The orange glass bowl is supposed to have the chip on the bottom as that is the pontel where the glass blower cut it from the blow pipe. Possibly that piece may be Murano
The bubbles are called control bubble... the bubbles are typically created by rolling the molten glass on a metal surface covered in sharp spikes, poking holes that are then covered with another layer of glass, trapping air in the holes
Those glass pieces that you thought were broken are worth about $20-30 each. They are globes (not sure if that is the right word) for lamps or sconces. I have a beautiful lamp that my grandson accidentally knocked over & broke 5 out of 8 of the globes. I found replacements online but I have not yet as the costs I found would be about $150 for what I need to replace.
I like how you save your yourself alot of time later by sorting most of that stuff as you bring it out of the locker by flea markets, trash and auction. Stay safe and Happy 4th.
34:40 yes, I also think the round printed items are some kind of special promotional photography book or exhibition piece, coffee table piece. Maybe a group of photographers... something like that. Maybe from the 1990s??
I’m not sure but that column in the box with the vase an hot plate in could be a tourist piece from back in the early days when the Victorians used to visit Egypt. I looked back and it looks metal but keep your eyes open for tourists pieces usually made from marble it’s a lotto winner if you get any. Love watching your videos must be well over 100
Paper weights a little tip for you jack if they are ground down they are modern they use too be the glass left over and dumped on the floor so if they look like they have been dropped or a hole in the bottom they are probably older and worth a lot more. Any questions please feel free to ask if I can help if I don’t know I’ll say enjoyed the holiday video. Was you secretly hoping for a Fabrge egg
Back in the 60s, 70s & 80s. The big 3 companies in the Lehigh Valley were Bethlehem Steele, Air Products an 39:32 d Mack Trucks. You saw a lot of those bulldog ash trays. My jr.high was Trexler jr. high. There was a 5 ft. Mack Bulldog in the main entrance right outside the main offices. Mack Trucks was a huge part of the area. Even their world headquarters was here. Now we just have the Macungie plant to remind us what was. Only Air Products survived.
That galvanized metal box with the "F" on it looks like a Foremost logo. That's a dairy manufacturer that my mom used to work for in southwest Missouri. They went out of business in that area a long time ago. They're still in business as a co-op and I don't know if they are out in California or not, but that brought back a lot of memories for me. They manufactured the little milk cartons for school and it was THE best chocolate milk! We even had a dog named Foremost because my mom found her as a stray at her work and they would feed her cottage cheese and milk. Can you tell I'm feeling nostalgic? I'm excited to see what you discover with it.
The bubbles inside blown glass is bullicante. You can tell the quality of glass with bullicante in it by how controlled the bubbles are, same shape/size and spacing of the bubbles. Murano glass often has bullicante and it has a polished clear bottom. The yellow vase and peach bowl could be Murano.
That yellowish greenish vase with glass rope around it may be worth something , not sure if its Fenton or something else. Just saw one similar on another auction.
Um, that piece of orange glass could be Murano and the broken mark on the bottom is from the glassblower cutting it off the rod. You may have some money there.
Just remember to pull off the cap on the sweater shaver! (I've been fooled into thinking mine didn't work!)---I'd love to know what the story is behind that extended paint brush!---Art glass usually sells for big bucks in Solvang!
It could be 1920s. Not the red MCM lamp, the other one, aluminum looking lamp with a shell base. Jack went by that lamp so fast, I couldn't see anything but the base.
I have a brass ship's wheel with wooden handles my grandfather had made for his home made (but very WELL made) pontoon boat. It wasn't cheap back then, (1960s) but it's worth a lot more now.
Not your beste's locker ? One thing is for sure Jack...you certainly are organazised when it comes to being prepared, I think it's a great locker and you've underestimated a few things, I like the camera that had oil on it, it's dali'esque with the melted look, can't wait to see the rest of it...thanks pal.
