I'm glad you all replied to this. I had the "knowledge" that it was a mustard pot, but I've never understood why said mustard pots were so small. This is a great learning channel...not just from Jocelyn, Drew, and Sue but, from their followers as well!
Squeeeee!, only one more sleep before the thrift stores open here tomorrow in Sydney. I'm going on my first ever thrift haul because I've binge watched this channel. I'm pretty excited and have no idea why I haven't done this before!
You are no longer allowed to say "milkglass" in that tone, since the bird is selling for so much. Now you have to say "milkglass" with love like I do. Hahaha!!! 😂
I too admit my love of milk glass, clear cut or etched crystal, and all manner of mouth blown glass, mostly Blenko and Pilgrim. Hard to find in Nebraska! But ohhhhhhh Blenko glass. I swear they walked past a piece or two in these last videos.
I'm in the uk but i luv the milk glass if i were in the store i would be dancing about at those treasures 😁👍 but its great that we dont all like.the same thing
The trip to Community Aide was worth it for the mission oak table alone! And the figurines! And heck you got to find women leather. Like finding a unicorn or the leprechaun at the end of the rainbow. Fun day with Sue, that’s the best part.
Lord. I had that dresser with the wicker drawers. Picked it out of the trash 😊 around 2002 so it’s probably from the 80’s. It had a matching mirror that was so heavy I almost crushed myself trying to hang it over the dresser. But I did it!
I do the same thing, but I take my son and daughter with me..lol We got a French Provincial nightstand off the curb last night that a neighbor was throwing away. It was missing a drawer, but an easy fix for me. And the matching drawer pull can be found on ebay.
Ms.Krueger I’m pretty sure there ARE people who (like yourself) love it, but maybe it’s just not a “big” seller right now. It is pretty abundant, at least here in the South. I see it all the time in thrift stores, antique shops, and even yard sales. Maybe that’s why?
@@1romancatholic Even better, since she's so focussed on knickknacks is to take a sheet of bubble wrap with you for the bottom of the cart every time you shop. Same bubble wrap piece can cushion things on the trip home. Water stains can be cleaned up by soaking in polident or CLR.
Yes, Sue, I LOVE the Mission Oak piece!! We don’t see bargains like that over here. If we did, it would be way too expensive, even at a thrift store! 😞
That tiny green bud vase Sue left on the shelf, my first thought was, wow that would be a perfect little vase for the kids/grandkids, when they pick the dandelions from the yard. :) Also, I'm glad Sue grabbed the tiny s&p & jam set. I spotted it, when Jos was walking by! I love mini stuff!
Jessica Walsh I would have gotten that green bus vase too ! Love the color ! Looking for pretty vintage items to put in my curio and some shelves I have ! I need item with color to make them pop ! Right now they are blah !
I heaved such a sigh of relief when I saw the lusterware set in Sue's cart! LOL! I love lusterware, and I spotted it when Jocelyn was looking at things behind it. Also, a local guy here is selling his collection of little dogs... $1 apiece, and there are 95 of them, and they have to go as a set. I can't imagine why anyone in this area would want 95 dogs. Except me.
While being safe at home during these bizarre days, I have been catching up on some of your old videos. I have to say, I lived in Phoenix for several years (2004-2011) and one of the things I miss about the Valley is half price day at Goodwill. It was every other Saturday and I had 5 GW's within a 5 mile radius of my house. It was thrifter heaven. They don't have half price day here in Arkansas :( . For now, I live vicariously through all you guys.
To sanitise that decanter, I would use baby bottle sanitising tablets like Milton. I don’t like using bleach in things that will have food or drinks in them.
Chlorine, aka bleach, is used in most city water and pools. So even if you don't like to use bleach to disinfect a drinking glass, there's a good chance there's chlorine in the water anyways lol.
Tell Sue that the little green vase would be a great granny vase -- the kind you can put a small child's proudly collected flowering weeds in when they bring it to you and say, "Look Granny - I picked you flowers!" Granny vases were all the rage for Southern potters in the 90s.
That little green vase is for dandelion bouquets when your kid brings you flowers! My son loves it when I put them in a little vase and cherish them like a bouquet of roses! :D
The lustreware S&P set has a mustard pot. My mom collected S&Ps in the '50s and she had a few of those, which are mine now. I was wondering why all the mustard pots were so small, and an Australian lady here on TH-cam explained that it was for the spicy mustard made from dry mustard, spices and a little liquid as a condiment for meat. The sets came with tiny spoons, which are usually missing in sets found today. I love the one you found!
