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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 22 เม.ย. 2022
- I visited Antiques Marketplace of Lemoyne for the first time in a few weeks. I was surprised by how much had changed.
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Your just awesome. I have learned so much from watching you. I'm a single disabled mother of 4 and bc of you I have been able to buy and flip and keep some kind of income to help raise my children. Thankyou so much
God bless you Megan for being such a trooper! Having 4 babies and flipping has got to be hard, I can't imagine! Yes, Joselyn does somehow teach us every time she shops! That's just amazing to me! When she shops, I'm' right there with her looking at every piece she picks up! I put her videos on full screen so I don't miss a thing! With her soothing voice and the knowledge she has about each piece, I learn something new every time we shop! She's like the Pied Piper of treasure hunting! I adore her and am looking forward to the little Joselyn coming soon! The little one is learning a lot while shopping with mommy! I can just hear her saying at 2 yrs. old, "Let's go in and see what we can find and flip for a profit!" Teehee
@@Melinda_Ross even on disability you’re allowed to make so much a year.
That's wonderful to be able earn some money by reselling.
@@Melinda_Ross Wow. Aren’t you a blessing to everyone on this page. Try not to tear your rotator cuff while patting yourself on your back
@@Melinda_Ross thank you Karen, we in the disabled community appreciate you being the self proclaimed income police. However, you'll be happy to know that we are actually permitted to work up to 20 hours a week, and we can earn additional income
You're right about the vase being both blown and swung. The glass was first blown in a mold to get the what would become the bottom design. As air was added, the glass expanded and the swinging action began. The glass was transferred to another pontil and more swinging. The glass is still fairly open on the end. At this point, a tool was used to create the convex marks. Then, another tool was used to start compression on the open end and more heating and more swinging. Once the form was to the blowers satisfaction, the opening was trimmed and fired smooth. The vase was removed from the pontil and placed in an annealing oven to cool slowly to room temperature. The pontil was polished smooth.
There is also another way to get similar results, basically keeping the glass on a single pontil and working the process somewhat backwards and finishing the bottom in a mold.
Aw, come on Daniel. You're just making that up! LOL Just kidding! Thanks for the info. I find this kind of knowledge very interesting.
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Really, I just might be trying to rattle a few cages, you never know. Muhahaha!
You rattled my cage. That is so fascinating! Thanks for the explaining how they do that.
I love watching magic glass treasures being made🥰🥰🥰
Very interesting!
When I think back to several years ago, when you had to watch every dime you spent; it makes me happy for you, that all your hard work paid off. You now, with the help of Andrew, spend thousands at auctions, and have built a thriving business. I'm sure you will, once again, adjust to the changes coming in your life, and will find a way to grow, in new ways, as you spend time with your sweet new baby girl. God Bless you and keep you and your family safe!
One of my favorite places Jocelyn shops at. I love Goodwill videos for the crazy stuff that’s side-by-side on the shelf. I love antique places for the interesting finds like the whale today and the occasional really fine antiques Jocelyn shows us. I save the videos for bedtime as they are a great way to break away from all the ordinary day time stuff; something like a fairy tale for us collector types
My favorite shopping place was Finders Keepers. There was always good stuff there. I wish there was one near me!
I love how she supports other local dealers; and because she, and Andrew, have made their business into a success, they'll pay higher prices, if she thinks she can make a little profit, while supporting those local vendors!
That little hedgehog platter behind the yellow Italian "Wedgewood" cracked me up! Thanks for showing us all the treasures and teaching us! ☺️
Me too! I would have grabbed it for me. 😂
Jocelyn.. I’ve been following for a while now.. I just wanna say.. You’re a very old soul in a very young body with an hip attitude! Love your videos and please keep them coming as long as you can. God Bless 🇺🇸✝️🙏🏻🇺🇸
10:10 That is late Taisho period and signed "Kinkozan Zo" 錦光山造 (Made by Kinkozan) and probably reasonably valuable btw. Kinkozan factory closed in 1927. Good price and intuition for $32.50 :-)
I love love love when you go to the antique malls! And those creaky floors = 🥰😍
Antiques and treats! The best of two worlds. Loved the Whale
Thank you so much love watching our favorite crazy Lamp Lady
The thing I appreciate, learn from and relate to the most is your wide variety of interests. Thank you for sharing.
