I think it popped up in the, old things thrifters and pickers FB page. Lost the thread. Someone was asking about other tubers other than Jocelyn's watched. Jocelyn mentioned you.
I don't want to be misunderstood in the comment that I made earlier about how I love the story of the Florida Highwaymen. I'm not in love with how they were treated, I am in love with their art. Their story is important and needs to be told.
You were not kidding about the jewelry being "eye popping" that stuff was gorgeous!!! WOW factor included. The thing I found most interesting was the Florida Highway men and 1 woman. I think people should be recognized for their talent not the color of their skin. Thanks for taking me along with you on this journey it was great. Have a great day
My favorite part of this video were the Victorian cups without the handles. Can you imagine drinking out of your saucer today. People would think you were uncouth.
Wow! I am so in love with the story of the Florida Highwaymen, and the one lady. I have already checked Google, and plan to order a book or two of their artworks. Thank you for telling us about them!
Welcome aboard! I'm so glad you're having fun and that you found me. Please join us for video premieres 8 pm Eastern each Monday and Wednesday if you're able
Incredible story of the Florida highway men and woman. I love their art. Loved that vertical single palm tree paint in a dusty matte white frame. I learned how to appreciate that style too, very naive too. The pieces with crashing waves are stunning really. Very pleasant to look at. And their history makes the pieces extra special. History matters. I really enjoy learning from you. Fantastic show. Would love to visit a place like that.
In addition to lucite purses in the '60's, there was another fashion accessory. Lucite high heels. I remember the ones my mother had in the very late 50's. Very stylish. The heels were lucite with gemmy type of things in them and the shoe part was a heavy clear plastic across the front of the foot. It'd be nice to see a pair of those on the market.
I see them once in a great while! They were so fashion forward that most pairs got worn to death by their original owners, so they sell for pretty good prices now
@@TheAntiqueNomad Although I was born in SoCal, we moved up to SanFrancisco area because my dad was in the Navy. I had a most lovely childhood around the Half Moon Bay area. Back in those days, it was still a rural area. And Mom was a fashion forward type of women with great taste in fashion.
Howdy howdy George. Great video. I'm curious about the vase next to the Phoenix glass vase. The tall green one. I am learning and I try to soak up any and all info so one day I can recognize items when I come across them. Certainly appreciate you . How fantastic were those lucite chairs!
Mercy. I wonder who bought the Criss Craft "boat bar" for the $11,000. What an amazing thing to do with a piece of boat. What a neat conversation piece it will be for that new owner.
At 16:03, I saw something from Laverne & Shirley fly by. I don't know whether it was a game, toy or sheet music. It's fun to think about, though. At 28:43, the sweet dog (next to the sedan thing you were talking about) caught my eye. The lucite purses take my breath away, they are so pretty. Loved the jewelry you showed us as well.
Loved vid George. I placed bid on Fenton carnival glass vase in green with peacock and won (after few bids on EBay). When I took vase out of box on delivery to Australia I was gob smacked at beauty. The colours are green with gold, bronze peacock. I put vase safely on top of my cupboard where I can look up and stare at it. Glenda. Australia 💕
George, another first class instructional video. Thank you for taking us along and showing these astoundingly beautiful things that are for sale.🤗👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
I'm so hopeful we'll have big shows again soon! I've found a few non-cancelled outdoor shows in the midwest, and they've gone off safely and successfully so I know it can be done
LOL Love the Jadeite. My daughter and I went to an antique store last weekend and she pointed a bunch out to me because she knows I love it and don't have any. I glanced and said it was all reproduction pieces and I was right.
i dont mean to be so off topic but does someone know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account?? I stupidly lost the account password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me
@Ruben Solomon I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now. Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
The Highwaymen art is gorgeous. I hope they or their estates exist and get credit. Did you know g*psy is pejorative for Romani? I have a copper necklace that really seems to match the leafy Rebajes piece. I didn’t find a mark on it but maybe I missed it.
Wow, I am going to be on the lookout for Highwaymen paintings! I need to find a list of their names. People are even interested in those starving artist paintings from the 70s-80s that were sold at Holiday Inn weekend sales. Yes, you can even afford an original oil painting to put above that living room sofa! Of course mass production holds these paintings back. I think there are many that are as good or better than Bob Ross did.
I really liked the paintings by Mary Ann Carole, she painted with more vibrant colors. Why in that era in time did a lot of people paint in drab colors, while a few picked the more life like color schemes ?
It seemed to vary by the artist’s personal taste but also by what they saw selling. They were trying to make a living doing something people tried to keep them from doing so they were very commercially focused. I see a lot of dark and jewel tone colors in their late 1960s work but brighter colors later
Lovely costume jewelry! Thank you for taking the time to go slowly enough for me to see the names as you spoke about particular pieces. Do most of the pieces have a label of the maker on the back sde?
What a great tour George! My mom just told me we have one of those Lucite floor lamps( that was behind you in the first scene) stashed somewhere.....I cant wait to go see if I can find it!!!
