The hole all the way through the tooth would be to run a wire through them to connect them to other teeth the hole in the top would be to connect it to a wooden mouth frame. George Washington’s false teeth were made that way.
I remember when a was a little girl and seeing in a magazine a picture of George Washington's false teeth and wanting so bad to see them up close and personal because it was such an odd surreal thing to think about.
I came across your Chanel a few weeks ago and can honestly say you are now my favourite bedtime Chanel. So relaxing, lovely content, and I just love the accompanying piano music! Wonderful ❤
Hello lovely ladies, what a video! Fantastic. So great to see you all out and about, I bet you slept well after your adventures. Loved the pipes and your "pipe stem bunny" and how fortunate you are to be gifted such a beautiful picture, robins are so special. Hope everyone out there had an amazing Easter. Much love Sue Gosling Adelaide south Australia, (enjoying fabulous Autumn weather)
😳 🤸🏻♂️🤸🏻♂️, the Mudlarking God's were really, really wonderful to you with these AMAZING finds. Congratulations Fleur🙌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻, what a marvelous tiny clay pipe!!! I'm ready hoping that you can find the origin and and back story of it🤞🏻. Blessings to you and your precious family. And a special hello to Steve 🐟, Tony 🐟 and kitty kisses and hugs to Sir Sunny 🐾. 🤗🤭😘
The tiny clay pipe could have been an advertisement for larger pipes, when salesmen took their wares to stores to get orders. Travelling salesmen had a lot of their wares in miniatures in the Victorian and Edwardian era.
i almost cried when your mom didnt even look at the torpedo bottle to see if it was whole...but i love love the little pipe she found that is the best thing ever!!!!!i think the tooth may have been for a bridge where you clip them to the teeth next to them to hide a missing tooth and you can pop it out and clean it my dad has one now honestly. if you dont know ask your mom to tell you about a bridge for your teeth.
@Mudlarking With Kit & Caboodlers I just remember the song, "He's got the Whole World in His hands, He's got the Whole Wide World, in His hands......" I'm pretty sure that song wasn't about Atlas. haha ... you did say like feathers coming up .. not a tail. Heavenly wings, dear ones. It is AMAZING......the construction and Godlike exhibit.
Since you introduced me to Milliput I have been rebuilding feet, hands, shoulder plates, half arms, foreheads, fingers... all manner of broken doll parts. Your finds today were amazing.
The best beach!! We’re only two minutes in, but had to stop and comment to say that the rat pipe stem is absolutely gorgeous! How cool. Your shots at the beginning are stunning too. Dad and I sitting down now to enjoy 😍x
A joyful Easter film. Lovely finds and so good to see you out again especially with all the family. Kate, your Easter bunny craft was the perfect end. xx
I've seen tiny pipes described as cigarette pipes and they were used as cigarette holders rather than for filling with tobacco. It could be a meerschaum pipe rather than clay too.
@@MudlarkingWithKitCaboodlers I found it! In the Shire Album Clay Tobacco Pipes book page 16 your pipe is shown and described as a late 19th Century 'cigarette pipe depicting Atlas supporting the universe.'
At the end of WW2 my daddy was stationed in Europe n he found a tiny pipe also which he brought home. I have it in my curio closet. I'll try to remember to get it out n send you a picture. Such wonderful finds you had on this trip.
Re small pipe - it’s Atlas Atlas, in Greek mythology, son of the Titan Iapetus and the Oceanid Clymene (or Asia) and brother of Prometheus (creator of humankind). In Homer's Odyssey, Book I, Atlas seems to have been a marine creature who supported the pillars that held heaven and earth apart 👍🏻
@@MudlarkingWithKitCaboodlers he gets mixed up with Hercules (who had legs) because Hercules tricked atlas into holding up the earth (some translation say heavens or sky not world) whilst he got some padding for his shoulders. Then Hercules left him to it. The Atlantic Ocean is named after him, it was know originally as the Atlas Sea. 👍🏻
Sounds good, I thought it might be Oceanus. He was depicted by Greeks and Romans as a muscular torso man with serpents body. Oceanus and Atlas are tasked with guiding celestial bodies, planets, etc. I have no idea how that would date the pipe. Really enjoy your videos, thank you all.