Those pictures….Watching the tide roll away” with the prior verse to the song “Sittin’ on the dock of the bay” above it! It made me start singing!!❤️
5:36. It is Raku. After we fire pieces in the wood fire or gas kiln, we place in a container (we use metal trash cans) that are lined with flammable materials. We use newspaper but many do use sawdust. They’re maybe just wanted to specify the flame and materials for their Raku piece. 😍
Love that place, one of my favorite places to meet my antiquing needs! Great finds! I go for jewelry items a lot!❤
Yet another great video. That Italian piece was beautiful and elegant.
Nice you always think about your kids.
And mention buying for them.
God bless you
You always find my favorites ❤ pottery and glass. More importantly, you find the most important and unique treasures. Thanks for teaching us and taking us shopping with you. 😍🤗
The kitty letter holder was cute. 😻
Interesting finds today. I agree with you, that whale was pretty cool. 😁
Limoge is china made in France. I have several sets of Haviland (dishes)--when you hold them up to the light, you can actually see your hand through them.
Jocelyn, the red and black pottery with the “M” signature at 16:40, could that be Mary Borgstrum’s work? The Canadian Potter. Curiosity Incorporated may be able to help you research it. I enjoy watching you. 😃😃😃😃
Mary’s signature is an M underlined so that it looks like a B if you turn it sideways.
Loved that cranberry glass vase!!
Thank you for the tour. Lots of very pretty items and cute stuff too, like the whale. I really liked him. Take things easy. Hugs!
That yellow Italian covered piece is absolutely yummy! Oh and the whale!!❤️
Thank you for sharing all your knowledge, every video I learn something new. Your the best!
The whale is fantastic. Thanks for the great video once again. Take care, from a very cool New Zealand - definitely a pj kinda Sunday here 😀
Hi Jocelyn, I always enjoy the content and learning more every video, but I was surprised that you didn't remark on the adorable opossum platter at 11:51 of this video when you were looking at the white and yellow bowl with lid. I just loved his little face!😃
I'm third!!! I cannot wait to find my first Sydenstricker now that I know what they are. You know how that works. It's like learning a new word and then you hear everyone using it or it's in all the articles you read.
I have 2 pieces of the Francine Zajac pottery. A bowl & a coffee mug, not the highest resellers, but still decent. And that skull!! Whoa & there it was again!
I love how you make us feel like we are right there with you!
Lovely finds today!
I love your video's. I have learned so much from them. I have found a new hobby of collecting Murano art glass.
I have been watching you on tv more lately but it so hard to comment on there. I love all the colorful things you found today. I need them all in my life. The pink vase is awesome. loved the green and pink little bowl at the beginning. so jelly. lol
At 1:50 in the video the bowl next to that big purple platter that you were looking at has that same bleeding eyeball thing that the Cup had at the Goodwill that you and Dagny kept seeing. Lol 😂
That yellow "wedgewood" Italian piece was beautiful
What a wonderful shop!
You find the best shops!!!! 🌷
I see some things and know what they are. All because of you. Nice to learn new things and enjoy all my finds and yours.
The blue stone in the copper belt might be lapis. Very beautiful!
Bought a few lots of turtles last night at the auction. (I love sea turtles & collect them) Today, As we were unpacking & sorting them, I told my husband “that one has a derpy face”! 😂🤣 He looked at me like I was crazy. I just laughed & kept on sorting. I’m jealous because I didn’t get a bobble head… That whale is just fabulous!!
I’m a lover of sea turtles as well! When I lived on Folly Beach SC and watched them for the first time make their way to the ocean, they stole my heart and brought me to tears.
@@suescherdel6278 I live in Florida & have been to see them come in to lay eggs several times. It’s amazing! I’ve never been able to watch the hatchlings make it to the water in person though. One day I hope.
Found your channel a couple weeks ago and I’m addicted. Never thought watching a person shop would be entertaining 😁
I’m glad you’re enjoying it!
Wait wait!! Now I can't stop singing it !" Sitting on the dock of the bay... watching the tide roll away 😌👌☺
Wow, you found plenty of nice things there. The whale was my favorite, too.
😂😂 The skull is following you!!
What a hoot seeing the pottery art skeleton face there! From GW, as I recall. Do you remember the prices?
That blue whale is amazing !!! It’s studio art pottery, and it’s blue, and it’s a whale!!
Oh that whale is so cool! Can’t wait till he is listed, I’ll be checking him out!’
Oh my so exciting. The whale 🐳 Wow. Ty for doing these videos.