I know this is an older video but this was such a lovely video. I’m very close to west palm and was wondering if they also sell furniture at the antique festival there ? I’m thinking of going this weekend🙂
Hi Victoria, I will try to be a little more detailed on pricing, tags are sometimes tiny or non existent at shows when it’s on the fly but I’ll try to tell more. My Secret Estate sale video and upcoming auction video are more detailed because I’m picking at those
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Thank you sincerely for featuring the Highwaymen & One Woman Artwork! That was just phenomenal!
I just love the story and appreciate the style
I love the story and appreciate the style!
If you see a boost, Jocelyn that crazy lamp lady gave you a mention
Oh that was so nice! Was that her latest? I’m behind because I’m at west palm show this weekend
I think it popped up in the, old things thrifters and pickers FB page. Lost the thread. Someone was asking about other tubers other than Jocelyn's watched. Jocelyn mentioned you.
@@stilesevans1 Thanks for letting me know! I'd have never found it otherwise. I'm engaging that thread now as my personal account on Facebook.
I don't want to be misunderstood in the comment that I made earlier about how I love the story of the Florida Highwaymen. I'm not in love with how they were treated, I am in love with their art. Their story is important and needs to be told.
Exactly! The fact that someone saw their potential instead of their skin color is a pretty great story though
I love the lucite purses, I remember my aunts had them. Thank you for the wonderful memories.
You are so welcome! I love those purses, some of my favorite things to find and buy
I also love the purses👍😄
Great video George! ❤
You were not kidding about the jewelry being "eye popping" that stuff was gorgeous!!! WOW factor included. The thing I found most interesting was the Florida Highway men and 1 woman. I think people should be recognized for their talent not the color of their skin. Thanks for taking me along with you on this journey it was great. Have a great day
My favorite part of this video were the Victorian cups without the handles. Can you imagine drinking out of your saucer today. People would think you were uncouth.
It seems funny to us, but back then, adding a handle to a cup was expensive and hard to ship!
ooooooh so many pretty shiny things!
That's such a lovely show! I look forward to its return this winter
Wow! I am so in love with the story of the Florida Highwaymen, and the one lady. I have already checked Google, and plan to order a book or two of their artworks. Thank you for telling us about them!
Hope you enjoy it! They're really interesting and the story is compelling. I'll show a few pieces in upcoming Florida videos
I have just discovered your videos, and am enjoying them immensely!!
Welcome aboard! I'm so glad you're having fun and that you found me. Please join us for video premieres 8 pm Eastern each Monday and Wednesday if you're able
Incredible story of the Florida highway men and woman. I love their art. Loved that vertical single palm tree paint in a dusty matte white frame. I learned how to appreciate that style too, very naive too. The pieces with crashing waves are stunning really. Very pleasant to look at. And their history makes the pieces extra special. History matters. I really enjoy learning from you. Fantastic show. Would love to visit a place like that.
Thank you Claudia! It's so vernacular, one of my favorite outsider art movements
Another great video with more great items.
Thank you I liked that show!
In addition to lucite purses in the '60's, there was another fashion accessory. Lucite high heels.
I remember the ones my mother had in the very late 50's. Very stylish. The heels were lucite with gemmy type of things in them and the shoe part was a heavy clear plastic across the front of the foot. It'd be nice to see a pair of those on the market.
I see them once in a great while! They were so fashion forward that most pairs got worn to death by their original owners, so they sell for pretty good prices now
@@TheAntiqueNomad Although I was born in SoCal, we moved up to SanFrancisco area because my dad was in the Navy. I had a most lovely childhood around the Half Moon Bay area. Back in those days, it was still a rural area.
And Mom was a fashion forward type of women with great taste in fashion.
Howdy howdy George. Great video. I'm curious about the vase next to the Phoenix glass vase. The tall green one. I am learning and I try to soak up any and all info so one day I can recognize items when I come across them. Certainly appreciate you . How fantastic were those lucite chairs!
Love the lucite! I believe the green vase was Loetz from Austria, curve 1890
Mercy. I wonder who bought the Criss Craft "boat bar" for the $11,000. What an amazing thing to do with a piece of boat. What a neat conversation piece it will be for that new owner.
The Chanel necklace beautiful Glenda💕
Yes everyone seems to like their style!
At 16:03, I saw something from Laverne & Shirley fly by. I don't know whether it was a game, toy or sheet music. It's fun to think about, though. At 28:43, the sweet dog (next to the sedan thing you were talking about) caught my eye. The lucite purses take my breath away, they are so pretty. Loved the jewelry you showed us as well.
Loved vid George. I placed bid on Fenton carnival glass vase in green with peacock and won (after few bids on EBay). When I took vase out of box on delivery to Australia I was gob smacked at beauty. The colours are green with gold, bronze peacock. I put vase safely on top of my cupboard where I can look up and stare at it. Glenda. Australia 💕
That sounds like a really nicely colored version of that piece! Send pics if you think of it
Wooohooo found the purse video
Isn't that collection amazing?
Wonderful!! I so enjoy seeing the top of the class items. Thank you George for the lessons.