I'm not sure I told you yet but I'm formerly Laura Furches. I started my own channel about scraplife and my adventures treasure hunting as well as scraping metals for extra money. It also will feature my twins robotics stuff and working on stuff. When I saw you (Fleur) pick up the cherub pottery shard, I thought mudmas craft. Then Kate found the boy with a winter cap on. Mudmas craft, you both also found some other pieces that will make great Mudmas ornaments. What a wonderful video. I always love it when the who family is involved in the making of the video but this one I could feel your excitement and the specialness of being out there after such a long time. so glad you got to find some whole things and some very special things like the tiniest pipe ever. even if it is a toy, it's terrific. I also loved your Easter craft rebuild of the rabbit. Clever use of the pipe and stems to make basket and carrots. I collect Easter figurnes. I love clever use of materials to make things like carrots or whatever. Brilliant! Cheers from North Carolina!
🐰🐰🐰🐰🐣🐣🐣🐣🥚🥚🥚🌿❤️ Happy Easter from The Cotswolds. I think my favourite has to be the tiny terracotta pipe/whistle. So thrilled for you Fleur. Easter bunny was so well crafted too Kate, just love the 🥕🥕🥕 Alli xx
The design on your little pipe looks to be a Victorian interpretation of the Assyrian sculpture of Nineveh. The British Museum has the world's best collection of Assyrian art. I hope you can find more about it.
I’ve done some research and, maybe someone has already said this, but the small clay pipe could very well have been a child’s toy pipe for bubbles. They did make them for many years, later glazing them and using them as prizes in crackerjacks. I asked my father who is 93, and he said his father had a pipe very similar to yours, from his childhood in Ireland.
OK...I am only 3:30 in, and I’m finding myself thinking, with each find...”oh...that is the best find of the day!” and then you pick up something even better!
Your little string creature looks like someone with a lot of stories to tell. Maybe some childrens books in the making ,just an idea.He is so cute,I'd read his stories. GOD Bless from PA. USA.
I just love it when you two find something and get excited! I have two real rats who are gorgeous, so I like that pipe stem 😂 Glad you found a full baby figurine!
Thanks for the fun. I loved your mini pipe find and the adorable hand-crafted bunny. Also, I love your terra cotta colored wellies Kate. They suit you perfectly. :-D
I've watched a bunch of your videos now. Probably most of them. It's helped so much getting through these ugly times, especially in the U.S. But I have to comment today, because I am so damn charmed by your excitement over these tiny treasures. I always am, but especially for the teeny pipe. I am very envious of all your treasure-hunting time. Thanks so much for sharing!
Wow what an awesome pipe and I’ve never seen one that small. Well done guys, you found some awesome things. Happy Easter to you all.. beautiful crafting ladies. God bless and stay safe and well 🙏🙏🙏🙏🥰🥰🥰👏👏👏👏🤗🤗🤗🤗👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️🌻🌻🌻🇦🇺
You were right in saying Gouda with the ow sound, Kate. The tiny pipe bowl looks like an opium pipe and the figure looks like Atlas holding up the globe to me. Love your video as ever, thank you!! Greetings from the Netherlands
Hello Fleur and Kate, The smallest claypipe comes from the. „Klabautermann „ on sea. Happy easter for your Family and sunny . Thank you so much for the wonderful Moments.
Epic mudlark/beach comb. Congratulations on finding the pipe. Please keep us updated if you find out more information about it. Wonderful job of painting the mudlark bird Charlotte. Painting watercolors of wildlife is a whole new level of difficult and you nailed it the first time. Keep it up. Hope everyone had a wonderful Easter.
That tiny pipe is amazing! I know someone who found a gold tooth with a metal detector. He apparently found it after some big gang fight - it must have gotten punched out! 😬 🦷
Your videos just keep getting better and better! This one has to be a top favorite of mine as far as mudlarking goes. I was hoping to get one last look at all of the beautiful china pieces in your roundup, but overall, I was pleased.
it could be a Broseley toy pipe or a German toy pipe. They were usually made in brown and red clays. AND boy has Oscar grown taller! The bunny with the pipe stem carrots is too cute.
The quality of your mudlarking videos is extraordinary, and the music you use is perfect. I love the authentic excitement you both have when you discover a piece of treasure. Thanks for all of your hard work. ❤️
Was a lovely video and music. You had a great day at the coast and so many lovely finds. I like the tiny intricate pipe. Love Kate's rabbit repair and clever to think of pipes for carrots. Happy Easter to you all. Enjoy your week
In Germany during Christmas they bake a type of puffy gingerbread christmas boys with little clay pipes baked I them. I think someone named them in the comments. I have never seen one that decorated before.
