I live in nearby Maryland and with a reseller friend, drove over to Lemoyne in hopes of meeting Jocelyn to say HI. I have watched CLL videos for a couple of years now and am a fan. I hadn't even really discovered your vids yet, George. Unfortunately, by the time we got there, the line was so long, we needed to eat and wanted to have time to look around before it got so late, so I gave up. My friend Grace, who is a spry 95 year old lady, and yes, a dealer with a long-time booth where I've been for only a few months (Emporium Antiques of Old Town Gaithersburg) just sat up front at the tables and chatted with whomever, since she can't walk that much. And wouldn't you know, Grace told me that Jocelyn and maybe Dagny (?) (so nice too,) came up to the table where she was and was talking with one of the other people sitting there. I was off still looking around and so missed her again. Drats! 😣Oh well, another time! And now I'm really enjoying the heck out of your vids too! Thanks, George! #CrazyLampLady
What an amazing turnout! You and Jocelyn (and Kat and lots of other TH-cam resellers) are a huge part of why so many have new or renewed interest in vintage and antique! Your respect for theses pieces of the past and the way you ensure they are valued (not only monetarily but the emotional connections too) is to be admired. Always love your videos George!
my mouth dropped when i saw the man with the siver and turquoise , especially the squash blossom necklace ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ My favorite collectibles are silver & turquoise also copper / turquoise
This was fun! I bet you all were exhausted after such a long day of meeting & greeting people! I love this community on TH-cam, everyone is kind & supportive of one another, but of course, wonderful creators attract wonderful people🙂 Thank you, as always, for sharing George. xo
Your videos and JE were fabulous! I was blown away by all the attendees. But, I shouldn't be. You guys "put yourselves out there". You shop , do shows, participate in your communities, and put out very entertaining and informative videos. You have a tremendous work ethic, are REAL, and are always nice and polite. JE has availed herself and her legal team just like a ferocious Mama bear when any of her friends are threatened by a thief of content. I'm glad Dagny participated as she represents another aspect of shopping and selling. She is a hoot and very endearing. As for Andrew, he represents a whole other dimension of knowledge. He represents both the Rev and Civil War with a tremendous amount of knowledge. As Americans, we don't know much about our history. And, George, you give all of us military brats a good name.
I’m the one from Delaware.Thanks again for signing my book ( Treasure Craft) by George! I’m the lady that had the Puzzle Bottle. Thanks for your help with that.
Just happy wonderful fantastic vibes. You are a wonderful guy,,,everyone so happy and excited to meet each other..that was great for Crazy Lamp Lady to put together,,,just a wonderful video. What the tribe should be like. Wow...I love that butterfly wing tray...one gal here who taught at university had a massive collection with another gal when legal and they made a flying design in a rainbow picture of them for the new theater...back in 2008 and went to a production with mom. Always everything in your vids and a huge lift...so neat she got a bunch of baby gifts...I have Patti's first line in my typing here and she just says it..,,,all the knowledge in the joy of it all and no pretense,,,thank YOU.
The Fenton handle signature is the signature of the person that applies the handle only! Each step in the production from blowing the glass to the mold to crimping to handle to hand painting is all done by a different person that specializes in that part of the process! Each piece of glass is handed off many multiple times. Luckily the handle makers were able to leave their mark as where others were not!
I’ve been waiting quite a while to see this footage. I would have been there if it was closer to me. Neat to see some of the things people brought in. I think that religious print was one that was hanging in my Sunday school chapel when I was a little kid. 🙏💚💚💚
Thank you, George for this video. I’ve learned so much from videos, that you and Jocelyn submit. I’m so thankful. Drew never ceases to amaze me of his vast knowledge of Civil War pieces. My mom always shopped at the A&P, and passed down her thirst for 8’0Clock Coffee to me.
You are such a wealth of information. I didn’t realize you live in Washington. We live in neighboring states. My abode is in southern Oregon. So enjoy your channel. I learn something every time I watch you. Blessings to you and yours
Oh George, I share your love of book ends!!! Sadly they don't sell well on my neck of upstate NY...but then neither do books another of my loved!!!! Lol. Always learn n enjoy your videos!!!carry on!