@@wendybellhouse5731, I would guess vinegar too. I have a couple of sets from my mom that have vinegar cruets. You might try searching "salt and pepper condiment set" with any other descriptive words to see if you can find more info about your Nana's set online.
I need you gals to know that you’re my “happy show” during this scary time! I watch your channel because I can’t go and I want to go!! Thrifting is so fun! Thank you for happy content that takes my mind off this craziness!
I've seen many people buying milk glass vases & clear vases for the purpose of using them on tables at wedding receptions. They decorate up really nice, and can be used at place settings as well.
I grew up in Toledo where there was a Libbey glass plant with an outlet store. It is fun to see many pieces that I had are on the thrift store shelves now. My dad's 2nd wife's father worked there in the foundry. After he passed dad cleaned out a shed that had many vintage drinking glasses sets still in the original packaging !
I have a friend that owns a flower shop. She uses denture tablets to make all her color & clear vases sparkle. And it smells better than bleach. 🥰Love you guys.
The Japanese Lusterware is what got my Addiction for antiques started in 1968 went with a high school friend and her Mom to a Fleamarket (we thought we were going to adopt an Animal lol! ) I found a beautiful handpainted Poppy creamer in the Lusterware and fell in love ! I was 16 and loved Japanese Artwork so it spoke to me!!! By 1970 I was married and in Atlanta, Ga and in order to support my Habit of Collecting Stuff started selling at a local Drive in that was a Fleamarket on Sat & Sun mornings! Now at 68 and Still buying and Selling!!!!
The little vase is perfect for random blooms.. I have lots of tiny bud vases in my kitchen window behind the sink. That little vase is all alone now. I like using old ink wells for that too.
Well that was a blast from the past! At 4:40 next to the lusterware caddy there is a set of 6 gray and blue mugs. My mother had that exact set probably purchased in the 70's. She's been gone 14 years and there were only a couple of chipped ones left - they were well used! Thanks for the memories!
Room for it or not, that desk would be mine too! I am totally searching for a my own desk today! LOL Sue, thank you for sharing the fact that you use the olive oil bottle in the bathroom for rubbing alcohol and things. Great idea! ♡♡♡
@@lynnethebeautifulone4145 Sue puts the rubbing alcohol in an olive oil bottle to make it easy access. In my mind anyway. Why unscrew the cap, if you can just turn it up and some comes out.
I assumed she had it in there for general usage and storage. I would keep my rubbing alcohol in a medicine cabinet or cabinet in my bathroom. Near the bandaids. For cuts and what have you.
@@anorangeapeach2157 Yes, that's about it - I use it as a medical grade antiseptic. I find that if I cut myself, the first thing I do is run straight for the bathroom, so that's the logical place for me to keep the alcohol. I suppose if I were accustomed to running to the kitchen sink instead, I'd keep the alcohol there. And I keep it in a bottle with a pour spout so I never have to struggle trying to stop a bleeding finger and open a bottle at the same time. And those salad oil spouts are very good - the alcohol is immediately available, but it never evaporates. It works for me, but I guess everyone has their own way of doing things...
I put little daisies and other wildflowers in vases like the littles green vase. The kind of bouquets your children pick. I have the exact same clear glass jar that you picked up and left. I have it since I married in the seventies. I wished I could grab all those small milk glass vases. I love them.
I was married in 1989, and every table was decorated with a white hobnail milk glass vase filled with flowers. I feel very old and out of step just now, but will keep on loving my milk glass. Trends.
Jocelyn, I was yelling for you to grab the salt, pepper and mustard set. You passed right by it! I was so glad to see that Sue grabbed it. Also at the beginning of the video you said, “ those glasses make me want fall” (something close to that. Lol) at first I thought you were talking about the beer glass next to them and was going to say, that glass makes me want a beer! I cracked up when I realized you were going for the”fall glasses” lol❤️
Jocelyn, Thank you for explaining why you did not pick up the hakadta man. My dad brought many back from Japan in the 40’s and we treasure them. Did not know that one was fake. Love watching you and Sue.
