My thoughts: 1) Charles & Diana are glaring at each other even on that platter; 2) The Bambi piece was heart-meltable, and 3) Giant patio cat was amazing.
@@TheAntiqueNomadWhenever I buy something new to eat from, like dish wear, the first thing I do is soak and scrub off the labels lol I guess I'm not a real collector. I buy things to use, with rare exceptions when I buy something decorative.
Good evening, what distinguishes your channel on other antique channels is that you are distinguished from them by the accurate and useful commentary on the age of the antique.
Gray video. Thanks for all the information you share as you take us on your travels in antique shops, auctions etc. This past week on the Crazy Lamp Lady she did a homage to you as she found a piece of Treasure Craft in a Goid Will in Pennsylvania. Thanks again. Be safe & Stay well. Love this Sunny but wish she wasn’t all alone.
I was excited Crazy Lamp Lady noticed the Treasure Craft! I'm glad to share. Sunny is surprisingly happy there, she gets to ride on the hat of the man who works there and hang out at the counter a lot so she's really not lonely
Hey George! As usual, I enjoyed this journey with you as I try to soak up every bit of your incredible knowledge! Unfortunately, I can't retain it anywhere near what you can! Thank you!
you are "Amazing" !...thanks for never ceasing to share your gift!...continual Blessings forever. I'm always learning from you. Hope to meet you one day at a meet & greet.
You are so welcome! I wish you blessings as well. I certainly hope a lot of us can meet someday, I'm all about bringing the real world and online world of antiquing and vintage together!
The architecture of that jewelry box is everything! My #1 wish list item. I just 💜 this channel and George! Can't believe he gives us all this FREE information. I hope he makes lots of $ in his business. Thx George. You're a very cool cat. 😎
Aww, thanks! I've been blessed with some generous subs and some mail order from this, I went in with the idea that I wanted to give back for all the knowledge people shared with me all these years but I also am appreciative of the people who are supporting what I do now, especially in these strange times.
I appreciate that! I'm happy to share knowledge so we all can enjoy these things and their place in time--and our lives. I'm glad to be a calming influence in these rather hectic times
Oh! I love the zombie glasses! One of my favorite drinks, goes well with dim sum. I really appreciate your videos, how you explain things and teach as you go along. Cheers
Thanks, George! As always, a great video with a wealth of information. I could listen to you all day if life would allow me to do so. Keep the great content coming, please. BTW....I agree, that picture with the beach goers towards the end is fantastic!
My formula for making money over 40 years was based on the premise that people both ate and drank. I focused on the kitchen and barware. The sales of both never let me down. My first stop at estate sales was always the kitchen, then I headed for the basement and the built in knotty pine bar. Your tours are just amazing! Thanks.
I really favor those areas as well! Kitchen stuff sells because people can justify it as "useful". I like everything it seems, but those are closer to "needs" than wants. Hope to see you in Bardstown soon
I discovered my favorite childhood photo, the Turner Flamingo! Omg, Thanks forever! I will be ordering the print and hanging it right in my home! My mother's living room again.
I usually am not a fan of caging birds either, but Sunny actually gets to ride on the owner and managers' shoulder most of the time and spends relatively little time in the cage except at night. She seems to have a good life! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and look forward to sharing more with you
Late 70s - At High School I was a bad ars Rock n Roller, jeans and jean jacket out smoking cigarettes in the smoking area (where I met my husband) On Saturday night I put on my wrap skirt and body suit with strappy heels and snuck off to the Red Caboose to Disco... I miss those days
Newish sub here. I found you through crazy lamp lady. I imagine that your channel will blow up. I love your tours and appreciate you. Thanks for sharing! Xoxo from CO
Thanks for subbing! I'm appreciative of her zeal for the business and the stuff, so I'm grateful she finds my channel worth recommending. Hope to get through Colorado soon
You are most welcome! I worry that the understandable desire to eliminate racial stereotypes will also erase the legacies of some black folks whose contribution to our society deserves mention, even if it seems archaic to us now
New subscriber. Haven’t watched everything...yet. But I like the way you tell how much things are marked or what it is worth. You are very informative and are teaching me valuable information. I love mid century anything 😃
Mr. Nomad , I love your videos. Seeing a lot of the stuff reminds me of days gone by.. I bet you have a good time going to other states and seeing all the great things.
