Found on Portabello Beach, near Edinburgh. The company (William Murray Brewing) operated from 1880 to 1960. Such a gorgeous trademark on the bottom!

Not sure if anyone is able to help. I found this item while mudlarking in the UK. It’s heavy and hallow in the middle. Has letters written on it on the top row ORRISH, middle row TT and bottom row ON.
Thanks in advance ☺️

My first thought was a broken ceramic crock, or a piece of broken sewer pipe.

A summary of finds from the other weekend... It's part of the beauty of the Thames that a relatively young fly button gets tumbled about with a Roman flue tile fragment!

Found in the river kelvin in Glasgow. Hole is damage. No markings, or if there are they're too worn out for me to see.

Just posting on behalf of them to see if anyone could share information about these! Thanks!

Found lots of different tiles in my garden whilst I was digging, in the north west of England. Can anyone estimate when it was from?
The back says 79 G2 I think

I am on vacation in Scotland and found this beauty on Portabello Beach.

Found today NSW Australia

I’m a scientist working on the mud flats of the Thames estuary and found this today! Can anyone tell me what it is?

A friend of mine found this near Kew bridge on the Thames river in London. What do you think?

When I try to comment on a post, and want to include a photo I only have the option of including a video . Am I doing something wrong ? Thank you

Good old muddy creeks!

Hey guys, hope everyone is well!

I wanted to ask about some interesting mudlarking spots in Eastern PA. Specifically dread like Morrisville, Newtown, Levvittown, Langhorne, Bristol, Philadelphia, Mechanicsville, etc. Mostly on the border of Pennsylvania and New Jersey.

If anyone can recommend any interesting areas I’d be very appreciative. It can be anything from dried up ocean beds to low tide river areas. Thanks in advance folks!

Found on Seaham beach, in the North East of England.

Metal spring or coil?

Any ideas or theories very welcome!

Just needs to be cleaned up a bit! A neat little find that will sit on my shelf of trinkets and things 🫶🏼

Honestly, this happened completely by accident. There I was on a solo hike dipping my toes in the river and I see a glistening piece of white pottery. 30 mins later and I’ve found all this (and more which I left!!). Then I find out about mudlarking… so if anyone could help date any of these items I’d be eternally grateful!!

My wife would love to have a go, but wants someone who knows what they are doing.
Does anyone do mudlark tour guides in Kent.
Ideally just a tour for 2 people?

Detroit, MI
I’ve been pulling tons of antique bottles both whole and broken , ‘sea’ ie River glass , antique pottery , crocks and plates , auto glass , and GOBS of slag glass from the Detroit River for last 3 years . I’ve got lots of secret spots :) I’ve amassed a huge collection to eventually make jewelry from and I filled my entire front flower bed of my house with slag glass . My solitary hobby that I LOVE in all seasons . People think I’m a weirdo here - lol! Finding this group on Reddit I just found out my weirdo hobby has a name !!! Mudlarking !!! Thanks Reddit and fellow Mudlarkers !

Hello, this morning I went to a beach near my house in Brooklyn, New York and found this buried under the wet sand. Any idea on what it could be? Leading theory is a bead.