn't notice your video earlier! I'll have to leave it running while I take the dogs out then go to bed, but I've "liked and commented", so will be back to watch it again tomorrow... it looks very exciting!! Good night to you ladies, kindest regards, k

[@giovannikuijpers7076]

I think it's a house number for a doll house

[@denisew3917]

Great special finds. Found some info for the James Abraham Cox sherd. There is a listing for him at the University of Leicester directory at 44 Old Compton St. If it’s the same man, it has him as a licensed victuallers

[@anoniaciesluk3273]

Looks like a letter from scrabble

[@christinekeay8456]

I think the dots on the dominoes may be called dimples .

[@sapphonymph8204]

I was trying to remember what they are called.

[@VenusDeMilitant]

@@sapphonymph8204 Pips!

[@mewzishun]

They're "pips"

[@sapphonymph8204]

@mewzishun ah yes.

[@kentuckylady2990]

Dimples in the dice

[@ericallan1373]

It looks like a scrabble tile

[@teresahamilton7801]

How many knuckle-bone game pieces do u have now? Thanx!

[@Darkplush]

Could the mystery piece be for casting an O for a typesetting piece, for printing

[@OliviaGoodwin-ft4pr]

THE alphabet game played about 1800 -- 1850 ..

[@lightbulbnirvana]

Could the mystery find actually be the key to a cash register? I was also wondering if the marbles could be bullets for muskets? I actually am doubtful, because it does seem that your finds have to do with games, so maybe they are game marbles. But I just wondered if there might be a possibility of being a musket ball. I suppose though if it were metal, it might be unlikely to wash ashore? Anyway thanks for the fun video!

[@ginalanning5303]

Looks like a Sqrabble tile...

[@jennifersauter7286]

How about a clay tester tile?

[@AmyWilcox-xb3sb]

It's a leg!

[@kittydigs6469]

❤❤❤

[@fayetruth4662]

✨️💖✨️

[@anoniaciesluk3273]

Small clay square are tessera that make up part of a mosaic.?

[@alisonwallace]

Why not put your dominoes into resin and that would stop any decomposition. Xx

[@angelinesadamevaquera4089]

👍👍🌹🌹😘😘

[@ET-yp9vc]

Did you show the red marble backlit?

[@grahamalastairkrebs2241]

The devil's number in the bible.

[@tigercop70]

You guys are playing funeral music....Stop ...Plz

[@Suebee1988]

Really enjoy your videos. Left you a message/question on ko-fi. hope to hear from you

[@user-uo5sg2te6p]

...Hello from Cyprus lsland...🇨🇾🇨🇾💙✈🛳⛅⛈🌈🌤🌬🦀🦞🦑🍻🥂🐟🐚🐠🐝🐥🐦🌾🌴🍁🍁🌲 I thing the 0□ it was like puzel board table game whit words ..😊