A commonly found machinist chest are those made by Gerstner of Dayton, Ohio. Gerstner will refinish and refit one of their originals for a price to hold jewelry if you choose.
My beloved uncle passed, but I have good memories of our arguments of who was better Elvis or The Beatles ,his was Elvis was just one compared to four.
My mom had two of the redwood chairs on the patio..I found them uncomfortable.. i much preferred the other patio chairs and she had the tall windmills and a silver dollar tree .wow what memories .she also had a ice crusher that was bulilt and shaped like a bullet, and a complete set of franciscan desert rose dish set..I always wanted them but they were given to my cousin. Because I got her other set and so much more when she passed..u are always a wealth of knowledge and bring back so many memories for me.
I have a set of Franciscan Desert Rose that belonged to my grandmother. (It's the more desirable stuff from their early California production days.) Unfortunately it's not my style at all, so I'm glad to hear there are people who still adore it. I'm much more of a minimalist at heart, so I haven't yet figured out what to do with it. Right now, it's in a box on my living room floor--not very practical. I hope someday it will find a new, loving home here in FL. It's too much to ship, so I'll have to find someone local who can appreciate it. I have many other of my grandmother's things that better align with my personal aesthetic, but the great thing about design is that there's something for everyone. Thank goodness!
Hey Sunny!...I bought two Zebra Finches in a Vintage Store in Loveland Ohio about ten years ago...We hatched many chicks from them...We still share our home with two of their offspring.....
Love the Vintage Christmas collections...I collect Holt Howard and I have a few Christmas Items that I decorate with...Holt Howard makes us and others ...Smile...My Son calls them..Mum’s Cartoon People...I collect Pixie ware...
That Unicorn at 45:42 the Swarovski Crystal is just beautiful. I don't collect mermaids but Unicorns are on my list. Amazing for sure, thanks for sharing and you have a great day with safe travels
Being in the U.K. it’s nice to see the town shots you include That Italian chandelier is fabulous I love that you nearly always say the prices - I’d have liked to know the Picasso-esque picture price The US lamps have different shade fittings from those in the U.K. Loving the historical info you bring to the pieces
We were pretty backwards in Bremerton in the 1970s, it was all heavy metal bands all the time there...probably the influence of people shipped in through the Navy
The Antique Nomad I left Bremerton in 1980. My friends introduced me to disco my family was hippieish very untraditional lifestyle. I really liked disco and my favorite all time show “love boat.”. :) . Bremerton has great memories for me. It was at a time as a kid you would leave and not return home until dusk.
Love your videos. They’re so interesting and informative. Also, if you’re ever in LA, we have a great tiny museum called , “The Velveteria.” Full of vintage velvet paintings!
So nice of you, I appreciate the compliment and more that you're interested in sharing my knowledge and experience! It works both ways in the collecting biz
I remember the times when we were first married they were inexpensive and I bought a few. Later I had my husband buy me more, I used to have a great memory,so I knew which ones I had.