So glad She pickup the lustre wear salt, pepper and mustard bowl. My dad brought one home from Japan for my mom in WWII. Only they were in a gondola and we're blue and white. Slightly bigger than hers. Can't believe you passed it up
Regarding the what would you use it for vase, my mother and grandmother kept tiny vases like that for the tiny flowers their children and grandchildren brought to them. They were usually tiny clovers in things that wouldn’t fit in a regular vase, but of course them keeping them made us feel special
Love, love, love that small table you found at the entry. A little elbow grease and it will look just splendid. I do envy you your better furniture finds, that is for sure. Truly amazed you can find anything on half off days. I have given them up here as the place is always too crowded. Looking forward to the rest of the adventure. Have a great day!
Thise Cats Meow wooden figures are a big thing normally, they sell fairly high in PA, don't know about other parts of the country. But, people like them because they are representing famous places people live around or even buildings, etc that are special to where people may have grown up near, visited, vacationed to or have a special meaning!!! Buy them all if they are really inexpensive, you should sell them, just no chips or scratches on them... Good luck 😊
You should grab a blanket from the linens section and line your cart before you shop..less chance of breakage and the items rolling around. you can tell them you don't want the blanket when you go to checkout.. :)
I finally got to Bo shopping, my son took me to this store close to my apartment. I had a really good time ,I don't get out much anymore. I don't drive either, and all my friends have either. Moved or passed on! I bough alot of things that day, put mostly for everyone else,. So much fun!
I just really enjoyed watching your flea markets videos you and Andrew are sweet together and makes me happy to know that young couples can enjoy each other like you two do happy from Texas
My ❤️ is gobbled up! From CA here. Lol. Lovely Mission piece!! I can’t get over how much milk glass you have back there in one store. Love the blue pitcher💙.
Great deal on the table. I did notice a little gnome on the shelf behind sue when she was showing her items and was like darn why can't I be there to grab it... LOL 😅 thanks so much for sharing.
That set Sue had looked like a salt/pepper and the middle piece was a mustard pot...not jam. The little hole on side is for the tiny mustard spoon. Very popular sets in england
“It has to be an old box to be a good hoarding box!” Haha, that’s the only way! I was on the hunt for a new box for my ever-growing coin collection for months until I found a suitable option at my local Goodwill. It’s a square wooden box, fully removable lid (not a huge fan of hinged lids on my hoarding boxes lol), hand-painted with pears and apples and signed “JMH 78.” A bit moldy, polished it up, and I’ve got a nice old box for $1!
Regarding the small greenish-blue vase that Sue picked up - I kept one that size, when my kids were younger and they would pick wildflowers for me, like dandelions. The stems would be very short and the tiny vase was perfect. Kind of a niche market, though.
Cleaning clear glass - warm water and efferdent denture cleaning tablet. Soak until bubbles stop and longer if necessary. Repeat as needed. I've used this method for years and it works very well UNLESS glass has corroded or etched on inside over time. DO NOT use on painted clear glass. Often times the red gold combo is painted. Good luck.
For as much as you poo-poo milk glass- the milk glass ash tray is making you over $150 (last I saw) on ebay! I bet if you picked out any one of those more substantial milk glass pieces and said how much you liked it- it would do the same 😊
@@amyhebron9553 I was wondering if some of them were quality vintage pieces. It's funny how if you keep telling yourself you don't like something, your brain will put blinders on your eyes to it!
I am a clothes dealer mostly, but I watch every video you post! I find myself in my thrift stores thinking "Jocelyn would like this, WWJD'what would Jocelyn do, this is a Sue piece, Sue would appreciate this!"😂😂😂 keep making the great content!!!❤
I'm jealous at that seemingly ENDLESS wall of glassware at that community aide store. I shop at 6 different thrift stores in my area and NONE of them have that much glassware.
When did Dolce and Gabbana start making purses out of women? That must be their "It Rubs The Lotion On Its Skin" line from their designer named Buffalo Bill.
Hi salt & pepper set with mustard container should also have a mustard spoon, we made our mustard with powdered mustard mixed with malt vinegar strong! Love both your channels thanks
You might be "eating your ❤ out" for the golden sunset I just experienced on the California coast in Santa Barbara."! But I do think there's "gold in them there thrift stores."! 💝 that desk!
I love the condiment set sue got! I found many similar ones in the new book about japan pottery that I got. They called the middle one a mustard pot or a horseradish pot. Great find 😊
If you have a bottle kind of item and it needs to be cleaned, put some soapy water, warm inside the bottle and then put some uncooked rice inside, then shake it around. The rice will scrub the inside of the item where you can't reach well. It works quite well.
