Hope you took the jar with no bottom it would make a nice dome craft placed on one of your stands.

It was sooo cute when you realized the jar didn’t have a bottom!❤

That aqua jar with no bottom would make a nice mudlarking dome or fairy light craft. Maybe next time😃

Finding the jar without the bottom was pretty funny, I wonder if you can use it like a dome somehow... and I am really glad you found your marbles! 😂

You're not a fool! I laughed out loud when you noticed the bottom missing on that jar. Imperfections are good, but missing a bottom is a really big imperfection. 🙂You guys are so lucky. We never see stuff like this here in the states. Unless it's in an expensive antiques store. You are so good about not taking everything. I can't say I'd be as good.

😂 I was wondering when you were going to notice that there was no bottom! I love it!

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

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Sarah you are a beautiful soul, inside and out. Keep smiling that beautiful smile of yours

That bottomless bar would've made a great cloche (glass dome) display.

Stone steps were kept clan with a Donkey stine. Which is what you found Sarah. It was a kind of sand stone, if i rem rember rightly. I've never seen one in person before. That was interesting to see. Wow there was such a lot of stuff to see on this lark. Oh dear, still collecting jam jars Sarah and Mick. That was a great day out for finding things. Some lovely finds. Great stuff for crafting with too. Loved the acorn pipe. 😊

Sarah, your idea of painting the embossed bottles, then distressing them appeals to me - lovely idea ... and the aqua jar would make a wonderful hurricane glass shade

I really want to thank you, Sarah and Mick for this video/upload. 🙏 Especially, since it was one of your longer videos. You have no idea how much I needed to "loose" myself, by following along on your lark. Have not been doing to good lately. WAY to much going on around me, that is out of my control and me head is spinning, I don't know if I'm coming, going or just spinning around in a circle... 🤯😔 I even managed to smile a few times, listening to your comments, especially about the one Sarah said about "old age". 🙂 So, thank you from the bottom of my heart, if I even have one? 🤔 I so wish it were possible for me to come to England/Great Britain. (Never sure which name of the country is the "right" one to use) Just drive me out to a tip/dump, drop me and my dog (Service Dog that alerts me to my sugar drops) off with my tent, camping gear and leave me there for a week or two and I'd be happy to the point of being giddy!! I know I wouldn't be able to bring back to Sweden even a fraction of what I could be able to find but, it's the finding that for me is most important and someone else can/could benefit from the rest of the finds. I know this is more than impossible, since even though my dog has her passport, had ALL of her shots, rabies included and more, it's very difficult to be able to get permission to bring in a dog to England. You have to jump through all kinds of hoops and, if it's not a dog show you will be attending/competing, it's even more difficult so, I'll just keep on dreaming. I have not been able to locate any old dumps/tips here in Sweden. Have managed to find two "oldish" bottles in relative good shape this past summer, only a little bit sick on the outsides that both have applied tops. And 2 old tins and lids that have contained Vaseline, while I've been out in the forest surrounding my house foraging for mushrooms and berries. Someone had found them before me, and propped them up against the foot of a pine tree so, I have no idea where they actually found them. Anyhow, once again...Thank you for this video/upload, I really needed it. ❤ //Solani

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

thank you so very much maryellenweber 💖

A great lark with nice finds, lovely marbles, and a bottemless jar, imagine if jam jars were bottomless a never ending supply of Jam, lol ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

OMG! that jam jar with no bottom made me laugh so hard! I love being along for the adventures.

17:43 wow marble heaven 😍

My sister in law and I love your "old lady" noises! We make them too 😊

Love the enos bottle . So jealous of the marbles 😮😍

little bottle, marble, and other little bits thank you for sharing

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

Thanks for watching!

Wow,great marbles ! So much fun watching you lark😊🌹

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

Thanks so much 😊

Hello Mick and Sarah,you are both cleaning up really awesome items and in such good condition.Sarah,you have a creative eye and mind.Being able to give broken items a new life,to repurpose them into something unique.Groovy stuff.✌️👍

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

Thanks so much

A lot of nice embossed bottles today and other great little finds .

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

Thanks very much Bryan. And thanks so very much for the kofi

It makes me think that children were playing a game there and left all their game pieces to run home for supper or something a long long time ago!! Even though I know that’s probably not true lol Great finds!!