They are named "Stutenkerl(e)". The "e" is the plural. When I was a little girl, my father brought those back, when he visited his parents in Nordrhein-Westfalen and I loved my pipe, however of course we were not allowed to use them (even my older siblings tried secretly)
Your excitement makes your videos so much more fun! The drone footage was great and seeing Oscar too. Great finds with the tiniest bead in the world and the tiniest pipe! Happy Easter. 🐇🐥🐰
Ok this one was over the top wonderful!!! Your finds were amazing, your crafting...adorable, and Charlotte, well what can I say, is an artist extraordinaire!!! I love spring, don't you. This year it really hits home for me...Christ risen and all things anew in nature. Thanks so much for sharing!!!
What a Wonderful video for families to watch together on this holiday. Such a treat. This is my very Favorite beach Mudlark Ever, as of yet anyway. : ) Well Done! Would that I were there. For now, Thanks to you Fine Ladies and the rest of the Caboodler Family, that we can all be there virtually. Folklores be as they may, It really looks as if you have happened upon the scattered remains of a 'wee ones' village. Fleur, I put my magnifier to the tiny pipe and there are an (extreme amount of details) carved into it, so I'm not leaning toward the toy idea. It's a real mystery and one which I hope you keep us informed on as you find out more. I'm so excited for all your wonderful finds. Fleur, perhaps try attaching the two rat pipe pieces together with wax. No harm, no foul. Hmm? At the 3 : 47 time stamp, when Kate spotted the faceless head, I was freaking out, thinking that was a terra cotta clay pipe bowl, upper left? Also at 11 : 40 when Kate found the German marble, there seemed to be some very interesting items, including a piece of pottery that would make a sweet planter for the doll's home. Much Love and Many Blessings to You and Yours, from Nance the Nor Cali Gal.
The wax idea is a good idea! It seems a shame not to see how it would have been. We are going to turn that little pot into a little plant for our dolls house with metal leaves :)
That would have never been a bubble pipe...too adult being Atlas motif, and too small for bubbles. INCREDIBLE FIND! IM SO HAPPY FOR YOU TWO!! Nicola had some pipe collector woman on once. I wonder if she would know?
So good to see the entire family out. Such wonderful finds. The tiny pipe is priceless. I love the bunny with his 🥕. Hug Sunny cat for me. Have a beautiful Easter. 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I am so glad you can get out again and find such amazing things! I think that tiny pipe is definitely not for tobacco, probably opium like Harry mentioned. Please keep us updated if you find out! Loved the pipe stem carrots for the Easter bunny...😂🥰
Greetings from the Pacific Northwest/Pike Place Market, Seattle, WA! The tiny pipe? It looks like it could be an old Opium pipe, perhaps? Just a thought... opium was a important trade item/monopoly to the British East India Company.
Hello there, I may be wrong but I think Gouda is quite difficult to pronounce and the g more like a soft h so it sounds a bit like howda with the h from the back of the throat. Love that itty bitty pipe.
Happy Easter to you. So pleased you, Oscar and Sunny enjoyed your gifts 😀. Another brilliant day on the beach, the drone footage was great and wow that pipe and tiny tiny figurine😱. I love your creativity bringing old treasures back to life it is a true gift thank you for sharing🤎🧡💛
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The hole all the way through the tooth would be to run a wire through them to connect them to other teeth the hole in the top would be to connect it to a wooden mouth frame. George Washington’s false teeth were made that way.
Thank you :)
I remember when a was a little girl and seeing in a magazine a picture of George Washington's false teeth and wanting so bad to see them up close and personal because it was such an odd surreal thing to think about.
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Oscar was so adorable in this video ❤
That pipe was the amazing find for that days lark, Fleur!!
Kate the little baby for is as cute as can be.
I knew it was Atlas immediately! For once I could see something Kate and Fleur couldn't. Watching this just made my day.
Anytime I feel sad, I just watch and re-watch one of your videos. Thank you for the joy you bring me.
One of the absolutely best mularks ever. I love all of your films but this one was the most wonderful yet !!!
This beach is my idea of heaven!
I came across your Chanel a few weeks ago and can honestly say you are now my favourite bedtime Chanel. So relaxing, lovely content, and I just love the accompanying piano music! Wonderful ❤
I think your husband was right that it could be an opium pipe... because the amount smoked was very small. I also think it is Atlas! A very cool find!