Thank you! We'll find all kinds, but I hope you have fun regardless of what we encounter
Great video wish I could be there😊
George, another first class instructional video. Thank you for taking us along and showing these astoundingly beautiful things that are for sale.🤗👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Thank you! It’s time consuming but I really enjoy sharing the information and what I’m seeing out there. Glad to have you watching!
Nice review, thank you.
Thank you! Please subscribe if you haven't, and tell your friends, I'm excited to help us build an antique community online
Wish I were there
I'm so hopeful we'll have big shows again soon! I've found a few non-cancelled outdoor shows in the midwest, and they've gone off safely and successfully so I know it can be done
Great video yet again loved Miriam Haskell. Love true antique
Great video!!!
Thank you! It was a fun show. Next month will be the annual repeat
LOL Love the Jadeite. My daughter and I went to an antique store last weekend and she pointed a bunch out to me because she knows I love it and don't have any. I glanced and said it was all reproduction pieces and I was right.
Good eye! Martha Stewart discovered the old stuff and then had new made. Fortunately it’s not really a great copy
George, congrats on over 1,000 subs. Get your channel monetized right away. You deserve compensation for your work! We don’t mind the commercials.
Thanks, Rickey! I still need about 200 watch hours to meet the requirements. Hope that happens this week. 🤞🏻
Another great informative - highly descriptive vid...thank you!
Thank you! I’m trying to do my best on the fly. Appreciate you watching, liking, subscribing, etc!
Your jadite information helps me, i am starting to collecting them
Loved it! TFS, George!
Thank you and thanks for joining the chat!
George!! I just found you and couldn’t be happier! Thank you so much for sharing your vast knowledge and I am beyond excited to learn more!
Thanks and welcome! I'm so glad you're enjoying it, I have a lot of old content you can enjoy and new things out twice a week
i dont mean to be so off topic but does someone know of a tool to get back into an Instagram account??
I stupidly lost the account password. I would appreciate any tips you can offer me
@Damien Kieran Instablaster :)
@Ruben Solomon I really appreciate your reply. I got to the site on google and I'm waiting for the hacking stuff now.
Looks like it's gonna take a while so I will reply here later when my account password hopefully is recovered.
@Ruben Solomon It worked and I now got access to my account again. I am so happy:D
Thanks so much, you really help me out!
The Highwaymen art is gorgeous. I hope they or their estates exist and get credit. Did you know g*psy is pejorative for Romani? I have a copper necklace that really seems to match the leafy Rebajes piece. I didn’t find a mark on it but maybe I missed it.
I imagine Gypsy is not a kind word when expressed to a Romani. We really need more words, it’s hard to know over time which might offend someone
Wow, I am going to be on the lookout for Highwaymen paintings! I need to find a list of their names. People are even interested in those starving artist paintings from the 70s-80s that were sold at Holiday Inn weekend sales. Yes, you can even afford an original oil painting to put above that living room sofa! Of course mass production holds these paintings back. I think there are many that are as good or better than Bob Ross did.
Good luck! They turn up occasionally., there’s a good book about them that lists their names
I really liked the paintings by Mary Ann Carole, she painted with more vibrant colors. Why in that era in time did a lot of people paint in drab colors, while a few picked the more life like color schemes ?
It seemed to vary by the artist’s personal taste but also by what they saw selling. They were trying to make a living doing something people tried to keep them from doing so they were very commercially focused. I see a lot of dark and jewel tone colors in their late 1960s work but brighter colors later
Lovely costume jewelry! Thank you for taking the time to go slowly enough for me to see the names as you spoke about particular pieces. Do most of the pieces have a label of the maker on the back sde?
Hi! I tried to go slowly there was just so much! Most pieces are signed although some sleepers are only known by their construction
WOW!, it would take four of the Queen's armies to get me out of that place! I'd definitely have to leave the card at home 🤑 Fantastic tour!
You would like it most certainly! Thanks for joining again, always enjoy having you with us in chat
What a great tour George! My mom just told me we have one of those Lucite floor lamps( that was behind you in the first scene) stashed somewhere.....I cant wait to go see if I can find it!!!
Oh you should, very popular now! Thank you for joining the chat and I hope your channel and you are doing well
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I know this is an older video but this was such a lovely video. I’m very close to west palm and was wondering if they also sell furniture at the antique festival there ? I’m thinking of going this weekend🙂
George, I like the butterscotch lucite purse how much do these cost?
Colored lucite purses can retail for $125 for basic ones and up to $1000 for a really unusual one.
@@TheAntiqueNomad Too pricey for my wallet.
I have 2 glass blown I'm not a dealer or collector just like nice things can you give me info on them
They didn’t continue to study, they wanted to make money. 😂 Shocking!
Oh can we have the prices please
Hi Victoria, I will try to be a little more detailed on pricing, tags are sometimes tiny or non existent at shows when it’s on the fly but I’ll try to tell more. My Secret Estate sale video and upcoming auction video are more detailed because I’m picking at those
Twice as many commercials today on several videos for some reason....
I'm sorry, TH-cam controls that and I think it's likely because it's a political year. I also think they want people to get the premium package at$10/mo. so you don't have to see ads