9:57 In the '70s, my grandparents used saccharine tablets instead of sugar. They were tiny tablets that sat in a small jar with a tiny spoon. That's what this lusterware reminds pot looks like to me.
You scored on that table !!! If I'd have seen it prior to your arrival it wouldn't have been there. (pretty unlikely because I'm in TX) 😉 So many great scores today for both of you! Looking forward to the haul video.
Love Sue. It’s amazing how she so often says what I’m thinking.
" I would rather be shot at dawn than carry this bag around." Tell us how you REALLY feel Sue! 😂🤣
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Hahaha I was cracking up!!!
Mary Cropper I was going to mention that comment as well, it cracked me up!!!
Way to funny 😆🤣🤣
PLEASE put a blanket in the bottom of your cart LOL! I am a nervous wreck thinking of potential chips😉😂
Love all the info you share, thank you!
If I had a nickel for every time someone has said this, I'd go thrifting today :)
Just hit the blanket section first
The lustre ware trio centre pot is for mustard.....I wish we had huge thrift stores and goodwill bins in the UK!
And the reason its small is that mustard id strong so you only have a small amount
I was about to say almost the exact same 🙂👍
I'm glad you all replied to this. I had the "knowledge" that it was a mustard pot, but I've never understood why said mustard pots were so small. This is a great learning channel...not just from Jocelyn, Drew, and Sue but, from their followers as well!
Squeeeee!, only one more sleep before the thrift stores open here tomorrow in Sydney. I'm going on my first ever thrift haul because I've binge watched this channel. I'm pretty excited and have no idea why I haven't done this before!
Jasmin Donat good luck and have fun!
Cool! Which suburb pretty please? I'm in Canberra.
Jasmin Donat It’s SO much fun finding treasures!! Good luck and Happy Hunting!! 🙂
the blue salt/pepper Sue got ..the midlle jar is for mustard not jam....that's how we used it in Europe
I would say it for honey but it is missing the little stick that goes with it
@@t.raydesign6333 thought it was for toothpics
elisa reynolds It would be toothpicks here in the South.. 😂
I agree it’s for mustard
You are no longer allowed to say "milkglass" in that tone, since the bird is selling for so much. Now you have to say "milkglass" with love like I do. Hahaha!!! 😂
Yes. Milk glass is lovely . Some of it is not as nice as others. But a lot of people love it and decorate with it
I love milk glass. There are a lot of milk glass collectors out here.
I too admit my love of milk glass, clear cut or etched crystal, and all manner of mouth blown glass, mostly Blenko and Pilgrim. Hard to find in Nebraska! But ohhhhhhh Blenko glass. I swear they walked past a piece or two in these last videos.
@@maureenfitzgerald1895 I'm from Nebraska too! I live in Beatrice, where do you live?
I'm in the uk but i luv the milk glass if i were in the store i would be dancing about at those treasures 😁👍 but its great that we dont all like.the same thing
The olive oil bottles look nice on the kitchen sink filled with colorful dish soap.
Exactly, what I do with them!
My mom tried that but the soap came out so slow that we had to stop.
The trip to Community Aide was worth it for the mission oak table alone! And the figurines! And heck you got to find women leather. Like finding a unicorn or the leprechaun at the end of the rainbow. Fun day with Sue, that’s the best part.
Lord. I had that dresser with the wicker drawers. Picked it out of the trash 😊 around 2002 so it’s probably from the 80’s. It had a matching mirror that was so heavy I almost crushed myself trying to hang it over the dresser. But I did it!
🤣😂 That sounds like something I've done. Clear down to the "almost crushed myself" part! 💗
Sherry Blankenship 😊
I do the same thing, but I take my son and daughter with me..lol We got a French Provincial nightstand off the curb last night that a neighbor was throwing away. It was missing a drawer, but an easy fix for me. And the matching drawer pull can be found on ebay.
Hi, the middle pot in the salt and pepper is for mustard or other condiment. I'm in UK so that's what we do!! Xx
I thought it was common knowledge that the pot is always for mustard with s&p but it must be British and being a kiwi explains why I know this too 😂
I thought the middle pot might have been for sugar lumps!! 😂
Glad I know what it is supposed to be used for. Thanks for the info. 😊
Marilyn Powell sugar
Always nice when a collector gets rid of their awesome collections like that and you can grab them in one swoop! Cute figurines! 😊
the collector probably died🙈😂
Olive O'Connor let’s just say they Marie kondo’ed their collection because it didn’t bring them joy any longer. Happy thoughts lol!