Hello lovely ladies, what a video! Fantastic. So great to see you all out and about, I bet you slept well after your adventures. Loved the pipes and your "pipe stem bunny" and how fortunate you are to be gifted such a beautiful picture, robins are so special. Hope everyone out there had an amazing Easter. Much love Sue Gosling Adelaide south Australia, (enjoying fabulous Autumn weather)
Thank you so much! :)
Hi Suan im in NSW
Oscar is still adorable. He's so loveable and you can tell how much he loves his mom.
That has to be a leprechaun’s pipe. Lol 🇨🇦
Atlas pipe, small perfect condition figurine, German marble, and I'm only a few minutes in! What a day!
😳 🤸🏻♂️🤸🏻♂️, the Mudlarking God's were really, really wonderful to you with these AMAZING finds. Congratulations Fleur🙌🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻, what a marvelous tiny clay pipe!!! I'm ready hoping that you can find the origin and and back story of it🤞🏻. Blessings to you and your precious family. And a special hello to Steve 🐟, Tony 🐟 and kitty kisses and hugs to Sir Sunny 🐾. 🤗🤭😘
Thank you Juliet :)
The tiny clay pipe could have been an advertisement for larger pipes, when salesmen took their wares to stores to get orders. Travelling salesmen had a lot of their wares in miniatures in the Victorian and Edwardian era.
i almost cried when your mom didnt even look at the torpedo bottle to see if it was whole...but i love love the little pipe she found that is the best thing ever!!!!!i think the tooth may have been for a bridge where you clip them to the teeth next to them to hide a missing tooth and you can pop it out and clean it my dad has one now honestly. if you dont know ask your mom to tell you about a bridge for your teeth.
@Mudlarking With Kit & Caboodlers I just remember the song, "He's got the Whole World in His hands, He's got the Whole Wide World, in His hands......" I'm pretty sure that song wasn't about Atlas. haha ... you did say like feathers coming up .. not a tail. Heavenly wings, dear ones. It is AMAZING......the construction and Godlike exhibit.
Oh Oscar, you are going to steal all the hearts one day. That smile!!!!!
Since you introduced me to Milliput I have been rebuilding feet, hands, shoulder plates, half arms, foreheads, fingers... all manner of broken doll parts. Your finds today were amazing.
I`m so glad you are repairing broken dolls too! :)
The best beach!! We’re only two minutes in, but had to stop and comment to say that the rat pipe stem is absolutely gorgeous! How cool. Your shots at the beginning are stunning too. Dad and I sitting down now to enjoy 😍x
Thanks! I have a few bits of rat pipe now. Strangely Kate has never found any. I have been likened to the Pied Piper haha :) x
How clever, so glad that you gave the Easter bunny a new life!
A joyful Easter film. Lovely finds and so good to see you out again especially with all the family. Kate, your Easter bunny craft was the perfect end. xx
Most likely an opium pipe. Great finds there.
I've seen tiny pipes described as cigarette pipes and they were used as cigarette holders rather than for filling with tobacco. It could be a meerschaum pipe rather than clay too.
I will have to look that up :)
@@MudlarkingWithKitCaboodlers I found it! In the Shire Album Clay Tobacco Pipes book page 16 your pipe is shown and described as a late 19th Century 'cigarette pipe depicting Atlas supporting the universe.'
At the end of WW2 my daddy was stationed in Europe n he found a tiny pipe also which he brought home. I have it in my curio closet. I'll try to remember to get it out n send you a picture. Such wonderful finds you had on this trip.
We would be interested to see that :)
I have been traveling back in time watching your videos. What a lovely joyful family you have :)
Fabulous video with such great finds. Oscar has such a nice smile you can see how he has grown taller and loved the drone shots. ❤️🇦🇺🦘xxx
Lovely to see the excitement over your pipe find. It’s so small. Maybe Harry is right? Opium pipe? The little baby is adorable ☺️
Re small pipe - it’s Atlas
Atlas, in Greek mythology, son of the Titan Iapetus and the Oceanid Clymene (or Asia) and brother of Prometheus (creator of humankind). In Homer's Odyssey, Book I, Atlas seems to have been a marine creature who supported the pillars that held heaven and earth apart
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Ahhh then it would make sense that he has a tail! Thank you for that :)
@@MudlarkingWithKitCaboodlers he gets mixed up with Hercules (who had legs) because Hercules tricked atlas into holding up the earth (some translation say heavens or sky not world) whilst he got some padding for his shoulders. Then Hercules left him to it. The Atlantic Ocean is named after him, it was know originally as the Atlas Sea. 👍🏻
Sounds good, I thought it might be Oceanus. He was depicted by Greeks and Romans as a muscular torso man with serpents body.