Thank you for featuring my male cameo pin at the meet and greet appraisal! I was so honored and thrilled that you found it interesting! Your knowledge and enthusiasm for antiques is wonderful to see. You, Jocelyn and Dagny were so gracious to us all. Looking forward to your next video! Take care and thanks again!
I so loved meeting you, Jocelyn, Dagne and Drew. I am 4 1/2 hours away and it was worth the drive to meet you all. You were so sweet and nice. OOXX the long hair girl. PS.This came up in my hubby's account he's Terrence and I am Linda! and one more thing.. I bought one of the jewelry jars! it was fun to go thru.
What a great day of vintage and reselling friends. We're still hoping that one day you'll get to Texas and maybe do a meet and greet with those of us around Round Top or maybe Canton.
Thank you for the awesome information on the royal bayreuth. I have had a vase for a year and had NO idea what it was....and now I do because of YOU!!! George strikes again😁😁
Hi George! Wow, that appraisal fair was crazy loud! The male cameo was super-nice. I really liked that odd-shaped Nippon bowl, with the butterfly. There were a couple of what looked to be low pedestal tables, against the wall, in the booth with the sign with your name on it, that caught my attention. I liked the look of those. I think I would've had to have bought the 1930's wall sconces. Those were nice. I liked the doorknob escutcheon plates the aluminium alligator was setting on. That mall was really loaded with items, and there was a lot there that caught my eye. There were several of the spaces that could've easily taken an hour each to film. Thanks for the tour!!!
I need to go back, I honestly think I missed half the store and I think some of the more true antique stuff was on the side I barely touched! Having said that, I did really like those sconces and the cameo was great. I'm glad you got to come along to our noisy event!
I’m a little late to this video but what a great turnout! I agree I see antique store much busier than a few years ago! I think it’s because of people like you and Joselyn and others who are pointing out their value. Sure you can run into hobby lobby for decor but when comparing quality there is nothing like old stuff!
@8:55, checkout the guy in the Skagway, Alaska hoody!🙂😁✌ That's kinda rare. Lol! Way to represent! Anchorage in the house! And yes! I enjoy your videos!🙂✌💙#Ak907
George, again thank you! I don't understand why you don't have several hundred thousand subscribers. I wish I could twitch my nose and make it happen for you. I hope to see you when you are West again. It shouldn't be too long now before you feel the rain, toss your hair in the salty sea breezes of Seattle, and hear the whale calls. Safe travels.
ALLURE of Celery: would love to view a video of you and other wonderful vintage-knowledgeable collectors/sellers having a fancy dinner using and explaining use of items such as celery containers, cream soup, berry, and nut, bowls, salt dips/cellars?, and other dinnerware that I seldom have ever seen in use. Great excuse to show off great serving dishes and break bread together 😄🌱💕 Who is your favorite (celeb?) chef, and how can the community connect to make this happen? ✨
The Roundtop (TX) Antique Fair is just a few weeks away! I'm very excited for my first trip there. I feel better prepared from learning so much from you and your videos!! I can't wait to go search in the wild!
The rapt looks on everyone's faces when they listened to you talk about their treasures was so heartwarming George. You bring so much joy while educating us.
Hi! The 1930 wall sconces you looked at in the mall match exactly two sconces on my fireplace that came w my 1909 house!! I also have a matching ceiling fixture w three of the the same glass light covers around a central matching ornate metal fixture. I absolutely love them and always wondered if they were as old as the house or from a bit later. How exciting! 😊💞
Hi George. This was so fun to see. I have been waiting on your video from that. Oh at the flea market i have a booth at i was just telling a few other dealers about you an told them to subscribe to your page. I hope they did. They are a amazing couple. Oh i got a treasure craft small green boot planter with a pixie from them for 2.50 cents. Thanks George.
George, may I ask your age? I grew up working for my parents since the mid 80's. We traveled, doing mall shows, flea markets (Antique World near where I was raised), Burton, and so much more. Yet YOU seem to have SO much more knowledge. HOW do you do it?
@@TheAntiqueNomad oh! It's OK! All the women chattering in the background at the appraisal table drowned you out a little. I just can't dicepher sound like that. I did notice one other comment about it. But honestly, if I'm the only one it's not a big deal. It's just me. I promise! Love your videos.
