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Back Porch Antiques
United States
เข้าร่วมเมื่อ 4 ก.พ. 2022
We are an antique store located in historic Greeneville, TN. Our goal is to educate people on antiques and also highlight some of the products we have.
Rare Fenton Alley Cats: A Closer Look at These Valuable Collectibles!
Join EJ from Back Porch Antiques as we dive into the fascinating world of Fenton Alley Cats! 🐾 These quirky and collectible glass figurines, handcrafted by the Fenton Art Glass Company, are not only charming but also highly sought after by collectors.
If you’re a fan of Fenton glassware, collectibles, or antiques, don’t miss out! We also have a wide selection of uranium glass, Millersburg glass, and more at Back Porch Antiques.
📦 Interested in purchasing? We ship! Contact us via Facebook, phone, or drop a comment below.
👉 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share for more insights into the world of antiques and collectibles!
📍 Visit us or check out our growing collection on Facebook!
Email: BackPorchGreeneville@hotmail.com
Shop Phone: (423) 609-7923
Address: 750 W Andrew Johnson Hwy, Greeneville, TN 37745
Facebook - GreenevilleBackPorchAntiques
Instagram - back_porch_antiques
0:00 - Introduction
0:45 - Carnival Fenton Alley Cat
1:18 - Hand Painted Fenton Alley Cats
2:04 - Conclusion
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If you’re a fan of Fenton glassware, collectibles, or antiques, don’t miss out! We also have a wide selection of uranium glass, Millersburg glass, and more at Back Porch Antiques.
📦 Interested in purchasing? We ship! Contact us via Facebook, phone, or drop a comment below.
👉 Don’t forget to like, subscribe, and share for more insights into the world of antiques and collectibles!
📍 Visit us or check out our growing collection on Facebook!
Email: BackPorchGreeneville@hotmail.com
Shop Phone: (423) 609-7923
Address: 750 W Andrew Johnson Hwy, Greeneville, TN 37745
Facebook - GreenevilleBackPorchAntiques
Instagram - back_porch_antiques
0:00 - Introduction
0:45 - Carnival Fenton Alley Cat
1:18 - Hand Painted Fenton Alley Cats
2:04 - Conclusion
Our Gear (Affiliate Links)
Camera: amzn.to/3vxZMVs
Secondary Camera: amzn.to/3CfjHfW
Secondary Lens: amzn.to/3CcjGcw
Gimbal: amzn.to/3NaXfux
Mic: amzn.to/39Rwt9d
Backup Mic: amzn.to/3Opzpty
Lights: amzn.to/3JQWuSw
Soft Boxes: amzn.to/3rC44KD
Motorized Lazy Susan: amzn.to/3vy0vWG
Gray Card: amzn.to/3ErpSxu
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Glowing Collectibles: Exploring Uranium Glass at Back Porch Antiques
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In this video, EJ from Back Porch Antiques dives into the unique glow and history of uranium glass-a fascinating and collectible type of glassware. From rare pieces like a uranium sugar dispenser to glowing marbles, fairy lamps, and beautiful art glass, you'll see a variety of items that come alive under black light. We also address some of the myths and misconceptions about uranium glass and i...
Christmas Open House: Holiday Finds & Vintage Gems!
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Join EJ and Santa on the back porch as they invite you to our Christmas Open House on November 16th! 🎄 Step into our antique store transformed for the season, where it's beginning to look a lot like Christmas! Explore festive booths filled with vintage treasures, from mid-century Pepsi Santas and quirky holiday blow molds to classic primitive decor, rare furniture, and unique collectibles. Whet...
Exploring Rare Antique Tools: Beryllium, Blacksmith Finds & Vintage Collectibles
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Join EJ at The Back Porch as we dive into an incredible collection of rare and unique antique tools! This video showcases some fan-favorite non-sparking metallic tools, including a polished 12-inch beryllium piece (or is it?), along with other fascinating finds like a vintage Klein Tools rigging hammer, a rare buggy wheel hub auger, and a craftsman hatchet from the Bicentennial. We’ll also expl...
Collecting Glass Jars: History, Rarities, and Intersting Market Trends
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Collecting Glass Jars: History, Rarities, and Intersting Market Trends
Is Uranium Glass Safe? Discover Unique Pieces
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Is Uranium Glass Safe? Discover Unique Pieces
Exploring Vintage Advertising Signs | New Treasures at The Back Porch
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Exploring Vintage Advertising Signs | New Treasures at The Back Porch
What's the Next Hot Collectible? Insights & Predictions
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What's the Next Hot Collectible? Insights & Predictions
Touring the Treasures: A Walkthrough of Our Well-Stocked Store
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Touring the Treasures: A Walkthrough of Our Well-Stocked Store
Ms. Brenda vs Bear | An Unlikely Customer
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Ms. Brenda vs Bear | An Unlikely Customer
Sundown on Depot 2024 Car Show in Greeneville, TN
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Sundown on Depot 2024 Car Show in Greeneville, TN
Popular Antiques of 2024: What's Hot and What's Not?
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Popular Antiques of 2024: What's Hot and What's Not?