Oceanus and Atlas are tasked with guiding celestial bodies, planets, etc.
I have no idea how that would date the pipe.
Really enjoy your videos, thank you all.
I'm not sure I told you yet but I'm formerly Laura Furches. I started my own channel about scraplife and my adventures treasure hunting as well as scraping metals for extra money. It also will feature my twins robotics stuff and working on stuff. When I saw you (Fleur) pick up the cherub pottery shard, I thought mudmas craft. Then Kate found the boy with a winter cap on. Mudmas craft, you both also found some other pieces that will make great Mudmas ornaments. What a wonderful video. I always love it when the who family is involved in the making of the video but this one I could feel your excitement and the specialness of being out there after such a long time. so glad you got to find some whole things and some very special things like the tiniest pipe ever. even if it is a toy, it's terrific. I also loved your Easter craft rebuild of the rabbit. Clever use of the pipe and stems to make basket and carrots. I collect Easter figurnes. I love clever use of materials to make things like carrots or whatever. Brilliant! Cheers from North Carolina!
Here in Germany you get Stutenkerl with such small pipes. They are yeast pastries. Whatever it was for, this pipe is really amazing.
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Happy Easter from The Cotswolds.
I think my favourite has to be the tiny terracotta pipe/whistle. So thrilled for you Fleur. Easter bunny was so well crafted too Kate, just love the 🥕🥕🥕
Alli xx
The excitement in finding the "Atlas" pipe was wonderful 😊
The design on your little pipe looks to be a Victorian interpretation of the Assyrian sculpture of Nineveh. The British Museum has the world's best collection of Assyrian art. I hope you can find more about it.
We will have to google that thank you :)
I’ve done some research and, maybe someone has already said this, but the small clay pipe could very well have been a child’s toy pipe for bubbles. They did make them for many years, later glazing them and using them as prizes in crackerjacks. I asked my father who is 93, and he said his father had a pipe very similar to yours, from his childhood in Ireland.
OK...I am only 3:30 in, and I’m finding myself thinking, with each find...”oh...that is the best find of the day!” and then you pick up something even better!
:) :) :) :)
Your little string creature looks like someone with a lot of stories to tell. Maybe some childrens books in the making ,just an idea.He is so cute,I'd read his stories. GOD Bless from PA. USA.
What an amazing beach! I'd never want to leave. That teeny pipe is an astounding find. Can't wait to hear what you can find out about it.
I just love it when you two find something and get excited! I have two real rats who are gorgeous, so I like that pipe stem 😂 Glad you found a full baby figurine!
Thanks for the fun. I loved your mini pipe find and the adorable hand-crafted bunny. Also, I love your terra cotta colored wellies Kate. They suit you perfectly. :-D
Unfortunately those wellies have holes in them :)
I love to see the whole family on video, love the pipe
Lovely to see the whole family out!
I've watched a bunch of your videos now. Probably most of them. It's helped so much getting through these ugly times, especially in the U.S. But I have to comment today, because I am so damn charmed by your excitement over these tiny treasures. I always am, but especially for the teeny pipe. I am very envious of all your treasure-hunting time. Thanks so much for sharing!
Thank you so much! :)
You two are priceless!
Kate is dancing a jig again. Go girls go!
Totally agree
Wow what an awesome pipe and I’ve never seen one that small. Well done guys, you found some awesome things. Happy Easter to you all.. beautiful crafting ladies. God bless and stay safe and well 🙏🙏🙏🙏🥰🥰🥰👏👏👏👏🤗🤗🤗🤗👍👍👍👍❤️❤️❤️❤️🌻🌻🌻🇦🇺
I love when Kate finds a complete doll
So sweet!! How these pieces made it without breaking!!!
You were right in saying Gouda with the ow sound, Kate. The tiny pipe bowl looks like an opium pipe and the figure looks like Atlas holding up the globe to me. Love your video as ever, thank you!! Greetings from the Netherlands
Loved the drone shot of Oscar hugging Mom!!! Also the rabbit repair is soooooo cute! Great video. 😍
Love your reaction when you find something beautiful!