George I started watching you right after the Mayfield tornado. Are you living in this area now? I hope it's getting better down there. If your ever in union county let me know and I'll take you all out for BBQ, Cajun or Mexican it's the best restaurants we have here.
George you said some kind people brought glass cats for the girls. I hope you received one or two things also. Because you also gave such great expertise information. 😃✌
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
of course it was packed!!!!!!!!!😍
Your knowledge is unbelievable George! I could listen to you all day! Love your videos! Julie, Seattle
Wow, thank you! I hope to see you up there, maybe at Epic Antiques
I live in nearby Maryland and with a reseller friend, drove over to Lemoyne in hopes of meeting Jocelyn to say HI. I have watched CLL videos for a couple of years now and am a fan. I hadn't even really discovered your vids yet, George. Unfortunately, by the time we got there, the line was so long, we needed to eat and wanted to have time to look around before it got so late, so I gave up. My friend Grace, who is a spry 95 year old lady, and yes, a dealer with a long-time booth where I've been for only a few months (Emporium Antiques of Old Town Gaithersburg) just sat up front at the tables and chatted with whomever, since she can't walk that much. And wouldn't you know, Grace told me that Jocelyn and maybe Dagny (?) (so nice too,) came up to the table where she was and was talking with one of the other people sitting there. I was off still looking around and so missed her again. Drats! 😣Oh well, another time! And now I'm really enjoying the heck out of your vids too! Thanks, George! #CrazyLampLady
That looked like so much fun! I'm sorry I missed it. And what a boon for the Antique Marketplace! So nice of you all to do that. 💕
It was so much fun for all of us!
What an amazing turnout! You and Jocelyn (and Kat and lots of other TH-cam resellers) are a huge part of why so many have new or renewed interest in vintage and antique! Your respect for theses pieces of the past and the way you ensure they are valued (not only monetarily but the emotional connections too) is to be admired. Always love your videos George!
That is just great to hear, that's honestly why I started the channel! I'm glad it shows and is helping
Jocelyn's baby bump is so sweet
Thank you George. Always fun and fascinating as always ☘️
Thank you I enjoyed it
my mouth dropped when i saw the man with the siver and turquoise , especially the squash blossom necklace ♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️♥️ My favorite collectibles are silver & turquoise also copper / turquoise
He was wearing a collection I'd love to own!
This was fun! I bet you all were exhausted after such a long day of meeting & greeting people! I love this community on TH-cam, everyone is kind & supportive of one another, but of course, wonderful creators attract wonderful people🙂 Thank you, as always, for sharing George. xo
We were but it was worth it!
Your videos and JE were fabulous! I was blown away by all the attendees. But, I shouldn't be. You guys "put yourselves out there". You shop , do shows, participate in your communities, and put out very entertaining and informative videos. You have a tremendous work ethic, are REAL, and are always nice and polite. JE has availed herself and her legal team just like a ferocious
Mama bear when any of her friends are threatened by a thief of content.
I'm glad Dagny participated as she represents another aspect of shopping and selling. She is a hoot and very endearing. As for Andrew, he represents a whole other dimension of knowledge. He represents both the Rev and Civil War with a tremendous amount of knowledge. As Americans, we don't know much about our history. And, George, you give all of us military brats a good name.
Aww, thanks for that! Here's to military brats. I was also blown away by the attendance, but it was a good foursome we had to meet them all
I’m the one from Delaware.Thanks again for signing my book ( Treasure Craft) by George!
I’m the lady that had the Puzzle Bottle. Thanks for your help with that.
So cool and yes Karen, it’s great to hear from you again! Really enjoyed meeting you
You are a literal font of knowledge!!!! I learn something new with each video.👍
That's great to hear, thanks!
Awwwww LOVE ❤ IT!!!!
The turn is to be expected ! 🎖 🌟 💫 You guys rock ! !
I was hoping to watch jocelyns videos of this meet and greet... but im glad i can watch this one.
She did a little of it but it was so busy it was hard to film!
So cool to see Jocelyn's baby bump!!!! 💓 George, you're a genius!
He really is! His knowledge never ceases to amaze me- it's endless!!
Fantastic!!!
All of you so very knowledgeable , fun to see Jocelyn, Drew and Dagny. I bet you go back to Florida with lots of treasure!
