Mudlarking Return! Treasure River

We are back to some Mudlarking this week and saved some more Bayshore history. #americanhistory #bayshore #treasure #antiquebottles #bottlecollecting #coincollecting #marbles #metaldetecting #mudlarking #mudlarkingfinds

[@Toon-Tony]

Can't beat being out there doing this hobby can you💚 I absolutely love it. Keep them coming guys and I'll definitely be watch more of your adventures 👍👍💚

[@underthesurface4435]

You said it my friend, I can’t get enough of it. Thanks so much!

[@stevespears3341]

I enjoyed the video it was informative and very entertaining. Thank you so much for producing such a wonderful video. I wish I could play in the mud. You get to have all the fun. Stay safe say hello to the family for me.

[@underthesurface4435]

I am grateful for what I can do Steve, that’s for sure.

[@sharimullinax3206]

The man in the red truck's pot looks like a ginger jar. I love the bottles you found. The uranium glass is a heartbreaker. The cross is lovely as is the shield nickle. Good week!

[@underthesurface4435]

Thanks Shari!, looks like we are going with a ginger jar.

[@NonnaTradCat]

Wow...that stained glass cross! Beautiful. Sorry you misplaced that cool coin. It'll show up. Say a little prayer to St Anthony 😇

[@underthesurface4435]

Thanks and Will do!

[@KS-ml5qz]

Good morning Matt! I think we all remember playing in the mud as kids and having so much fun! From Under the Surface you found a great piece of china with the eagle and stars. Also, the made in the USA in well!! Yes, a work of art!! I hope Red Truck guy finds information on his Native American pottery piece! Ugh, that was a horribly foggy day you had in the water! Stay well and warm out there…remember the buddy (Paul) system while in the fog!! ~Karin

[@underthesurface4435]

Thanks Karin, always well said. Love the title… “Red Truck Guy “, buddy system… yes!

[@eleaerik6478]

Thanks again for sharing your day with us! Some fun and beautiful finds!1 That uranium glass - what a glow! I think you odd-shaped ink is also a Waterman's.

[@underthesurface4435]

Thanks Elea!, it is a Waterman’s!

[@philipcallicoat3147]

For such an undesirable subject, the music is exquisite... cool bottles.🤗🤓😊

[@underthesurface4435]

Thanks!!

[@underthesurface4435]

Aaah now I got it, lol, radioactivity and calming music!

[@lisacassells3828]

Matt, you scored with that cross. Love it. I'd keep all the Uranium glass pieces if I found them. Pieces of pottery or China would be nice to make a mosaic but that's a lot of work. Hey kids.... Lol.

[@underthesurface4435]

Thanks Lisa!, I have quite a bucket filled with that glass . Will figure something out to do with it.

[@lyneece1956]

Wow, the cross is beautiful, great find and some cool bottles.

[@underthesurface4435]

Thanks my friend.

[@thomasthedetectorist331]

Wow! The Native American Indian pot was incredible! Found 50 years ago Nice shield Too Don’t get lost in the fog

[@underthesurface4435]

lol, it got a little hairy out there…

[@debbiecarnes6290]

Helllooooo from Iioooowwwaaaaaa, can relate to the fog, we have had fog advisory for the last several days. I was so hoping a marble would be in the mud. Your bottles were amazing. That uranium glass what a glow. Thanks for saving that glass cross. You have a great week and stay safe please. Until next time 🤗

[@underthesurface4435]

Yippi Kai Aaaaaa, ioooowaaaaaaay!, been on a marble freeze, thought I would pull one out this week, maybe next.

[@lisabrown1324]

Super nice stained glass find!

[@underthesurface4435]

Thanks Lisa.

[@lovelyskull3483]

Good morning. Such a lovely way to start my day.

[@underthesurface4435]

Good morning!! and thanks!

[@80sunshine21]

Hello! NJ! We heard about the fog from friends in NJ so thanks for a birds eye view of it on your video! Sweet little four hole button! Did you hear me LOL when AZ! popped up in the corner of the video! Thanks! Always a pleasure to visit with NJ! S

[@underthesurface4435]

Yes it was interesting being out in that fog, very peaceful, and yes I heard the laugh, thanks to my friends from Az.

[@joyrainesjones3043]

Good day, from Florida! I love your Yankee engineering on your glove. I did that with a pair of boots I didn't want to part with in Ohio. The Indian pottery may have been from out west. They sold them at tourist traps and was a "thing" back in my hippie day.

[@underthesurface4435]

Yankee engineering, lol!, Interesting info thanks!