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I can't believe there is no market for milkglass. I love it♡
Ms.Krueger I’m pretty sure there ARE people who (like yourself) love it, but maybe it’s just not a “big” seller right now. It is pretty abundant, at least here in the South. I see it all the time in thrift stores, antique shops, and even yard sales. Maybe that’s why?
I love milk glass too!
Milk glass is more popular in spring and summer before wedding season.. they seem to go well in mixed lots for table decor
I do too. And im in the south and never find it thrift stores near me. I look every week. I wish i had some of my granny's pieces
YA'LL SHOULD GO LOOK AT AFGHANS FIRST TO LAY THEM IN YOUR BUGGIES TO PROTECT YOUR OTHER ITEMS OF GLASS AND OTHER BREAKABLES :) GREAT HAUL !!!!!
Sunshine Always l....a light cotton thin baby blanket is easy to fold and carry in and quickly spread out in the cart.
@@1romancatholic Even better, since she's so focussed on knickknacks is to take a sheet of bubble wrap with you for the bottom of the cart every time you shop. Same bubble wrap piece can cushion things on the trip home. Water stains can be cleaned up by soaking in polident or CLR.
Great idea
@@1romancatholic Yep that would work too....
Great idea.
Yes, Sue, I LOVE the Mission Oak piece!! We don’t see bargains like that over here. If we did, it would be way too expensive, even at a thrift store! 😞
That tiny green bud vase Sue left on the shelf, my first thought was, wow that would be a perfect little vase for the kids/grandkids, when they pick the dandelions from the yard. :)
Also, I'm glad Sue grabbed the tiny s&p & jam set. I spotted it, when Jos was walking by! I love mini stuff!
Jessica Walsh I would have gotten that green bus vase too ! Love the color ! Looking for pretty vintage items to put in my curio and some shelves I have ! I need item with color to make them pop ! Right now they are blah !
I use that kind of oil bottle for dish soap also and I live it next to my sink all the time
I heaved such a sigh of relief when I saw the lusterware set in Sue's cart! LOL! I love lusterware, and I spotted it when Jocelyn was looking at things behind it. Also, a local guy here is selling his collection of little dogs... $1 apiece, and there are 95 of them, and they have to go as a set. I can't imagine why anyone in this area would want 95 dogs. Except me.
Sue and Jocelyn, I’m in California and I’m speechless!
_"I would rather be shot at dawn, than carry this bag around."_ - Sue (2019) 💗
Now I liked the small green bud vase more than the larger one! And it could be a toothpick holder or a large vase for a miniature play house!
While being safe at home during these bizarre days, I have been catching up on some of your old videos. I have to say, I lived in Phoenix for several years (2004-2011) and one of the things I miss about the Valley is half price day at Goodwill. It was every other Saturday and I had 5 GW's within a 5 mile radius of my house. It was thrifter heaven. They don't have half price day here in Arkansas :( . For now, I live vicariously through all you guys.
To sanitise that decanter, I would use baby bottle sanitising tablets like Milton. I don’t like using bleach in things that will have food or drinks in them.
Chlorine, aka bleach, is used in most city water and pools. So even if you don't like to use bleach to disinfect a drinking glass, there's a good chance there's chlorine in the water anyways lol.
Shyanna Hayes yes but its very diluted in your glass. To clean something with bleach leaves a strong smell that takes a LOT of rinsing to get rid of.
Use vinegar and water to clean it, of course, rinse well.
Use Vinager to clean it. It's an antibacterial
Tell Sue that the little green vase would be a great granny vase -- the kind you can put a small child's proudly collected flowering weeds in when they bring it to you and say, "Look Granny - I picked you flowers!" Granny vases were all the rage for Southern potters in the 90s.
That little green vase is for dandelion bouquets when your kid brings you flowers! My son loves it when I put them in a little vase and cherish them like a bouquet of roses! :D
The lustreware S&P set has a mustard pot. My mom collected S&Ps in the '50s and she had a few of those, which are mine now. I was wondering why all the mustard pots were so small, and an Australian lady here on TH-cam explained that it was for the spicy mustard made from dry mustard, spices and a little liquid as a condiment for meat. The sets came with tiny spoons, which are usually missing in sets found today. I love the one you found!
The set that I have from my Nana has a 4th piece, a bottle with a glass stopper, what do you think would go in there? Vinegar?