I did well! It was much fun.
Hey George and Jocelyn! Greetings from the Antique Marketplace of Lemoyne.
Hi Beckie! So excited to show this
It was so great to meet you that day George! Thanks for coming out!!!
I was so glad you came!
Rather a lot of excited women ! Perhaps a quieter area for appraisals next time Glad everyone had fun And nice to see you guys together
It was such fun!
It's the acoustics, not loud women lol 😉😆
Great turnout. Enjoyed collaboration with Jocelyn and dagney.
Me too!
So much fun, some of my most favorite youtubers.....wish I could be there!
How fun to see you all together! thanks for taking us along!
Love watching you!
Just happy wonderful fantastic vibes. You are a wonderful guy,,,everyone so happy and excited to meet each other..that was great for Crazy Lamp Lady to put together,,,just a wonderful video. What the tribe should be like. Wow...I love that butterfly wing tray...one gal here who taught at university had a massive collection with another gal when legal and they made a flying design in a rainbow picture of them for the new theater...back in 2008 and went to a production with mom. Always everything in your vids and a huge lift...so neat she got a bunch of baby gifts...I have Patti's first line in my typing here and she just says it..,,,all the knowledge in the joy of it all and no pretense,,,thank YOU.
The Fenton handle signature is the signature of the person that applies the handle only! Each step in the production from blowing the glass to the mold to crimping to handle to hand painting is all done by a different person that specializes in that part of the process! Each piece of glass is handed off many multiple times. Luckily the handle makers were able to leave their mark as where others were not!
That is true! I do recall that they had different skills in the hot shop so the handle appliers had the advantage there
I’ve been waiting quite a while to see this footage. I would have been there if it was closer to me. Neat to see some of the things people brought in. I think that religious print was one that was hanging in my Sunday school chapel when I was a little kid. 🙏💚💚💚
That was fun. I find it interesting seeing the "trends" and different taste in things.
Me too! The Invicta was a good car as you know
What fun. Wish I had been able to attend. Thank you for sharing.
Love watching you two shop together! Aw....I love Gonder pottery! I guess someone has to....lol
I actually like some pieces very much! The larger fan vases and such are good.
@@TheAntiqueNomad by the way do you know where you are setting up at the Lawrenceburg Tri-State show yet? I am getting ready to sign up.
I love also.
Thank you, George for this video. I’ve learned so much from videos, that you and Jocelyn submit. I’m so thankful. Drew never ceases to amaze me of his vast knowledge of Civil War pieces. My mom always shopped at the A&P, and passed down her thirst for 8’0Clock Coffee to me.
You are such a wealth of information. I didn’t realize you live in Washington. We live in neighboring states. My abode is in southern Oregon. So enjoy your channel. I learn something every time I watch you. Blessings to you and yours
Oh George, I share your love of book ends!!! Sadly they don't sell well on my neck of upstate NY...but then neither do books another of my loved!!!! Lol. Always learn n enjoy your videos!!!carry on!
Thank you for featuring my male cameo pin at the meet and greet appraisal! I was so honored and thrilled that you found it interesting! Your knowledge and enthusiasm for antiques is wonderful to see. You, Jocelyn and Dagny were so gracious to us all. Looking forward to your next video! Take care and thanks again!
I so loved meeting you, Jocelyn, Dagne and Drew. I am 4 1/2 hours away and it was worth the drive to meet you all. You were so sweet and nice. OOXX the long hair girl. PS.This came up in my hubby's account he's Terrence and I am Linda! and one more thing.. I bought one of the jewelry jars! it was fun to go thru.
Appreicate your knowledge George.I loved this one!
This was fantastic. Your content is always a high end production. It's obvious that you put a lot of work and effort into your videos. Thank you!
Thank you! I try hard, for an amateur videographer I'm improving I guess
That was so much fun!! Thanks for creating and sharing the video!
Our pleasure!
Fascinating to watch, it makes me a little home sick, but I love FL too☘️
Courtship of Eddie’s Father with Bill Bixby as the Father. I just remembered that, when you mentioned it.
