Over $20,000 Paid! Antique Storage Unit! Storage Unit Finds!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 ก.ย. 2024
- We continue to go through the vintage and antique abandoned storage unit in order to see what other cool storage unit finds we can uncover! There are so many cool items thus far, so I cannot wait to see what else has been hidden in this abandoned storage unit for over 20 years! Keep in mind that this stuff has been in this storage unit for 20 or more years, which means they probably paid over $20,000 for whatever is hidden!
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Part 2: • Storage Unit LOADED Wi...
Part 3: • Found Her LIFE SAVINGS...
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I LOVE you going through everything. As an older woman, I like to see the knicknaks, glass, china and such. The wooden thing is for those "placemats", but are supposed to hold bed linen in the olden days. The small antiques sign is adorable! Will you please put on your stuff on TH-cam, also?
The broken doll with bridal gowns could be a Madame Alexander doll. It could bring in some money in your auction. Those doll gowns are gorgeous!
Those eggs are carved from rocks and are collectable. The figurine of the lady in the blue dress: 1835 is probably the date the fashion was popular.
24:37 I had one of those hanging on the inside of the door to my antique shop. It would ring every time someone came in or left.
Those little figurines look like they are from the 50's. I would look for more info on them! There were some really nice items in these boxes. Great video Amber! Have a good weekend guys!
Elephant stuff sells well. I have heard and Elephant with his trunk up means good luck. Very cool items.
The Wind in the Willows is a book by Kenneth Grahame.
A well loved children’s story here in the UK.
Goebbel makes Hummel figures too.
Well lovede in Denmark to!!
The red glass basket is cranberry glass and the white glass nubby small vase is hobnail glass. Amber and green glass were popular to collect back in the 80's but Dr. Lori says they are coming back up.
Love the Mr. Rogers hand puppet.
The Wind in the Willows by Kenneth Graham was one of my favourite books when I was a child. That was the 1950s but the book was published in 1908.
The white bowl is called silver Crest worth 15 to 20 $s... occupied Japan items are worth a bunch... you guys got some great stuff..worth lots.
The little wooden stands and quilts go together collectible.
On Christmas eve at midnight it is good fortune to ring a bell.
Those little clowns at @ 15:59 are really old you can tell by the paint and the face on the figurines. Cute items
God Bless🙏🏻
All that stuff was so cool
23:00 Harrods is a giant department store in London, a must visit if you guys ever take a vacation to London. I was there in 1985
The brown glass chicken , is a candy dish 1940-1950.. The elves are 1940-50 ,, German design very collectable items .
Harrods high end store in England !!
I bought an elf on a slipper shoe 20 years ago for $49 told it was German 1940 , only got for that price, because someone wrote on it with a sharpie 😄
The amber hen on nest is made by Indiana Glass and was produced in many different colors%
The bells go above a door and there would be something hanging from it that would make the bells ring every time you open the door
Gorham silver company. Check for sterling bottoms.
And the lady figure from Germany.
Is de company who makes Hummel's
You are sitting on a gold mine with this unit. I hope you guys check everything before sell it because a lot of the things that you said about putting in your yard sale could be worth way more than what you would get in your yard sale. Good luck. I really hope you make tons of money 💰
When I seen the wooden elephant I had to laugh 😂. I have one that we call a wooly mammoth because it hasn't been dusted in years. We did it on purpose to see how long it would take living in the city. Three years and we love it.🥰
Harrods is a big shop in London England ( a very expensive shop), the owners son died in the car crash with princess Diana
Dodi Fayed, Mohammad's son.
Harrods is expensive shop in London. They made film of wind in the willows to. There's some lovely things in there xxx
in the binwith the fourth of july stuff. The little wooden stand is like a quilt holder. The three "quilts" would be draped over the bars. All the stuff in the box is called Americana.
The brass stick with the stone on it goes into the Brass pot. You put fuel into the pot and they become a fire starter for your fireplace. Light the stone and place it under the logs.
I LOVE THIS UNIT IT WAS HUGE!!
The ruffled cups and bowls are very good money.
Wind in the willows are old stories from England, very enjoyable. ..Gems agalore. Good luck with your sales. Margaret n Iceland
Those glass chimney looking things look like they would go on sciences that hang on the wall. I had some that I put candles in them.
Basket is horn of plenty💕
Horn of plenty, Cornucopia. Means bountiful harvest. Popular on Halloween. Thanksgiving too.
Hahaha the sneaky hand grabbing the wooden stand for plates as well as pictures Hahahahahah!
Very famous children's book. I remember reading it.
Blue wavy top bowl is antique Fenton glass. Very collectable
Luv the lanterns, I collect them.