So nice of you! I'm thrilled that this is interesting to someone in India, you have so many fascinating old things there. I went to an amazing display of sculptures and stonework from India in Los Angeles, and a beautiful display of India gold jewelry from the colonial era in St. Petersburg, Florida
THANK YOU VERY MUCH for the lovely reply. WISH YOU A VERY HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION ENJOY. Wow great to know about your dealings with Indian artfacts and jewellery. Yes here lots of old things are available throughout the country as every state is different from other In terma of I culture n language n lifestyle n weather n food . Even by religion . ....that is why we have so much artfacts n other items . I have visited almost all over INDIA to collect artfacts. And I was running my home as AIRBNB . So many people from. Different parts of the world stayed at my home . I collect coins n currencies, camera n artfacts. N I also upcycle things to make useful items . N LOVE ANTIQUE AND VINTAGE ( every thing) 😊😊🤟🤟❤🌹
I have watched most of your videos and can proudly say .....GEORGE is the only guy who knows about antique n vintage of the whole world. And I am a proud subscriber. 😊🤟🤟🕺🕺🕺
Great area to explore for antiquing! I remember the 70’s velvets... we had a couple many years ago when these were hot! Did most of these come from travelling vans originating in Mexico? Thanks again for great tour!
That was my experience as a kid, we lived right by the Mexican border in San Diego for awhile and they'd bring up a van, set up on a busy corner and sell until someone presented a copy of the ordinance requiring a business license
That cane was nice.. i found one in our attic, a snake looks like it is crawling up the cane and has a box that is open with a ball inside u can roll around with green, red i can't remember the other colors if any of like spade and heart maybe idk. You can tell it is really old i cant find much about it. Not sure ehat hear it is from. The house is mid 1800's all my husband family lived here build the house and so on. So u can imagine what all we found..
@@TheAntiqueNomad i wish i could show you.. ot is nice.. I would like to learn more about it... I want to use it as decor in dinning room... not sure how..
Love your videos...so varied and always educational!!! Did you remember to check on those green salt cellars in your booth? Do not remember where in FL they were...thanks, George!
My thoughts are that if a piece has withstood the test of time and still works lets use that one instead of something new and very breakable. Todays world is a throw away world, it costs more to fix something than to go out and buy a new one. Thanks for letting me tag along with you. Have a great day
What are some great sites besides eBay and etsy to maybe understand and learn more of things that are antique and vintage. From a to z because we have all different kinds of stuff..
It's old fashioned (and you'd have to source it online), but if you get an old Schroeder's Antique Price Guide from about 1990, the info (and some of the prices) will be about in line with today. It's a good way to quickly get general info about a lot of stuff
That small jadeite swirl Fire King bowl in the set in your video is not the bowl the one in your video is the 6 in the one that is worth a good amount of money is the 5-inch Bowl which is worth around $300+ by itself
Hi George! I have the exact same leaves signed with the same black marker in the same way "AH 1980". I assumed this meant Artisan House. Will you please let me know if you're aware if any C Jere pieces were signed this way?
Jere made pieces and sold them under the Artisan House name, I've had them with Artisan House tags on them. There may be a Jere ink signature somewhere else if you look closely
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thank you, I think it's beautiful & well done. And thank you for the positive comments about my hometown, South Bend, yesterday. My cousin owns an Avante and my grandfather worked at Studebaker & designed for them. keep safe in your travels!
No social distancing? K weird. I have post prohibition whiskey bottles embossed with federal law forbids the use and resale of this bottle on them. In amber and clear, cork tops and screw tops. Are these of any intetest?
Oh, they're social distancing for sure, especially now...in fact, masks are now required in St. Pete. I find that if I'm holding a camera and doing my thing, people give me a wide berth so I've had plenty of distance generally. The federal law is mainly to prevent bootlegging, some people collect certain ones but mainly for the shapes or labels, most post-prohibition bottles aren't worth a lot
Im glad youre doing these videos. O do have some cool shaped federal bottles, lots of plain janes, but some cool ones. Im from Clearwater out of state but will be moving back to crystal river from new england early next year. I hope we talk more often. Maybe work together.
Sorry meant to say to up date this I saw this in one of my feeds and thought it would be fun to see this. I go there ever few months.I live about 45 mins away I find It fun to walk around and check out the shops.I had gone to lions head in may was told was going out of business@@TheAntiqueNomad
That really is a lot, I'm afraid TH-cam puts those in automatically and I don't have a lot of control over that. I know most are skippable, but I think they do it to get people to pay the $10/month to get the Premium subscription where you don't see ads at all.