Some of those fairy lights or lithophanes are made by bernardaud Limoges France and are worth nice money 🐝☀️
I love that whale pottery!
Can’t believe that skull dip and chip bowl was there! LOL
Loved the whale! Right up my alley!
The Skull is following you!
The bowl that's Stamped SS maybe Stanley Sellers.... UK potter, shown in Birmingham museum and connections in Royal Leamington Spa.
Omg did you notice the bowls in the beginning of the video with the red tear drops match the mug from the Shillington goodwill? The mug was still there the other day.
Yep. Loved the whale!
Love that mirror!
Cool finds!!
I love that picture frame you went past***judge me when you are perfect 😆😆😁😁
I wish you bought the yellow "not Wedgewood" Italian piece. I want to buy it!!
I read recently that art pottery or art glass are pieces that may specifically have no purpose at all! So if you love the raku just pick it up!!
Love glass horse,Fenton Elephant, Italy canister,and Whale. “I want treats! Any chocolate covered eggs?”
I meant to say chocolate covered caramel eggs
Ooh love the pottery whale!
Gorgeous tumbleup
The copper belt is really cool looking! The stone is probably Lapis.
Lol the skull is following you 🤣
Thank you for videos, You r awesome.:)
I love the wood floor
That dark cabinet would make a nice bathroom sink in old house huh
Hi there. I worked for an OB-GYN 40 years ago. I just want to say I am concerned you are working too hard. Please get some rest.
This nurse was thinking the same thing.
Oh wow… she’s a mom… been there done that… heck I played softball up until almost 8 months… with OB approval I might add… you do you CLL… we know our limits… plus, what, your seeing her a few hours out of the day… she strikes me as a responsible, intelligent individual who can make her own decisions…. 🤷♀️
Your carts with all the fragiles make me so nervous! I’d be shaking and clanging it together
OMGOSH that skeleton face!!! Too funny!
At 1 minute 35 seconds, you are looking at the purple and silver large plate. There were 2 of those face bowls. 1 yellow one with red 'tears' like the one preciously at Goodwill. Wondering if you found out anything out about them?
U are awesome and an inspiration to all..I have learned so much from u since the early days..every video is glorious..love each and every one .God bless ..
You and Jeffery were the first thrifters I started to watch on you you tube and being 70 and just retired from teaching didn't have a clue what y'all wer e doing. However I love vintage and antiques and you both talk to inanimate objects like I do and you both have integrity and humor so I was hooked. I have gotten to watch you grow and grow your business and you have to expect changes so just embrace it look forward. Drew is truly a help mate and your children are their own selves. Can't wait to see little one.
I've not seen those smiley face cereal bowls since the 80s or 90s here in the UK
Cello fairy lights retail in the UK for between £9.99 and £15.99 new. My lovely little draglon fly light has just broken, they are so fragile mine has a battery operated light so I now use it to light up a dolphin art glass
The whale is cute!
My mother had that treasure craft lazy Susan. Hindsight!
They sure expanded.
The biggest sales the vintage booths have are when you come. Lol I bet they get excited seeing you come in.
The skull dish is either cursed or it’s following you to hint that it needs you to buy it 🤣
Love the mirror girl!
Suzanne Startin, Australian ceramicist, uses SS mark, but additionally an upside down pitchfork type symbol. Don’t know if that’s any help.
That was a very cool whale!
1:45 omgosh there is a yellow bowl crying blood to match the mug at Goodwill
😂 Do you think it was the same one? That Skull Party tray is following you around. I actually like it a lot, but am in MD. I love your eclectic taste.
The whale was the coolest!!
I saw the skull there the other day and it still had a goodwill sticker on the back. 😂
Could you imagine putting that ceramic whale into a kiln to be fired? That had to be one big kiln!!😮
I like when you put stamen price, thank you
Cool whale🤩❣️
Emotional baggage! 😂😂😂 I’ve got baggage like that! 😂. ✌🏼❤️
Is that skull platter following you around??? Lol!!!
It’s following you.
The whale is fantastic!!!!
That stone in the belt looks like a Lapis Bead. I’m starting to like Raku
(spelling is suspect to be incorrect). I love Copper pieces, and pottery.
I think you have the spelling correct.
I agree… one of my favorites!!
Yay!! From Disney World!!
Sorry...
Love the whale too.
Love the whale!
I enjoy your videos and tried to select like on this one and the FB system won't let me dang it!
I love the whale
That skull plate looks like a TJ or TK maxx plate