Nice to see what Pond's bottles looked like in England. I have a small bottle in my bathroom.

Did laugh hahaha the glass jar with no bottom 🤣🤣🤣 you could of edited it out but thanks for keeping it in gave us a giggle.

So many marbles and beads and awesome finds! Great video you two, thanks for sharing 👍⭐️

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

Thanks so much

I'm sorry, had my best laugh when Sarah kept talking about this perfekt jar with imperfections and at the very end notis there's no bottom in the jar 🤣

Great finds! Love all the marbles. The amber bottle looks like it had a spoon attached to the side (the place where you thought a label would go) - nice find either way!

The no bottom jar would have made a cool light cover. like a light in a wood base and then that sit on top of it. :) would make the blob look cool.

Marble happiness. Enjoyed watching.

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

Thank you!

That bottomless blue jar, would make a great light shade, for a standup or hanging light, just a thought on other uses for such jars. That pink bead looks like a Murano venetian lampwork bead from the 1920's . Greensill's Mona Bouquet looks like it was a perfume used to put on a handkerchief or your personal toiletries. Made by T.S. Greensill sold by Douglass in the Isle of Man, I believe that's who made it.

The bottomless jars make good storm candles

Thanks Sarah for your videos, I appreciate them so much. ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜

At least you know you’re not losing your marbles! 😂 Great little gems with the ally gob (sp?) 💕from Michigan, USA

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

Yes! Thank you!

Fantastic video, thank you.

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

Thank you too!

The embossed bottles sell for 50 to 100 each in America. I wish I found a place like that I would take every bottles broke or not . The broke ones glued together sell also. The uranium glass if broken is ground into powder for put in paint to make glowing paint

That was a great marbles day can't wait to see what you've got for the Christmas crafts as usual your fabulous standard of entertainment was second to none thanx again Mick and Sarah the Manchester Mudlarks best on the tube by far very far

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

Thanks so much 😊

@gigiwilson9124

7 ай бұрын

@ManchesterMudlarks your very welcome your videos are a ray of sunshine I'm a bug fan of Mick's explaining the origins of things 😀 lol and your face when he does first class above the rest way higher

Amazing finds love watching your videos wow all them marbles in one spot 😃💕

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

Thanks so much

Thank you for this lovely episode!😊

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

Thank you too!

So many marbles ❤

Great finds!

I can only dream about being in a place like this

😊 love watching your videos specially live so I can chat back at you love going on adventures with you

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

Glad you like them!

You are an adorable old fool Sarah! 😄😉🥰

The bottle diggers must have known you were coming and saved you all the jam jars ❤️❤️❤️🗝️👍

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

he was there right next to us, we just did not film him

What is worse than finding a worm inside your apple? Half a worm.

Wonder if those tiny lids would fit on a vial? Might be interesting! Love the finds today!

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

Great idea!!

That bottomless jar would make a great cloche for your crafts. I tip lark because of finding these videos. I see people lament that there is nothing here in the US but they are so wrong. Its all Victorian stuff you guys find and the US was well swinging by those days. If there is a park with a creek, there is probably old garbage. Thanks for inspiring me to go find my own treasures. btw, I am a perimenopausal woman who is not fit AND I go do it by myself. IF YOU WANT TO DO IT< GO DO IT!!!

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

thanks very much brandihayes1274 and your right IF YOU WANT TO DO IT< GO DO IT!!!😀

Awesome pipe Bowl

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

Thanks 👍

Thanks.

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

You're welcome

The brown lid you found around the 51 minute mark actually looks like a plug?

No bottom jar might be great to make a lamp

Why not take dish glass turn into Christmas gold dish glass to sell it or keep. Be mindful about crafts Christmas. 😊

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

Great idea!!

@DMC8707

7 ай бұрын

@@ManchesterMudlarks glad you like my idea. 🙂

Why not take glass stripe bottle and put old Newpaper history on glass bottle and look good old history both mix. 😊 crafts idea

@ManchesterMudlarks

7 ай бұрын

Great idea

@DMC8707

7 ай бұрын

@@ManchesterMudlarks yeah offer you my idea. So you can get people interested in your craft's old bottles' history and earn profit from people who love history to remember that.

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