I LOVE the Bee Gees!!!!
I admit to secretly liking the horn part of "You Should be Dancing"
Great video! Thanks George!
Glad you enjoyed it!
I was quite the disco dancer in my mind! LOL! Love the Bee Gees record player.
I knew I wasn't, but it's fun to pretend I was good at it! I got a kick out of that too
My thoughts: 1) Charles & Diana are glaring at each other even on that platter; 2) The Bambi piece was heart-meltable, and 3) Giant patio cat was amazing.
Lol yes about the Royals! Can't go wrong with cats or Bambi either
Nice to see pieces like Haeger where owners keep original stickers. Also great to see on art glass pieces.
It's really nice to see one where they didn't wash it off nowadays...of course, at the time, they were just an annoyance to the buyer
@@TheAntiqueNomadWhenever I buy something new to eat from, like dish wear, the first thing I do is soak and scrub off the labels lol
I guess I'm not a real collector. I buy things to use, with rare exceptions when I buy something decorative.
Good evening, what distinguishes your channel on other antique channels is that you are distinguished from them by the accurate and useful commentary on the age of the antique.
Thank you I really believe in sharing knowledge so people can appreciate these objects and the people who made and collect them
Thank you, I really believe in sharing information about what makes these old items special
Gray video. Thanks for all the information you share as you take us on your travels in antique shops, auctions etc. This past week on the Crazy Lamp Lady she did a homage to you as she found a piece of Treasure Craft in a Goid Will in Pennsylvania. Thanks again. Be safe & Stay well. Love this Sunny but wish she wasn’t all alone.
I was excited Crazy Lamp Lady noticed the Treasure Craft! I'm glad to share. Sunny is surprisingly happy there, she gets to ride on the hat of the man who works there and hang out at the counter a lot so she's really not lonely
Hey George! As usual, I enjoyed this journey with you as I try to soak up every bit of your incredible knowledge! Unfortunately, I can't retain it anywhere near what you can! Thank you!
Cool, thanks! I appreciate getting to share it with you
My wife and I were there yesterday. Had a great time. Found a bunch of stuff and the staff was very friendly and helpful.
Great to hear! I went there as a shopper years ago and eventually became a dealer because I was so impressed
you are "Amazing" !...thanks for never ceasing to share your gift!...continual Blessings forever. I'm always learning from you. Hope to meet you one day at a meet & greet.
You are so welcome! I wish you blessings as well. I certainly hope a lot of us can meet someday, I'm all about bringing the real world and online world of antiquing and vintage together!
I like how you explain what everything is. I’ve learned so much.
Thank you! I really want to help people know more about their stuff
The architecture of that jewelry box is everything! My #1 wish list item. I just 💜 this channel and George! Can't believe he gives us all this FREE information. I hope he makes lots of $ in his business. Thx George. You're a very cool cat. 😎
Aww, thanks! I've been blessed with some generous subs and some mail order from this, I went in with the idea that I wanted to give back for all the knowledge people shared with me all these years but I also am appreciative of the people who are supporting what I do now, especially in these strange times.
instablaster.
I learned a lot about so many things in this video. I really enjoyed hearing the details about the furniture. Thank you!
Oh good! I'm trying to show all kinds of things and help people understand what they're seeing, I'm glad it's helpful
appraising these kinds of items is so daunting to me; your knowledge is impressive and watching your videos is informative and calming :)
I appreciate that! I'm happy to share knowledge so we all can enjoy these things and their place in time--and our lives. I'm glad to be a calming influence in these rather hectic times
I had never seen the lucite pursed. Absolutely beautiful. 🌻
They're really glamorous to me, always loved them
Very educational and beautiful
Oh! I love the zombie glasses! One of my favorite drinks, goes well with dim sum. I really appreciate your videos, how you explain things and teach as you go along. Cheers
You are so welcome! I hope you'll share with your friends, I really appreciate your kind words
Thanks, George! As always, a great video with a wealth of information. I could listen to you all day if life would allow me to do so. Keep the great content coming, please. BTW....I agree, that picture with the beach goers towards the end is fantastic!
