We are explorers of New York City’s history. We find artifacts in landfills, construction sites, shorelines, creek, marsh beds, privy vaults and cisterns. Some things are found with a metal detector or by eye on the surface.

We are artists and historians, creating art and jewelry from what we find. We strive to present a small fraction of our city’s past by bringing these objects to light, in the form of a decorative object and wearable art.

We sell our bottles and jewelry at the Grand Bazaar NYC flea market on Sundays until End of October. 77^th Street and Columbus Avenue in New York City.

Come see us at the Union Square Holiday Market. November 16 - December 24, 2018.

The Artifact Artist - Official Trailer from Kaleidoscope Pictures on Vimeo.

Follow us on our explorations on Instagram: @girlfindstreasure and @greybeardboy,

Late Deco 1930s Sterling Silver brooch	1940s dinner plate shard
1890s-1910 dresser drawer pull	1890s-1905 talcum powder bottle
1940s porcelain bisque miniature figurines	1940s shooter marble
Poison bottle circa 1920s	2018 Jewelry Collection
Video: Finding a fire truck from the late 1930's to 1940's

Digging in an East Village 1850's privy	1650-1780 Revolutionary War and Colonial Artifacts from Lower Manhattan	Finding 1850's medicine bottles
1940's rubber bunny, Bronx.	1950's plastic toys, Brooklyn.	1860's kitty skull, Queens.
1850's J Boardman soda bottle, Queens.	1850's painted glazed marble, Queens.	1910's cone inkwell, Bronx.

1890s brass buckle and latch, Bronx.	Bakelite and copper, Brooklyn.	1860's porcelain fishtail, Queens.
1850's soda bottle, Queens.	1860's porcelain doll, Bronx.	1860's clay pipe, Manhattan.

We are searching. Come back soon.

Belle and Scott