Hello Jack. Let's see what's inside of the other abandoned storage unit. Everything looks awesome. You'll make your money back when you sell everything. Happy 4th of July to you and your family. 🇺🇸🇺🇸
43:45 My mother had the entire set of these dishes, of which she left for my daughter, which are now stored in 3 large black and yellow totes...in our basement 🤦
That is a nice clock like a ship's compass Maybe it'll bring a $100 or more I do like the rose wood It is a nice item defined with those vintage bedsheets that are Check your bed sheets green
This locker was fun!! But you sure would of hated the locker I packed cause it had way more tape and bubble wrap!! My sister even said if I see one more pics of either she would throw up! Thanks for another great video!!
I hope you saved those glass lamp shades that Janna thought were broken. They look old, like 1920s. I'm waiting to see you bring out the multi-branched lamp they go on.
With all the lockers you get... I would think a smallish warehouse close to home where you can bring stuff there where you have everything set up and to keep it out of your garage. I'm not sure if you pay for keeping the original locker for an extra month or not, but you could save some $$ there by just moving everything right away and into a warehouse situation.
Should make all your $ back just by selling the shelving units on marketplace that way you dont have to move them just meet at unit n let them take them from there.Happy 4th.
Thank you for quick auctions. Most of them, I don’t have time to wait through an hour or more.
The orange glass bowl is supposed to have the chip on the bottom as that is the pontel where the glass blower cut it from the blow pipe. Possibly that piece may be Murano
That orange dish maybe Murano and the chip might be a pontil scar! That yellow vase with applied glass is collectable too!
The bubbles are called control bubble...
the bubbles are typically created by rolling the molten glass on a metal surface covered in sharp spikes, poking holes that are then covered with another layer of glass, trapping air in the holes
I was thinking they poked them in there. I just didn't know about the rest of the process
Those glass pieces that you thought were broken are worth about $20-30 each. They are globes (not sure if that is the right word) for lamps or sconces. I have a beautiful lamp that my grandson accidentally knocked over & broke 5 out of 8 of the globes. I found replacements online but I have not yet as the costs I found would be about $150 for what I need to replace.
I have one that has Murano globes I need to replace 4 tulips whaa $$$$
Those glass lamp shades look expensive
The pipe looking thing with handle is for pounding fence posts into the ground. (Round metal ones)
The 3rd ships wheel looked like it had a masonic mark in the top🤔
I like watching you go through the lockers. I admire your ability to work in what I see as chaos. you get so excited over finding spare change!!
Looks like a great locker Jack & you got shelf's too !!!
That cork may go on the Harley jar
I like how you save your yourself alot of time later by sorting most of that stuff as you bring it out of the locker by flea markets, trash and auction. Stay safe and Happy 4th.
34:40 yes, I also think the round printed items are some kind of special promotional photography book or exhibition piece, coffee table piece. Maybe a group of photographers... something like that. Maybe from the 1990s??
8:25 The painted character is Obelix from the French Asterix the Gaul comics and films back in the 1960s on through. I loved Asterix as a child!
I’m not sure but that column in the box with the vase an hot plate in could be a tourist piece from back in the early days when the Victorians used to visit Egypt. I looked back and it looks metal but keep your eyes open for tourists pieces usually made from marble it’s a lotto winner if you get any. Love watching your videos must be well over 100
Jack, You look amazing!! I wish I was 20 years younger....Janna you must be so proud!!! Bless you and the family!!!
I love your positivity! Thanks for making your videos.
Paper weights a little tip for you jack if they are ground down they are modern they use too be the glass left over and dumped on the floor so if they look like they have been dropped or a hole in the bottom they are probably older and worth a lot more. Any questions please feel free to ask if I can help if I don’t know I’ll say enjoyed the holiday video. Was you secretly hoping for a Fabrge egg
I love Chicago Cutlery. Great underrated kitchen knife brand, IMO.
You should ok up weather vanes, some are rare, being on barns and all they don’t survive well!
Happy 4th,I like it!!!🎉
Glass piece marked Gibson is probably Charles Gibson...made paperweights and handmade marbles and other glass pieces...