So nice of you! I liked that picture as well.
My formula for making money over 40 years was based on the premise that people both ate and drank. I focused on the kitchen and barware. The sales of both never let me down. My first stop at estate sales was always the kitchen, then I headed for the basement and the built in knotty pine bar. Your tours are just amazing! Thanks.
I really favor those areas as well! Kitchen stuff sells because people can justify it as "useful". I like everything it seems, but those are closer to "needs" than wants. Hope to see you in Bardstown soon
I discovered my favorite childhood photo, the Turner Flamingo! Omg, Thanks forever! I will be ordering the print and hanging it right in my home! My mother's living room again.
Another big plus on that area sized carpet is - it looks like vegetable dyes were used making it older than a lot similar carpets.
Good point! It is much better to have one before anoline dyes, etc.
interesting video and very educational, thank you. I wish the Bird had more space as the cage is tiny and he must be lonely.
I usually am not a fan of caging birds either, but Sunny actually gets to ride on the owner and managers' shoulder most of the time and spends relatively little time in the cage except at night. She seems to have a good life! I'm glad you enjoyed the video and look forward to sharing more with you
Beautiful treasures
Late 70s - At High School I was a bad ars Rock n Roller, jeans and jean jacket out smoking cigarettes in the smoking area (where I met my husband)
On Saturday night I put on my wrap skirt and body suit with strappy heels and snuck off to the Red Caboose to Disco... I miss those days
Sounds like fun! I was more of the rock guy, disco didn't come to our town until it was practically over
@@TheAntiqueNomad I heard you mention that and the memories started flowing.
Newish sub here. I found you through crazy lamp lady. I imagine that your channel will blow up. I love your tours and appreciate you. Thanks for sharing! Xoxo from CO
Thanks for subbing! I'm appreciative of her zeal for the business and the stuff, so I'm grateful she finds my channel worth recommending. Hope to get through Colorado soon
Again a great video! 👍🏻 thanks George 😊
Thanks again! Nice to have you with us
Love those glass vases sunset color. There beautifully!
I think so too! The colors are so deep
Those purses were most interesting. Good one as always. Thanks george
Glad you like them! I do too
We adore your channel! So very informative!
So glad! Thanks for watching and I look forward to bringing you more soon
Thank you for the information on the jock.I never knew about it.But I was told by a friend.And you conform.Thank you.
You are most welcome! I worry that the understandable desire to eliminate racial stereotypes will also erase the legacies of some black folks whose contribution to our society deserves mention, even if it seems archaic to us now
Congrats George on findingTreasure Craft rare santa. Great vid ✨🧡
Thanks so much! I hung on to that one
Me either !!
New subscriber. Haven’t watched everything...yet. But I like the way you tell how much things are marked or what it is worth. You are very informative and are teaching me valuable information. I love mid century anything 😃
Thank you! There's so much fun stuff out there to see and experience, I'm glad to be bringing it to people
Mr. Nomad , I love your videos. Seeing a lot of the stuff reminds me of days gone by.. I bet you have a good time going to other states and seeing all the great things.
I sure do! I get that same nostalgic thrill when I find "new" old things to see and learn
Those lamps at the end of your vlog remind me of lamps that I love in an old Joan Crawford movie...Harriet Craig...Love those lamps!😍😍😍
Oh wow! I'll have to check that movie out
A commonly found machinist chest are those made by Gerstner of Dayton, Ohio. Gerstner will refinish and refit one of their originals for a price to hold jewelry if you choose.