[@cjgia4898]

Who doesn't love a Mudlark, rock hound, gem seeker, etc....!? New sub here. Wishing you more and more incredible finds! ✌❤🙏

[@underthesurface4435]

Exactly! Thanks so much!

[@cjgia4898]

@@underthesurface4435 You are welcome. On any given day of the week/weekend, you can find me in my red boots by hunter. Walking up and down the stream, brooks, creeks, and river here in Western PA

[@underthesurface4435]

@cjgia4898 nice!!

[@catherinethompson2525]

I love that glass cross beautiful

[@underthesurface4435]

Thanks Catherine!

[@theresac.3216]

The pot looks like an old Chinese stoneware ginger jar! It's hard to tell the size by the photos but that's what I think it is. I've seen similar finds from Mudlarkers in England.

[@underthesurface4435]

Aaaaah, Interesting!, thanks so much for the info, will do further research.

[@Gufilainen]

Ooh! I was just thinking the same! Someone even said that it was usual for the jars having quite minimal blue decorations so that also matches. I was also thinking that I can’t really remember glazing being part of indigineous ceramics.

[@underthesurface4435]

Yes!!

[@Gloria-qy3dd]

Good morning Matt,family,love your finds today.wow never seen a 5 cent shield.blessings to every one

[@underthesurface4435]

Thanks Gloria, yes on the rare side, fun coin to find.

[@janloewen3404]

Awesome pot that man has. Love the videos

[@underthesurface4435]

Thanks so much Jan, we narrowed it down to a late 1800’s Chinese ginger pot. Great find if his.

[@lizchinchillact.3246]

Hello Matt that clay pot the fisherman showed u was a Chinese ginger pot most likely from 1870s 1890s. Smaller ones were older then that. Hope this helps

[@underthesurface4435]

Sure does, I sent him the info and he was very thankful. Thanks!

[@marydegenkolb9603]

The fishermans' jar looks like an old Ginger Jar. Used to store ginger root for medicinal as well as spice. It is a common shape of jar for storage of various goods. I would suggest to contact any university near your location and see if the native peoples in your area used that type of storage. They (Universities) have much greater tools at their disposal like special lights that can show details of the designs.

[@underthesurface4435]

Great idea, will do. Seems like the Ginger jar wins.

[@thesehandsart]

Just found you! That pot looks very much like a Chinese import ginger jar especially with the markings you highlighted❤

[@underthesurface4435]

Yes , exactly, that is now the consensus, thanks so much!

[@rossw7289]

Definitelya Chines ginger jar I have found quite a few mudlarking and diving in Australia and UK.

[@underthesurface4435]

Excellent!, Thanks for the confirmation, much appreciated, my fellow Mudlarker.

[@kenmilne2379]

Nice finds ! Hope u find something about the Indian pot !🤘🤘👍👍

[@underthesurface4435]

We narrowed it down to a Chinese ginger pot , c.a. 1880’s, and thanks Ken.

[@janloewen3404]

It’s so nice congratulations

[@underthesurface4435]

Aaah, thanks so much!!!

[@debrabrooks6138]

Your red clay jar screams Ginger jar the design seems Asian or Chinese, I believe one of the mudlarkers possible si-finds would know or Nichola white of tideline arts I know I have seen that in one of their videos! I love the cross wow awesome find! Very Beautiful! your odd shaped jar Is actually what inspired a first tattoo drawing someone commissioned me to do of a cat atop that shape as a fish bowl..odd I know but that exact same bottle a guy brought to me in 1982. That brought a smile to my face at the memory. :)

[@underthesurface4435]

Wow Debra, great info thanks so much, love that you did tattoo drawings!

[@debrabrooks6138]

Yep I did tattoo drawings for years, it kept me and my family fed in my early teens. I did many sheets for Uptown Ink . :)@@underthesurface4435

[@joyceclark8476]

Oh my heavens😮. First Hi Matt. I own the collection of those four Franklin Mint Crosses. Ok I’m freaking out😮. There were four of them in the collection. I believe I bought them in 1996. I have huge windows, they are suction cupped to my windows. They came with suction cups and a little hook to hang them on. I can’t remember exactly what I paid for them nothing less than 17.99 nothing more than 29.99. There is ray of hope, white dove, Easter lilies flowers and the last one is mostly turquoise glass.They are all in many colors. I’m still freaking out😮 lol I can send you pictures if you want me too. Two are in mint condition ,two fell from window, didn’t break just a little crack and the black lead bent in the other. Otherwise, great video, you know German pottery would have eagles on them with stars. Just a thought to you at Under The Surface. Joyce❤️🙏🇺🇸 It could be even earlier than 1996, late 1980’s

[@underthesurface4435]

Aaaahahaha, what a coincidence. Great pieces Joyce. Going to check on the German pottery. Thanks again!