Vendor Booth Highlight | Whistle Stop Antiques
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8 Cool Antique Tools You Might Have Never Seen Before
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What is Folk Art? | Exploring 9 Traditional Treasures
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What is Folk Art? | Exploring 9 Traditional Treasures
Vintage Charm: Exploring Antique Furniture at Our Store
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Vintage Charm: Exploring Antique Furniture at Our Store
Every Blade Tells a Tale: Inside My Case XX Knife Collection
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Every Blade Tells a Tale: Inside My Case XX Knife Collection
Discover 7 Odd Antique Kitchen Utensils
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Discover 7 Odd Antique Kitchen Utensils
Antique Store Walkthrough: Exploring Recent Finds and Unique Collectibles
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Antique Store Walkthrough: Exploring Recent Finds and Unique Collectibles
From Attic to Auction: 7 Surprising Antiques That Fetch Top Dollar
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The Top 8 Most Sold Antiques in 2023 at The Back Porch Antiques
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The Top 8 Most Sold Antiques in 2023 at The Back Porch Antiques
Merry and Bright Antiques: A Christmas Store Stroll
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Merry and Bright Antiques: A Christmas Store Stroll
The History, Charm, and Beauty of Blue Ridge Pottery from Erwin TN
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The History, Charm, and Beauty of Blue Ridge Pottery from Erwin TN
Boosting Sales and Preserving Heritage: Marketing Local History Items
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Boosting Sales and Preserving Heritage: Marketing Local History Items
Antique Store Fall Refresh: A Seasonal Walkthrough
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Antique Store Fall Refresh: A Seasonal Walkthrough
Pack and Ship Fragile Items Like a Pro: Step-by-Step Guide
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Pack and Ship Fragile Items Like a Pro: Step-by-Step Guide
Slicing Through the Ages: Antique Culinary and Butcher Knife Showcase
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Slicing Through the Ages: Antique Culinary and Butcher Knife Showcase
My Biggest Pick: An Amazing 1000 Piece Fenton Collection - Part 3 - Fenton Figurines
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My Biggest Pick: An Amazing 1000 Piece Fenton Collection - Part 3 - Fenton Figurines
do you have any emanuel felgurez clay pieces?
I have a rust lock with a Carhartt logo on the handle that is black and looks like a carbon fiber weave almost.
I bet that looks pretty slick.
I have in my collection a large bowl with silver overlay that is one of a kind I purchased years ago. It’s fun to watch people reaction when they see your collection with the lights and it’s all glowing so bright
It is one of the many joys of uranium glass.
Very interesting collection, I have a number of vintage toy cars in my collection like Matchbox 1972 Woosh N Push No.58 Diecast Toy Car and Hot Wheels 1983 Beach Buggy Series Toy Car.
That’s pretty cool. Thanks for watching!
Does the last one shown glow under UV?
Unfortunately, it doesn’t, but that would be really cool if it did!
Interesting
Never seen one, but I’ll be on the look out now!! Thx!
Hi there how can I contact you to share pictures of my 1908 mason jars with glass top and Bailey and rubber sealer inside jar?
Hello! I'm not sure I can offer much further information on those. The best way to research them is by the "Red Book." A quick Google search will get you to it. Thanks for watching.
I have a lance cookie jar that has all blue letters that read insist on lance , the jar is round, could you help me determine price
I'm not sure about that one. Normally, I'd say in the $150 range, but that may be something special. If you haven't already, try Google Lens and see if you can find any comparisons. I use it often. Thanks for watching.
I have a lance cookie jar , it's all blue letters " insist on lance " the jar is round & from my research very rare, I have only seen one other on the internet , can't find a value for it , can you help
There's a big collector base of cookie and cracker jars. I hope you find something definitive, but I'm not going to be much help. I like Google Lens pretty well. Give that a try if you haven't already.
Fine collection of Case EDC pocket knives, fun channel, liked and subscribed
Thanks for watching!
I have my grandmothers Wagner cast iron pans i had to recondition them because my dad had them in his garage. But some of the best pans to do fried chicken and corn bread in ❤.
I just looked at your page and seen that you are in Tennessee, I was just there last November around Pigeon Forge. I wish i would have known about you then but i will be back and maybe stop in one day!!!
We’d love to have you
I am so glad I came across your channel.❤
I am 52 and a couple of yers ago I bought an amber hen on a nest because it reminded me of the one that my grandmother had when I was a child. Well since then me and my husband search for vintage shops and now I search for these little hens. Just this year while in Tennessee I picked up a second one which is a rose colored one. The style is slightly different the head it a little bigger and slightly tilted along with a few other slight differences. Now after watching this video I wish I would have gotten the blue and white one that I seen as well, lol. And I would still totally get that white one with the reds eyes, btw, she would have to come home with me. ❤
It says case on it . That’s how
Besides Ball, i have 6 jelly jars with a bee and crown on the bottom. I can't find any info on them. Do you know who the company was or if they have any value?
I'm not familiar with those. I'm sorry. Maybe try Google image on the logo and see what you find. It's a handy tool to try if you haven't already.