Luv the alabaster eggs
Uranium glass glows
Goebel made hummel figurines
Yes makers mark. Vintage elf figurines are sought after by collectors. Occupied Japan is anything that was made when the US Govt occupied Japan. Those can be very collectible as they were only made when US was there for a few years. You guys hopefully look up comps on vintage items. The white wavey bowl is Fenton glass and that clear rim on it is called silver crest.
His ✋ hand just taking stuff off tablet lol. Ps.you ever think of opening a threft store i cam see it doing well
The wooden rack is a quilt holder and a little things of cloth or miniature quilts to go on the rack
17:42 The large tin Americana bear is from Home Interiors and Gifts company. I used to sell their products. Homco is also sold by the same company. Figures are highly collectible because they are no longer in business.
Gorham is silverware...generally, highly respected manufacturer. EP means electroplated as in silver-plated. You are right goes on a holder. It should be EP as well.
You actually sounded just like the puppet on Mr. Rogers... lol🤷♀️😁
That white glass bowl looks like what they call milk glass. Alot of people collect it. great work on the vids! Keep it up, you doing amazing!
I would definitely look up some of your items for sold comps on ebay. Some of the glass goes for decent money. The white bowl with clear edge is Fenton Silver Crest. You also have the blue trimmed bud vase also Fenton. Your bumpy one is called Hobnail. Also Fenton. Your red glass basket is probably Viking Glass. And the German Porcelain Doll figuring may be worth looking up as well. Andria by Sadic too. Anything marked occupied Japan is desirable as well. Good luck 👍
Yes, some of the figurines look from 50's.
50's Glass is on it's way out, more is available then there are buyers anymore. Collectables are mostly sought out by the generation they are from or exposed to. Most all fade into obscurity as people get older. As people get older they are usually trying to condense their belongings and are not really buying more stuff that is not necessary. I cleared most of my glass inventory out. Like most books and clothes it isn't something to get excited about. Sure their are some valuable pieces. Not many anymore. I had to reduce what I had 70-80 percent just to move it from what you could get 10 years ago.
That's right!
The thing you put fruits in at Thanksgiving and put it on the table is called a cornucopia.
Some of the little knick knacks are from the 50's, very valuable
Aynsley is well made. Often called Capodimonte in that style of flowers.
What were the dates on the newspapers used to wrap all the little porcelain collectibles from the boxes? The Occupied Japan figurines may have been originally owned by the locker owner, or picked up later for his/her own collection.
Not sure on the dates
@@TheJebusFamily It would have been interesting to see how long some of those items had been well wrapped and put away, like from someone else that passed and the contents went to the last owner. Loved the video though. You found some really unique and possibly valuable pieces, especially in the Occupied Japan collection.
4th of July bin had a miniature quilt holder and the things you thought we place mats are miniature quilts.
Citizens quartz is a watch brand and can be very expensive
The brass thing with the ceramic ball goes with the brass pot. It was used for resin to start a fire in the fireplace
Love you guys positive energy and enthusiasm! Keep having fun making $$$ 🙂
I just love you guys
The green candle holders set goes with the clear glass globes which are candle cups. A way to hold chunkier candles in taper candle sticks
If it's marked Occupied Japan, it is more valuable. You need to check those out before you auction those off. Not yard sale items.
Love the clock
Very cool!
Sugar bowl, no lid with it. It is from the Depression era. My grandmother had that pattern.
That glass vase you said had ridges is Hotmail. Collectable. The little elves were popular collectibles in the 40s and 50s. Made in occupied Japan is collectable.
The candlesticks would glow. The clock is Art Deck style
The flowered ornament could be valuable. Looked like Recap amounts and very good shape
Hello Amber & Jebus! Have a great weekend!
That whole patriotic box is wonderful.
Got lost looking for part one. But still
L enjoying!!
At 22:47 .my mother had a flower bowl like that and the gold rim was 24k. You would hang that brass bell piece above your door because when a bell goes off by your door it's wards off evil spirits.
The bowl is Fenton silver crest. $35. It's going up! Goebbels, the figure marked with that, and Germany, also has an artist signature. Please look it up. Could be lots of money. Almost every piece I saw needs to be looked up!! Please.
The kitty puppet is from the Friendly Giant tv show. The thanksgiving basket thingy is called a 'cornucopia' or
'horn of plenty' . Occupied Japan ornaments and plates are desired by some collectors. Not sure about the collectability of any of the made in Thailand ones. Looks like they had house decor for every occasion. 4th of July, Halloween, Christmas & Easter.
Love these videos Amber, take care, and thanks !