Back in the 60s, 70s & 80s. The big 3 companies in the Lehigh Valley were Bethlehem Steele, Air Products an 39:32 d Mack Trucks. You saw a lot of those bulldog ash trays. My jr.high was Trexler jr. high. There was a 5 ft. Mack Bulldog in the main entrance right outside the main offices. Mack Trucks was a huge part of the area. Even their world headquarters was here. Now we just have the Macungie plant to remind us what was. Only Air Products survived.
That galvanized metal box with the "F" on it looks like a Foremost logo. That's a dairy manufacturer that my mom used to work for in southwest Missouri. They went out of business in that area a long time ago. They're still in business as a co-op and I don't know if they are out in California or not, but that brought back a lot of memories for me. They manufactured the little milk cartons for school and it was THE best chocolate milk! We even had a dog named Foremost because my mom found her as a stray at her work and they would feed her cottage cheese and milk. Can you tell I'm feeling nostalgic? I'm excited to see what you discover with it.
This guy owned a boat. The dresser is from a boat as is the clock in the wood case.
The box of glassware looks like anchor hocking Wexford pattern
The bubbles inside blown glass is bullicante. You can tell the quality of glass with bullicante in it by how controlled the bubbles are, same shape/size and spacing of the bubbles. Murano glass often has bullicante and it has a polished clear bottom. The yellow vase and peach bowl could be Murano.
Hey Jack & Jena and family. Awesome video. Take the rest of the day off and have a great 4th of July celebrations.
Thanks for the 4th of July video Jack. It's slow at work bcuz of the holiday, so it was extra entertaining.
That yellowish greenish vase with glass rope around it may be worth something , not sure if its Fenton or something else. Just saw one similar on another auction.
Hi Jack, I do like the second locker. I like when things are on shelves.
The clock in the box is a ship's chronometer. Looks to be a decorative one.
Um, that piece of orange glass could be Murano and the broken mark on the bottom is from the glassblower cutting it off the rod. You may have some money there.
Checkout that large vase. I’ve seen some vases go for huge amounts.
Just remember to pull off the cap on the sweater shaver! (I've been fooled into thinking mine didn't work!)---I'd love to know what the story is behind that extended paint brush!---Art glass usually sells for big bucks in Solvang!
Hey jack. At 12:22 that lamp looks to be MCM. Back to the show! lol
Hmmmm....I watched a cpl more minutes and yep...nice MCM score, Jack!!
Westsiiide Gary would love that camel box.
Canne wait. Love floor to ceiling boxes lol 🤞🍀. Let’s see now
Loved the boxed ships clock. The side rings balances on pivots fixed to the ship n rolls with the waves. Thanks Jack n Jenna.👍🏻👏
I do like the vintage goose neck table lamp for a desk 25 Is very nice mid-century modern lamp and industrial look
It could be 1920s. Not the red MCM lamp, the other one, aluminum looking lamp with a shell base. Jack went by that lamp so fast, I couldn't see anything but the base.
No black and green
Yes it's the one that was more or less like a cast aluminum
That large ship wheel clock had the Freemason symbol I believe
Happy 4th to you and your fam. Be safe and careful!
Hey Jack big fan from PA...Love your videos..
The pipe with the handle is probably for driving small posts or rods in the ground etc.
Happy 4th of July, Jack, Janna and family!
The orange piece of glass you thought was ashtray is from Moreno Italy and is worth about 40 bucks
The Bulova clock is a ship’s clock. The boat wheel looks real to me.
I have a brass ship's wheel with wooden handles my grandfather had made for his home made (but very WELL made) pontoon boat. It wasn't cheap back then, (1960s) but it's worth a lot more now.
You have some really nice shelves too!
Not your beste's locker ? One thing is for sure Jack...you certainly are organazised when it comes to being prepared, I think it's a great locker and you've underestimated a few things, I like the camera that had oil on it, it's dali'esque with the melted look, can't wait to see the rest of it...thanks pal.
The orange dish may be Murano glass ! This guy had high taste. I think you should look up all of those framed pieces for value !
Love to see you again Locker Nuts 🥜 ❤️🥜❤️🥜❤️ Happy 4th
Lamp value $1800.