Just bought my first piece ever today🎉
Ive got a berillium hammer and pliers left over from my days runni g stills. Never grind one of these. The dust is deadly
Thanks for watching!
I want the cat sooo much
Very cool video on tools. Thanks
Thanks for watching!
Furniture restorers would never use this snake oil. It’s a temporary solution that renders actual restoration nearly impossible.
You're absolutely correct, but that's also the point. It's not a snake oil, it's a product that makes old furniture look much better without the expense of restoration. If someone desires a perfect restoration, they probably need to contact a professional restoration specialist.
❤ uranium glass
Got one 30 yr ago.hones up real nice.
Bought a Case XX USA 3 Dot (1997) Red Stag R5207 SS Mini Trapper Knife about a year or two ago at an antique shop and use it for an every day carry. Now that I'm a Pawpaw, I reckon I'm one of them good ol grandpas now 😎
No doubt about it!
Great video!
Thank you and thanks for watching!
I don't trust greedy companies who never care about people safety.
Thanks for watching!
nice ❤
First I've ever heard someone say jigged bone was a synthetic material. Jigged bone is cow bone that's been "jigged", or cut, to add texture to the handle scale.
Yeah, he's wrong on that one.
How do you value uranium glass items?
We search demand and previous sales comparables. It's more of an art than a science. Any single thing is only worth what someone is willing to pay, so we try to learn what like items are selling for in places like eBay, fb marketplace, auction houses, and more.
HI, I'm thinking of starting my own collection of Uranium Glassware. Do you know where I could find some?
Hello! Check out our Facebook page. We would be glad to help you get started. We've got pieces suitable for all budgets, and we can ship. Also, if you're in the area, swing by and see us.
@@BackPorchAntiques Alright thanks for the tip! I'll see what I can do!
I’ve been carrying a Case pocket knife for as long as I can remember and I’m 67 years old. I carry the trapper Buffalo horn handle right now. I thought I lost it once bought gave a hart attack but I found it.
This stuff works great. You should’ve dusted the bottom though, and just removed the dusting out of the video
Thanks for watching. We wanted to show the transformation from the barn to finished product.
Yep it’s safe just don’t drink from them, and if you do the uranium can’t be dissolved by stomach acid.
Thanks for the comment and thanks for watching!
I bought a limited edition case knife set got it home and saw it's made in China on package
That's odd. I wonder if it were the packaging or something that was made there. I'm pretty sure Case knives are made in the USA.
@BackPorchAntiques yes that's why I bought it without looking closer until I got home I figured it was made in USA
Jigged bone is not synthetic, Jigged bone is a natural material used for knife handles that is made by dyeing and jigging cattle bone.
Thanks for the information!
Is it for sale?
Hello. It is still available. Give us a yell at the store and we can help you with it. 423.609.7923
Is it for sale?
The older knifes are very nice but I’ve started getting the Christmas trappers (preferably with engravings on the sides) for every year since 2010 and they’ve gained a decent bit of value
Neat idea!
i have a uranium glass chalice i sometimes use, and i also have a uranium glass ashtray literally next to my bed. ive used a dosimeter on them and although if you get right up close on it the detectors absolutely screaming, its all alpha and beta so it disappeared to background radiation past around 3-4 inches. its totally harmless.... however NEVER EVER EVER USE FIESTAWARE.... that will literally give you cancer. ive a-b tested fiestaware with both thorium mantles and radium paint on dials, fiestaware is way worse, its really funny, ive got a few bits like an old pocketwatch that are radium painted and the CPM doesnt even come close to a fiestaware pepper pot
Thanks for the information!
Radiation has a lot of struggles getting through glass. So it isn't released in high enough amount to harm people in uranium glass. However, if it is broken it will expose some of the uranium and can become slightly toxic
Seems like a pretty logical point of view. Thanks for sharing!
Uranium is also used in nuclear moms like the little boy and nukes
Never a fan of when my mom goes nuclear 😉
It both safe and not safe from what I know. If its just sitting there and I believe even used lightly not a problem. The problem comes if its chiped or starts to wear away then you have BIG problems.
But i could be 100% wrong
The mystery of the safety is something that almost makes it more interesting and intriguing
We bought some glasses and jugs that we drink from and no problems after 1 year
First comment that we’ve seen of someone using them. Good to hear all is good so far.
Hello, I have several very old antiques, approximately 2,000 years old. If you know someone suitable who might be interested in purchasing them, or if you yourself are interested, I can send you photos so you can take a look. Thank you.
Thanks for reaching out. That seems a little out of my wheel house of antiquity. We special in American Primitives and more modern pieces. However, that seems really cool and would be easy to get wrapped up in!
It looks like a mini trapper. I’ve seen one like the big one. My gramps had one and called it a bears tooth. He carried it when hunting beaver and bear in the early 80s. He was born in 1920.
Be more intelligent. Why take a risk with this shit?
Every day is a risk. To each their own on how they live each day.
Watching this 2 years after it was posted, found a mah jong set from the 1920's at the goodwill bins and want to do it justice in one of my first wood restorations! Thank you for the helpful tips
Thanks for watching!
Very informative video, and the collection itself is missive and interesting