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Pretty picture
The little elf from occupied japan is pretty collectible...the hen dish is called hen&nest and the gloebl lady is also collectible...in case you guys didn't find out yet
23:25 is a Mosser Eyewinker Clear and French Opalescent flare top violet's vase. I can't remember if it is 1910s or 1920s .... but is over 100 years old so antique at this point. I am not sure if it glows in the dark or not because a very few of those French Opalescent ones did.
If some of the needle work you see the XXXX design those are called Counted Cross Stitch or Cross Stitch.
5:26 is milk glass, not common piece
5:31 biscuit or dinner roll baskets
5:50 Anniversary clock by Citizen from 1990s. Nice clock
6:19 Goebel is the company that makes Hummel's, uncommon. goes for about $60 now BUT usually people are buying replacements and will pay up to $150 for them
6:50 Gorham glass lamp covers, I THINK can't remember clearly but I THINK they went on silver candle sticks omg I hate this when I can't remember stuff or they could have been on sconces but I doubt it, Gorham didn't really do sconces I really think came as hurricane lamp covers for candles... see I am trying to jog my memory hahaha
Oh there's so many thing I want so will be waiting for the live auction!!! Love watching you describe the items!
Everything in this video has been sold already
Check the three baskets. If Longaberger, quite expensive. Then Google the HQ building. It was once shaped like a basket.
The two clear glass may go into green candle holders
Awesome!
Anything marked Occupied Japan is a valuable collectable.
Great video Amber Love you guys have a great weekend!!!!!!
Mother Goose is 100. $ on the antiques site. That number 612 is a 1st edition
hi all just to let you know that the wind in the willows is an English TV programme also there are a few books out as well hope this helps and greetings from bonnie Scotland think what you guys do is great love watching you all if its locker units or dumpster diving or yard sales thank you for keeping me entertained
The wind in the Willows was a series that aird in the late 80 or beging of thr 90,s. Originated from England. Someting on the line of winne The Pooh.
Hey guys. First of all I love y'all .... I think I mentioned to you before all those nic nacs and pictures that have homeco stickers. That is home interior merchandise and can be worth money. Those old ppl you showed are discontinued. I use to work with the company so please check them out before you let them go for a dollar or two. Ok just fyi. Keep up the good work love these videos. 🥰🥰🥰🥰🥰
At 6:41, that is a collectible Goebel--the real thing. You'll have to check that specific figure to see the value. The writing in black is signature of painter.
Miniature quilt hanger the wooden rack
Cool white bowl
WOW great finds. I would love to purchase your glass wavy bowls and knobby vases.
That basket like a horn is called, corn-a- cope- e-a . well it's called that when it's full . you've heard the term, " it's a cornacopia of fruit" or what ever.
( don't know if I spelled cornacopia right or not.
I'm loven' this video!!!
Close, cornucopia.
@22:26 you pulled out the "stick with the concrete"" that goes into the the brass covered bowl you pulled out in the same box. It's and old fashioned fireplace starter. Though that pot looks a little small for that wand/ might be not be for that exact wand. Some pots are cast iron and you would set them next to fire place. The wand would soak up the starter fluid( kerosene or whatever they would use back then)
The 3 Sleep related Figurines are a set called a jurney of Dreams made in East Berlin in 1964
hehe "teal lookin tie dye thing" LMBOOOO
I wonder if there are 7 of those elf like figures… Perhaps they are the dwarfs from Snow White, just not the Disney version.
23:18 more Fenton. I even skipped some other Fenton. I wish y'all sold more of this on ebay. I can't do the live auctions.
Cornucopia...is the horn basket that has harvest produce spilling out
5:20 Fenton silvercrest milk glass bowl. Those are really nice & collectable!
You are great
Mother goose book is from 1932 selling for $100 at Abe’s used books
My dad had this book as a child.
Laura Ashley was made in the UK, they have closed their shops now.
Uranium glass glows in a certain light. I thinks it is a blue light. So it is a way to test your green glass.
The wind in the willows is a British author Kenneth grahame. It was a tv show for many years.
Ainsley is highly collectible and expensive, laura Ashley is a British designer again expensive, looks like you’ve either got a Brit who emigrated or someone who was a massive collector of fine British collectibles
Anything that is marked "occupied in Japan " is highly collectible
Cool 🎥 amber
Laura Ashley stuff is expensive it's from the UK there's shops all over the UK. There's a shop in Oxfordshire I've burn to couldn't afford to buy anything there as too expensive lol lovely shop tho all clothes are 100% cotton it's all good quality stuff and very collectable
Wind in the willows is a classic British story books based on animals
The pop its are bangers here in the uk
I'm sure the clock from Harrods , knightsbridge will be worth a few quid , that shop is for the elite in England