[@joyceclark8476]

@@underthesurface4435 Hi I don’t believe in coincidence . Everything happens for a reason. I believe it’s a good blessing for us both. What? I don’t know. It’s all good coming our way. I would never doubt a cross omen. Yes, check on the German pottery. 🙏🙏🙏🙏❤️

[@underthesurface4435]

@@joyceclark8476 agreed!!!!!

[@sallya.2412]

Good morning Matt. I think finding pottery pieces are neat as you never know what kind of designs it may have on them. That fisherman found a great pottery there and whole too. Lovely stained glass cross and good price too. Great video. Happy weekend to you. 🌴🌺

[@underthesurface4435]

Thanks Sally, hoot weekend to you!

[@zbigniew.8261]

Kolekcja kałamarzy 👍 Ja mam tylko trzy . Pozdrawiam serdecznie 🇵🇱

[@underthesurface4435]

lol, zauważyłeś, 3 jest dobre!

[@susancousins8766]

Hello 👋🏻 Matt, I hope you and your family are well and having a fun weekend ☺️ Today is Saturday the 27 and what a beautiful sunny day! I enjoyed watching you find the bottles, coins, and sherds. I never saw a nickel shield before that was cool. I loved the stain glass cross from the thrift store. Have a fantastic weekend until we meet again take care! ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜

[@underthesurface4435]

Thanks so much Susan, good times! See you soon!

[@nickandlaurihyde]

You might try bringing your UV flashlight with you and walk through your favorite spot AT NIGHT! If there’s any bits of uranium glass out there… you’ll know it! Some other YT Mudlarks have done this with great success!

[@underthesurface4435]

Great idea, I will do just that.

[@treasuretom13]

Nice Cross!✝️

[@underthesurface4435]

Thanks Treasure Tom!

[@janeswire8351]

Nice video❤

[@underthesurface4435]

Thanks Jane!!!

[@kristinhaislett9365]

Great video Matt! I love pottery shards! Also love the bottles, unusual shapes and the super glowy bottle neck. Thanks for sharing!

[@underthesurface4435]

Thanks Kristin and your very welcome

[@granvillewooster7673]

Nice hunt thank you so very much for sharing have a wonderful weekend 👍👍❤️

[@underthesurface4435]

Your very welcome and thank you!

[@solanisomeni]

🙏❤

[@underthesurface4435]

Thanks for touching base my friend.

[@nilsarivera612]

Good morning

[@underthesurface4435]

Good morning!

[@marciegutgsell5124]

❤

[@underthesurface4435]

Thanks Marcie!

[@philipcallicoat3147]

The first little bottle is familiar to me.... what company it's from I can't remember , but I certainly remember that shape.....

[@VickiinArizona]

did you eve think of making a table (large or small) out of all the pottery pieces you find. I have seen them and they are beautiful grouted together and varnished on top.

[@underthesurface4435]

I have seen them and I do love them, it’s a great idea, thanks!

[@Travelling..Bottle..Digger]

Nice looking piece that guy brought by... no idea of anything about it though

[@underthesurface4435]

Thanks Kevin, turns out it’s a Chinese Ginger pot from the late 1800’s.

[@Travelling..Bottle..Digger]

@@underthesurface4435 nice !

[@douglaskerr6813]

Careful Matt your in north Jersey I figured you were a giants fan not a eagles fan😊

[@underthesurface4435]

Lol…. more of a Jets fan.

[@lindalee9868]

❤😮 where do you sell your bottles thru

[@underthesurface4435]

No platform yet, I will sell by request only . Maybe thoughts of a future site.

[@denisesocha6279]

Matt I's that perfume bottle something you would part with. Please let me know and how much. You know how much. I eidh your video was longer. I was going Out today to mudlark But I was in too much Pain from carrying home thr grocery's Yesterday. I bummed

[@underthesurface4435]

Hi Denise, $10 and it’s yours, email me if you want to complete the transaction ([e-mail]) thanks

[@lesleefowler2368]

Antique Chinese ginger jar?

[@underthesurface4435]

Yes!, could be!, thanks!!

[@Sag3w0man]

I hope you get some new, better protecting gloves. You don't want to get tetanus or some other nasty infection from being cut or poked by your treasures.

[@underthesurface4435]

On there way, thanks, you are so correct.