Totally agree
Thank you for the joy you bring in every video! You girls are just the best! Love the Easter bunny Kate!
Hello Fleur and Kate,
The smallest claypipe comes from the. „Klabautermann „ on sea.
Happy easter for your Family and sunny .
Thank you so much for the wonderful Moments.
Absolutely brilliant Kate! You and your mum are so much fun to watch!!
Wonderful Oscar. I love seeing his smile. Such a lovely video as always, thank you.🇨🇦☮️
Epic mudlark/beach comb. Congratulations on finding the pipe. Please keep us updated if you find out more information about it. Wonderful job of painting the mudlark bird Charlotte. Painting watercolors of wildlife is a whole new level of difficult and you nailed it the first time. Keep it up. Hope everyone had a wonderful Easter.
That tiny pipe is amazing!
I know someone who found a gold tooth with a metal detector. He apparently found it after some big gang fight - it must have gotten punched out! 😬 🦷
Funny you should mention that! Kate found a tooth with a gold filling in a film coming up! :)
Your excitement sure does bring joy and happiness to the end of a stressful day! Thank you so much for appreciating the little things in life! 🥰
Your videos just keep getting better and better! This one has to be a top favorite of mine as far as mudlarking goes. I was hoping to get one last look at all of the beautiful china pieces in your roundup, but overall, I was pleased.
Wonderful just the thing to watch whilst eating hot cross buns and chocolate loved the added drone vision too!
I can’t believe you didn’t pick up that gorgeous agate next to the little round white thing!
it could be a Broseley toy pipe or a German toy pipe. They were usually made in brown and red clays. AND boy has Oscar grown taller! The bunny with the pipe stem carrots is too cute.
We will have to google that thank you:)
That is the most amazing pipe I have ever seen.
What a beautiful family and wonderful memories you are making. I’m so envious ❤️
The quality of your mudlarking videos is extraordinary, and the music you use is perfect. I love the authentic excitement you both have when you discover a piece of treasure. Thanks for all of your hard work. ❤️
Thank you very much! :)
Was a lovely video and music. You had a great day at the coast and so many lovely finds. I like the tiny intricate pipe. Love Kate's rabbit repair and clever to think of pipes for carrots. Happy Easter to you all. Enjoy your week
It may very well be an Atlas opium pipe.
Very interesting and intriguing. Great video.
That little doll was waiting for you thank you for another great video.
Fleur, Kate, Oscar and family, A Happy Easter and blessed spring. Thank you for sharing!
In Germany during Christmas they bake a type of puffy gingerbread christmas boys with little clay pipes baked I them. I think someone named them in the comments. I have never seen one that decorated before.
They are named "Stutenkerl(e)". The "e" is the plural. When I was a little girl, my father brought those back, when he visited his parents in Nordrhein-Westfalen and I loved my pipe, however of course we were not allowed to use them (even my older siblings tried secretly)
Your excitement makes your videos so much more fun! The drone footage was great and seeing Oscar too. Great finds with the tiniest bead in the world and the tiniest pipe!
Happy Easter. 🐇🐥🐰
Totally agree
Thanks so much! :)
It’d be cool to do some kind of scene in the missing face doll head, like a sculptural landscape or something creepy. ❤️ love you guys
how delightfully surrealist..........i wouldn't put it past them to find a pocket watch draped over fence somewhere
That would be amazing! :)
@@hpharridan Hahahaha i`m not sure I would want to walk into a Dali painting :)
Ok this one was over the top wonderful!!! Your finds were amazing, your crafting...adorable, and Charlotte, well what can I say, is an artist extraordinaire!!! I love spring, don't you. This year it really hits home for me...Christ risen and all things anew in nature. Thanks so much for sharing!!!