That's really interesting! I like the Gerstner cases but didn't realize they were willing to refurbish their old ones
This was an awesome video..I learned a couple of things..thanks George ♡
Glad it was helpful! I learn every time I do one
My beloved uncle passed, but I have good memories of our arguments of who was better Elvis or The Beatles ,his was Elvis was just one compared to four.
that's fun! I liked them both
My mom had two of the redwood chairs on the patio..I found them uncomfortable.. i much preferred the other patio chairs and she had the tall windmills and a silver dollar tree .wow what memories .she also had a ice crusher that was bulilt and shaped like a bullet, and a complete set of franciscan desert rose dish set..I always wanted them but they were given to my cousin. Because I got her other set and so much more when she passed..u are always a wealth of knowledge and bring back so many memories for me.
I have a set of Franciscan Desert Rose that belonged to my grandmother. (It's the more desirable stuff from their early California production days.) Unfortunately it's not my style at all, so I'm glad to hear there are people who still adore it. I'm much more of a minimalist at heart, so I haven't yet figured out what to do with it. Right now, it's in a box on my living room floor--not very practical. I hope someday it will find a new, loving home here in FL. It's too much to ship, so I'll have to find someone local who can appreciate it. I have many other of my grandmother's things that better align with my personal aesthetic, but the great thing about design is that there's something for everyone. Thank goodness!
Eagerly anticipated
Hello from Ireland your knowledge is incredible and I love your videos
Thanks for watching! I look forward to your subscription and seeing you each week
Hey Sunny!...I bought two Zebra Finches in a Vintage Store in Loveland Ohio about ten years ago...We hatched many chicks from them...We still share our home with two of their offspring.....
What a cute and random way to find them! Sunny was truly a surprise
Love the Vintage Christmas collections...I collect Holt Howard and I have a few Christmas Items that I decorate with...Holt Howard makes us and others ...Smile...My Son calls them..Mum’s Cartoon People...I collect Pixie ware...
I love Pixie Ware and really all Holt Howard! My mom collects Coq Rouge and Cozy Kitties
Crazy how much those lucite purses go for now! As always, loved the video! 💋💕
Thank you! I love the Lucite purses but they aren't cheap anymore, I rarely find one in good shape under $100 that's really lucite
That Unicorn at 45:42 the Swarovski Crystal is just beautiful. I don't collect mermaids but Unicorns are on my list. Amazing for sure, thanks for sharing and you have a great day with safe travels
I can’t wait 😂 ❤️
Being in the U.K. it’s nice to see the town shots you include
That Italian chandelier is fabulous
I love that you nearly always say the prices - I’d have liked to know the Picasso-esque picture price
The US lamps have different shade fittings from those in the U.K.
Loving the historical info you bring to the pieces
Thank you! 😃I like showing the area so people can travel vicariously. I think the Picasso-esque painting was $150?
I might well have put my hand in my pocket to buy it had I been there - shipping would probably doubled the price ! Thanks for the info
The glass is so lovely alongside the dishes
So sorry you missed Disco. I loved it!
We were pretty backwards in Bremerton in the 1970s, it was all heavy metal bands all the time there...probably the influence of people shipped in through the Navy
The Antique Nomad I left Bremerton in 1980. My friends introduced me to disco my family was hippieish very untraditional lifestyle. I really liked disco and my favorite all time show “love boat.”. :) . Bremerton has great memories for me. It was at a time as a kid you would leave and not return home until dusk.
Love your videos. They’re so interesting and informative. Also, if you’re ever in LA, we have a great tiny museum called , “The Velveteria.” Full of vintage velvet paintings!
That would be cool! Right up my alley. I'm overdue for an LA trip
💗🌻💕
Wow your very knowledgeable
So nice of you, I appreciate the compliment and more that you're interested in sharing my knowledge and experience! It works both ways in the collecting biz
I ❤️ Santa’s, my husband says I have more than enough I say never!
there's so many varieties, how could you know if you had them all?