Wish I was closer to you guys awesome stuff George ... The 3 of you are a world of knowledge for sure !!! love and blessings from Utah
Fantastic thank you, love you all from down under New Zealand ❤️
What a great day of vintage and reselling friends. We're still hoping that one day you'll get to Texas and maybe do a meet and greet with those of us around Round Top or maybe Canton.
I have always dreamed of attending that huge flea market-antiques thing in Roundtop. I live in Missouri, so it would be a bit of a drive.
Yes I hope to in the Fall!
It would, but it's really great!
Thank you for the awesome information on the royal bayreuth. I have had a vase for a year and had NO idea what it was....and now I do because of YOU!!! George strikes again😁😁
Looks like it was a great time!!!!!!!! Wish I could have been there!
Awesome video🥰
GREAT VIDEO , NICE TO SEE A CROSS OVER OF TH-cam CELEBS LIKE A TV SERIES
Awesome 👏. hail hail all my favorite u tubers are here🤑 so much fun 💚🍀
It's obvious you all had fun. That's great.
It sure was!
Wonderful video George, TY
Hi George! Wow, that appraisal fair was crazy loud! The male cameo was super-nice. I really liked that odd-shaped Nippon bowl, with the butterfly. There were a couple of what looked to be low pedestal tables, against the wall, in the booth with the sign with your name on it, that caught my attention. I liked the look of those. I think I would've had to have bought the 1930's wall sconces. Those were nice. I liked the doorknob escutcheon plates the aluminium alligator was setting on. That mall was really loaded with items, and there was a lot there that caught my eye. There were several of the spaces that could've easily taken an hour each to film. Thanks for the tour!!!
I need to go back, I honestly think I missed half the store and I think some of the more true antique stuff was on the side I barely touched! Having said that, I did really like those sconces and the cameo was great. I'm glad you got to come along to our noisy event!
George, you are so knowledgeable. The movie “courtship of Eddie’s father” was one of the first roles for Ron Howard. He played the kid.
Actually Brandon Cruz played Eddie. It was 1969. He was 7. In 1969 Ron Howard was 15 years old.
@@karen-ck1fr Brandon played in the TV version. I was referring to the movie version which was the poster George was showing.
thanks! You are both correct about the tv show and movie, and which actor played the role in which one
Wow, great idea. Loved it! So doggone loud!
Love the appraisals! (had to resubscribe, youtube glitching)
Thanks for doing that! The appraisals are really fun to do
I didn't realize till I saw Jocelyn's video that she and Drew were having a baby. Your video was wonderful, would love to see this mall for sure
Surprise! Due in the next few months...
I’m a little late to this video but what a great turnout! I agree I see antique store much busier than a few years ago! I think it’s because of people like you and Joselyn and others who are pointing out their value. Sure you can run into hobby lobby for decor but when comparing quality there is nothing like old stuff!
@8:55, checkout the guy in the Skagway, Alaska hoody!🙂😁✌ That's kinda rare. Lol! Way to represent! Anchorage in the house! And yes! I enjoy your videos!🙂✌💙#Ak907
Hi George and Joshly so excited to see what treasures you can find. Greetings from Newberg, Oregon
Hi Karla! I used to be involved with Lafayette Schoolhouse Antique Mall near you. We'll have another video with more shopping soon
@@TheAntiqueNomad Great hope you come out this way would so enjoy meeting you.
George, again thank you! I don't understand why you don't have several hundred thousand subscribers. I wish I could twitch my nose and make it happen for you. I hope to see you when you are West again. It shouldn't be too long now before you feel the rain, toss your hair in the salty sea breezes of Seattle, and hear the whale calls. Safe travels.
Wow, thank you! I will be out for the Spokane antique show in late April.
Loved this video
I was just thinking, boy I’d love to see a George video, and poof!!, there you were! So much good stuff, and knowledge on your part.
Hi, Leah! Thank you and I"m glad I showed up!
The Alaska Aviation Museum might be interested in that Wein memorabilia. 🙂✌
Good thought
You guys are so intelligent, I love learning from you!
Such Fun
It was a delight meeting you at this event. I came from Ohio.