Thank you so much! :)
What a Wonderful video for families to watch together on this holiday. Such a treat. This is my very Favorite beach Mudlark Ever, as of yet anyway. : ) Well Done! Would that I were there. For now, Thanks to you Fine Ladies and the rest of the Caboodler Family, that we can all be there virtually. Folklores be as they may, It really looks as if you have happened upon the scattered remains of a 'wee ones' village. Fleur, I put my magnifier to the tiny pipe and there are an (extreme amount of details) carved into it, so I'm not leaning toward the toy idea. It's a real mystery and one which I hope you keep us informed on as you find out more. I'm so excited for all your wonderful finds. Fleur, perhaps try attaching the two rat pipe pieces together with wax. No harm, no foul. Hmm? At the 3 : 47 time stamp, when Kate spotted the faceless head, I was freaking out, thinking that was a terra cotta clay pipe bowl, upper left? Also at 11 : 40 when Kate found the German marble, there seemed to be some very interesting items, including a piece of pottery that would make a sweet planter for the doll's home. Much Love and Many Blessings to You and Yours, from Nance the Nor Cali Gal.
The wax idea is a good idea! It seems a shame not to see how it would have been. We are going to turn that little pot into a little plant for our dolls house with metal leaves :)
That pipe is amazing. I hope the mystery is solved one day. Loved your bunny upcycle. The use of a pipe bowl for her basket was perfect.
"My" best find the Lilly of the valley, my favorite ever, flower June xx
I love Lilly of the Valley too it smells so beautiful :)
Lily-of-The-Valley is May.
The robin painting is beautiful! What a great gift.
BEST FIND EVER!!! Your mini clay pipe will be the envy of all mudlarker community! Go going mum!
Sorru, I can't forget your baby doll find, misproportioned or not it is a lovely survivor!
Thank you:)
Really a Great day and roundup missed seeing sunny..pipes wow.
Treasures.
So nice to see the whole family out, after lockdown. Fabulous finds, that tiny pipe was the best! Happy Easter to all of you!
What. A. Day. !!!! 🤗🤗 Your joy is infectious, thank you for all the smiles you give us all.
~ Happy Easter !! 🐰🌼
Always wonderful to watch your adventures in the glorious mud !
Love that baby pipe!!! Very interesting find!
That would have never been a bubble pipe...too adult being Atlas motif, and too small for bubbles. INCREDIBLE FIND! IM SO HAPPY FOR YOU TWO!! Nicola had some pipe collector woman on once. I wonder if she would know?
Thank you! Yes we need to investigate more :)
Love your excitement and your items are awesome
So good to see the entire family out. Such wonderful finds. The tiny pipe is priceless. I love the bunny with his 🥕. Hug Sunny cat for me. Have a beautiful Easter. 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I am so glad you can get out again and find such amazing things! I think that tiny pipe is definitely not for tobacco, probably opium like Harry mentioned. Please keep us updated if you find out! Loved the pipe stem carrots for the Easter bunny...😂🥰
Fleur, that head you found looks like a pirate! I think I saw a hoop earring on its left side!
So Happy you all are able to get out now. What a Beautiful Beach. You are so blessed Fleur with a Wonderful Family. Thanks
Greetings from the Pacific Northwest/Pike Place Market, Seattle, WA! The tiny pipe? It looks like it could be an old Opium pipe, perhaps? Just a thought... opium was a important trade item/monopoly to the British East India Company.
Such a beautiful Shore~Line of Clay... To walk on such History, Life and near Future. How Wonderful. ❤
That is beautiful :)
Hello there, I may be wrong but I think Gouda is quite difficult to pronounce and the g more like a soft h so it sounds a bit like howda with the h from the back of the throat. Love that itty bitty pipe.
Ladies you have such 'beautiful scenery as well as music' ...it's so soothing....!! Enjoy your finds as much as you do : )
Happy Easter to you. So pleased you, Oscar and Sunny enjoyed your gifts 😀. Another brilliant day on the beach, the drone footage was great and wow that pipe and tiny tiny figurine😱. I love your creativity bringing old treasures back to life it is a true gift thank you for sharing🤎🧡💛
You are a gem
Thank you so much Charlotte for the lovely picture! It has pride of place in our crafting room xxxxx
Another lovely video. Thank you for taking us with you, again. 💎
What a wonderful beach and finds. Love the pipe and little figurine. Have to admit I really like your stoneware bottle.
Tell Harry to keep up the good work with the drone footage!
Yeah back at the beach! That tiny pipe is amazing! never seen anything like it before. Great find Ladies! 😀 Love the little rabbit! x
Thank you Amanda :)
Wow, wow, WOW!!!! What a wonderful lark!!! Such amazing finds!
Gorgeous video from a gorgeous family, June x
Totally agree
Love all the crafting. Very inspiring.
Happy Easter ladies. The rabbit ears are perfect for that rabbit.