I remember the times when we were first married they were inexpensive and I bought a few. Later I had my husband buy me more, I used to have a great memory,so I knew which ones I had.
Saw so much that was in my Grandmothers home.
Your grandmother had cool taste, then!
@@TheAntiqueNomad George, when she became a great grandma, she died her hair blonde!!!! She was always a cool lady!
Really enjoyed n learned
Thank you very much
With Love from SAM
Guwahati Assam INDIA
So nice of you! I'm thrilled that this is interesting to someone in India, you have so many fascinating old things there. I went to an amazing display of sculptures and stonework from India in Los Angeles, and a beautiful display of India gold jewelry from the colonial era in St. Petersburg, Florida
THANK YOU VERY MUCH for the lovely reply. WISH YOU A VERY HAPPY INDEPENDENCE DAY CELEBRATION ENJOY. Wow great to know about your dealings with Indian artfacts and jewellery.
Yes here lots of old things are available throughout the country as every state is different from other In terma of I culture n language n lifestyle n weather n food . Even by religion . ....that is why we have so much artfacts n other items . I have visited almost all over INDIA to collect artfacts. And I was running my home as AIRBNB . So many people from. Different parts of the world stayed at my home .
I collect coins n currencies, camera n artfacts. N I also upcycle things to make useful items . N LOVE ANTIQUE AND VINTAGE ( every thing) 😊😊🤟🤟❤🌹
I have watched most of your videos and can proudly say .....GEORGE is the only guy who knows about antique n vintage of the whole world. And I am a proud subscriber. 😊🤟🤟🕺🕺🕺
great video, love seeing some things that brought back our childhood memories. Keep the videos coming and we love Sunny. Your friends from Canada.
Thank you! Will do! Sunny is very cute
Great area to explore for antiquing! I remember the 70’s velvets... we had a couple many years ago when these were hot! Did most of these come from travelling vans originating in Mexico? Thanks again for great tour!
That was my experience as a kid, we lived right by the Mexican border in San Diego for awhile and they'd bring up a van, set up on a busy corner and sell until someone presented a copy of the ordinance requiring a business license
I was waiting for how much the toolbox was !!! Lol
We sell it all lol
So many great treasures. Too bad I live across the country... Shipping those larger items would be a doozie. Thanks again for another wonderful video.
You are so welcome! It's a shame that shipping is so high now, it curtails a lot of fun sharing of things we could otherwise do
I wanted these tables and coffee table, so bad....can not find them. The lanes laminate....love ❤ love
I have one but it needs refinishing
@@TheAntiqueNomad Sweet , I have to get out there and find them!!!!
Hello Antique Nomad (George) am new to your show.
Welcome! Please like/subscribe and tell your friends. I usually have a new one out each Wednesday
That cane was nice.. i found one in our attic, a snake looks like it is crawling up the cane and has a box that is open with a ball inside u can roll around with green, red i can't remember the other colors if any of like spade and heart maybe idk. You can tell it is really old i cant find much about it. Not sure ehat hear it is from. The house is mid 1800's all my husband family lived here build the house and so on. So u can imagine what all we found..
I bet you found amazing things! The snake cane is a classic, I really like those
@@TheAntiqueNomad i wish i could show you.. ot is nice.. I would like to learn more about it... I want to use it as decor in dinning room... not sure how..
Love your videos...so varied and always educational!!! Did you remember to check on those green salt cellars in your booth? Do not remember where in FL they were...thanks, George!
Yes I did! I have them in Kentucky but couldn't get an invoice out before I left...I'll send one next Wednesday. I was happy they lasted for you!
Thanks, George! So excited to make them mine!