Yes, thank you so much for coming all that way! We were really delighted to get to meet
ALLURE of Celery: would love to view a video of you and other wonderful vintage-knowledgeable collectors/sellers having a fancy dinner using and explaining use of items such as celery containers, cream soup, berry, and nut, bowls, salt dips/cellars?, and other dinnerware that I seldom have ever seen in use. Great excuse to show off great serving dishes and break bread together 😄🌱💕 Who is your favorite (celeb?) chef, and how can the community connect to make this happen? ✨
I do love that idea! I need more serving pieces (and a chef) to pull it off
The Roundtop (TX) Antique Fair is just a few weeks away! I'm very excited for my first trip there. I feel better prepared from learning so much from you and your videos!! I can't wait to go search in the wild!
Have fun! It's huge and you'll have so much fun. I was hoping to go but maybe in fall
The rapt looks on everyone's faces when they listened to you talk about their treasures was so heartwarming George.
You bring so much joy while educating us.
It brings me joy too! Thank you
I love the young, blonde lady in pink coat giving Friendly waves at the camera!!🙂
I had to leave that in, she was sweet and I thought that was cute!
Hi! The 1930 wall sconces you looked at in the mall match exactly two sconces on my fireplace that came w my 1909 house!! I also have a matching ceiling fixture w three of the the same glass light covers around a central matching ornate metal fixture. I absolutely love them and always wondered if they were as old as the house or from a bit later. How exciting! 😊💞
How neat! I'm glad you saw something that helped sleuth your own house
Sure enjoyed this joint venture!
Looks like a great time!
I found a Fiori Blanco fountain today at an estate sale for $50. I love it!
Neat!
This is such a great video!
Wein Air Alaska was very popular until the early 80s I believe when they shut down.
Yes I think Alaska Airlines took them over
Really enjoyed meeting you!
Tracy the redhead
Same here! You were very memorable and I hope to see you again
@@TheAntiqueNomad
Me too!!
Wish you guys would do this in my area. It'd be great to meet you & others I watch every day!
Bill Bixby was Eddie’s Father!! I watched that show too George! We must be close to the same age!!
Great video
Always learn from you.
Hi George. This was so fun to see. I have been waiting on your video from that. Oh at the flea market i have a booth at i was just telling a few other dealers about you an told them to subscribe to your page. I hope they did. They are a amazing couple. Oh i got a treasure craft small green boot planter with a pixie from them for 2.50 cents. Thanks George.
Looks at that squash blossom necklace and rings on him!
Yeah, right?
I wish I was able to be there. It is only about 2 hour drive for me from NJ . Definitely want to visit this antique center.
It’s well worth the trip!
OMG I want to go to this mall! I live in NJ so maybe a road trip with my daughter?????
It's huge!
You should!
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It looks like fun times you had.
Sure was!
George, may I ask your age? I grew up working for my parents since the mid 80's. We traveled, doing mall shows, flea markets (Antique World near where I was raised), Burton, and so much more. Yet YOU seem to have SO much more knowledge. HOW do you do it?
I'm 56, got into the business in my 20s so that helped
You are such an awesome guy! Go get some good stuff!
Unfortunately, I couldn't decipher what you were saying but I'm glad everyone had fun!
I'm sorry! I didn't have anyone else comment about the sound...what was your experience?
@@TheAntiqueNomad oh! It's OK! All the women chattering in the background at the appraisal table drowned you out a little. I just can't dicepher sound like that. I did notice one other comment about it. But honestly, if I'm the only one it's not a big deal. It's just me. I promise! Love your videos.
Love to Support my fellow TH-camr / Reseller as you know I do - With Like & Comment!!!
George..when will you be in WA state again? Like for a show or something?
Presuming the Spokane show goes off as scheduled, I'll be there late April
Oh. I'm in western WA.
❤️❤️❤️
TFS!
George I started watching you right after the Mayfield tornado. Are you living in this area now? I hope it's getting better down there. If your ever in union county let me know and I'll take you all out for BBQ, Cajun or Mexican it's the best restaurants we have here.
Hi there! I would love to come see you in Union County. Hopefully I'll get up to Sturgis to shop sometime
George you said some kind people brought glass cats for the girls. I hope you received one or two things also. Because you also gave such great expertise information. 😃✌
People were very generous with us all!
😊😊😊😊😊😊
Early! Great Video!
Yay! Thank you!
anybody else wave to the little girl ? I did... twice heeheehee