Hello Jack. Let's see what's inside of the other abandoned storage unit. Everything looks awesome. You'll make your money back when you sell everything. Happy 4th of July to you and your family. 🇺🇸🇺🇸
Still fun and like you said interesting stuff!!!
That box of glasses and tumblers is from the 70-80s . The pattern is called Wexford.
43:45 My mother had the entire set of these dishes, of which she left for my daughter, which are now stored in 3 large black and yellow totes...in our basement 🤦
I like them all!!!
I do like the one that your guts said to buy the most Because it was better wrapped and taken care of than the other one
Happy Fourth to you and your family
I graduated in '89. 😂 Look - more shelves!
That is a nice clock like a ship's compass Maybe it'll bring a $100 or more I do like the rose wood It is a nice item defined with those vintage bedsheets that are Check your bed sheets green
Great finds love those glass items
The glass apple 🍎 is so gourges. Have a wonderful 4 th of July's 🎉🎉
I enjoy watching your video's and you find some cool stuff
This locker was fun!! But you sure would of hated the locker I packed cause it had way more tape and bubble wrap!! My sister even said if I see one more pics of either she would throw up! Thanks for another great video!!
😁👋👍👍👏👏💕🙏🏻
So sad that the episode was over.😢 Looking forward to the next one.
Happy 4th of July
I hope you saved those glass lamp shades that Janna thought were broken. They look old, like 1920s. I'm waiting to see you bring out the multi-branched lamp they go on.
the Visionaire is an artsy avant garde magazine
hope you emptied the glass tool box the box is nice to sale a lone
Some vintage leather belts do very well on eBay And some people like their vintage leather
I do like the vintage looking sesame street bank I'd still wondering if you maybe have a pair
With all the lockers you get... I would think a smallish warehouse close to home where you can bring stuff there where you have everything set up and to keep it out of your garage. I'm not sure if you pay for keeping the original locker for an extra month or not, but you could save some $$ there by just moving everything right away and into a warehouse situation.
That is a nice vintage Mac bull truck bulldog ashtray Advertising for the vintage worth about 50 or more
greetings from germany, love your videos
Hello from Chiang mai...
Yes, this locker seems more interesting than the first one! We are waiting for the rest to be sure!
LOVE THE CHANNEL 😄
I love that dragon shirt.
Oil on wood should not hurt it. Just wipe it down and it will be fine.
Love the look of this Lock fingers crossed ⚔️⚔️⚔️
Happy 4th of July from Nevada
Those glasses at the end of this video are older. My mom had a set in the 70’s.
With that shirt you should have part of the video play in high speed lol
LOL 😆😂
Jack you should never judge by its cover, as the old saying goes, take your time & always look twice. mx
To get bubbles in Glass they use a Syringe while its still molten and inject air
I truly love that little cabinet with small drawer
I'm enjoying this locker x
Last box looks like Waterford or Tyrone crystal Antrim design
Hey Jack I like it always enjoy your videos 🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉
A beautiful apple paper wait kind of reminds me of a piece of Miranda glass but it isn't
Should make all your $ back just by selling the shelving units on marketplace that way you dont have to move them just meet at unit n let them take them from there.Happy 4th.
Cork was for Harley money cup
Looks like a fun locker
If you ever find a medical scooter without keys, you can get a replacement from the manufacturer. They are universal.
Maybe a MG Wheeler MCM SIGHTLIGHT Art Deco Flying Saucer Brass Desk Lamp
I graduated in 1988 too!😊
Shame I live in the uk🇬🇧as I would love those trinket wood boxes, my dads sort of thing he'd love as a gift mx
glass vase and orange bowl blown glass...could be murano glass????
Jack, I like it!!😊
That wood piece looks like it goes on back of boat
Lol u are killing me today to funny scattered brain 😅
i loooooove your videos. I am planning on buying one with my brother too soon
Love it ❤
Vtg sharpening stones in their original box can sell for big bucks. Depending on their age, brand, etc.
Storage auction pirate Deserves the gem box and the treasure map