Hi George the BeeGees were from Britain born in the Isle of man then later they moved to Australia
I didn't know that! I always assumed they were British as a kid because their accents seemed more English to me
I tell people my town was so small disco 🕺 never was a big thing and they think I have two heads 🤣
My thoughts are that if a piece has withstood the test of time and still works lets use that one instead of something new and very breakable. Todays world is a throw away world, it costs more to fix something than to go out and buy a new one. Thanks for letting me tag along with you. Have a great day
At 26:34, impasto is an Italian term for the art technique used here 😊
What are some great sites besides eBay and etsy to maybe understand and learn more of things that are antique and vintage. From a to z because we have all different kinds of stuff..
It's old fashioned (and you'd have to source it online), but if you get an old Schroeder's Antique Price Guide from about 1990, the info (and some of the prices) will be about in line with today. It's a good way to quickly get general info about a lot of stuff
@@TheAntiqueNomad thank you very much...
That small jadeite swirl Fire King bowl in the set in your video is not the bowl the one in your video is the 6 in the one that is worth a good amount of money is the 5-inch Bowl which is worth around $300+ by itself
You're right, I should've measured it! The 5" is the scarce one, I guess less practical at the time so not purchased as much
Hi George! I have the exact same leaves signed with the same black marker in the same way "AH 1980". I assumed this meant Artisan House. Will you please let me know if you're aware if any C Jere pieces were signed this way?
Jere made pieces and sold them under the Artisan House name, I've had them with Artisan House tags on them. There may be a Jere ink signature somewhere else if you look closely
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thank you!
I have the same size velvet picture as that Elvis one, but mine is of a horse & baby. Does it have value like the Elvis?
Elvis goes for a premium but if yours is well painted they all are popular now
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thank you, I think it's beautiful & well done. And thank you for the positive comments about my hometown, South Bend, yesterday. My cousin owns an Avante and my grandfather worked at Studebaker & designed for them. keep safe in your travels!
No social distancing? K weird. I have post prohibition whiskey bottles embossed with federal law forbids the use and resale of this bottle on them. In amber and clear, cork tops and screw tops. Are these of any intetest?
Oh, they're social distancing for sure, especially now...in fact, masks are now required in St. Pete. I find that if I'm holding a camera and doing my thing, people give me a wide berth so I've had plenty of distance generally. The federal law is mainly to prevent bootlegging, some people collect certain ones but mainly for the shapes or labels, most post-prohibition bottles aren't worth a lot
Im glad youre doing these videos. O do have some cool shaped federal bottles, lots of plain janes, but some cool ones. Im from Clearwater out of state but will be moving back to crystal river from new england early next year. I hope we talk more often. Maybe work together.
I just saw some fruit glasses you have on your intro what are those called I have two had 4 the others broke they’re from the 60’s or 70’s?
I think he said Zombie glasses.
Zombie glasses, probably screenprinted by Gay Fad Company in Ohio around 1960
The Antique Nomad thank you 😊
Erin Watters 🙏🏻 😊
Kanawha is pronounced ku-NAW-uh. :-)
Hello George..am from Philippines..try to ask you some help to collect some stuff there..I am one of those collectors here in the Philippines..
erm - Royalty stuff is almost worthless in the UK
I've heard, too much of it and too many scandals
You should up this must of these are out of business
Not sure what you mean, Vintage Modern is now Janet’s, Antique Galleries is still there and so is Andrea’s. We did sadly lose Lion’s Paw though
Sorry meant to say to up date this I saw this in one of my feeds and thought it would be fun to see this. I go there ever few months.I live about 45 mins away I find It fun to walk around and check out the shops.I had gone to lions head in may was told was going out of business@@TheAntiqueNomad
Love to watch you and learn but the commercials are a lot, I understand having a few but 8? Definitely stop watching because they are so constant
That really is a lot, I'm afraid TH-cam puts those in automatically and I don't have a lot of control over that. I know most are skippable, but I think they do it to get people to pay the $10/month to get the Premium subscription where you don't see ads at all.