@@wendybellhouse5731, I would guess vinegar too. I have a couple of sets from my mom that have vinegar cruets. You might try searching "salt and pepper condiment set" with any other descriptive words to see if you can find more info about your Nana's set online.
I need you gals to know that you’re my “happy show” during this scary time! I watch your channel because I can’t go and I want to go!! Thrifting is so fun! Thank you for happy content that takes my mind off this craziness!
I've seen many people buying milk glass vases & clear vases for the purpose of using them on tables at wedding receptions. They decorate up really nice, and can be used at place settings as well.
That was very sweet of Sue to let Jocelyn take the table 😊
I grew up in Toledo where there was a Libbey glass plant with an outlet store. It is fun to see many pieces that I had are on the thrift store shelves now. My dad's 2nd wife's father worked there in the foundry. After he passed dad cleaned out a shed that had many vintage drinking glasses sets still in the original packaging !
I have a friend that owns a flower shop. She uses denture tablets to make all her color & clear vases sparkle. And it smells better than bleach. 🥰Love you guys.
The Japanese Lusterware is what got my Addiction for antiques started in 1968 went with a high school friend and her Mom to a Fleamarket (we thought we were going to adopt an Animal lol! ) I found a beautiful handpainted Poppy creamer in the Lusterware and fell in love ! I was 16 and loved Japanese Artwork so it spoke to me!!! By 1970 I was married and in Atlanta, Ga and in order to support my Habit of Collecting Stuff started selling at a local Drive in that was a Fleamarket on Sat & Sun mornings! Now at 68 and Still buying and Selling!!!!
Yvonne Brumbeloe thank you for sharing, what a fun life long hobby!
You looked a million dollars today Sue... loved that top 👍😁
The little vase is perfect for random blooms.. I have lots of tiny bud vases in my kitchen window behind the sink. That little vase is all alone now. I like using old ink wells for that too.
That dresser is GORGEOUS! 😭😭
Well that was a blast from the past! At 4:40 next to the lusterware caddy there is a set of 6 gray and blue mugs. My mother had that exact set probably purchased in the 70's. She's been gone 14 years and there were only a couple of chipped ones left - they were well used! Thanks for the memories!
Room for it or not, that desk would be mine too! I am totally searching for a my own desk today! LOL
Sue, thank you for sharing the fact that you use the olive oil bottle in the bathroom for rubbing alcohol and things. Great idea! ♡♡♡
What is the rubbing alcohol used for in the bathroom? I am confused
@@lynnethebeautifulone4145 Sue puts the rubbing alcohol in an olive oil bottle to make it easy access. In my mind anyway. Why unscrew the cap, if you can just turn it up and some comes out.
haha I know what the bottle is for but what is the alcohol used on? @@anorangeapeach2157
I assumed she had it in there for general usage and storage. I would keep my rubbing alcohol in a medicine cabinet or cabinet in my bathroom. Near the bandaids. For cuts and what have you.
@@anorangeapeach2157 Yes, that's about it - I use it as a medical grade antiseptic. I find that if I cut myself, the first thing I do is run straight for the bathroom, so that's the logical place for me to keep the alcohol. I suppose if I were accustomed to running to the kitchen sink instead, I'd keep the alcohol there. And I keep it in a bottle with a pour spout so I never have to struggle trying to stop a bleeding finger and open a bottle at the same time. And those salad oil spouts are very good - the alcohol is immediately available, but it never evaporates. It works for me, but I guess everyone has their own way of doing things...
J ~ I’m in central NC. Milk glass flies out of my booth ✈️ Wish I had all the selection that you do😱 Love watching you😃
I put little daisies and other wildflowers in vases like the littles green vase. The kind of bouquets your children pick. I have the exact same clear glass jar that you picked up and left. I have it since I married in the seventies. I wished I could grab all those small milk glass vases. I love them.
I was married in 1989, and every table was decorated with a white hobnail milk glass vase filled with flowers. I feel very old and out of step just now, but will keep on loving my milk glass. Trends.
Jocelyn, I was yelling for you to grab the salt, pepper and mustard set. You passed right by it! I was so glad to see that Sue grabbed it.
Also at the beginning of the video you said, “ those glasses make me want fall” (something close to that. Lol) at first I thought you were talking about the beer glass next to them and was going to say, that glass makes me want a beer! I cracked up when I realized you were going for the”fall glasses” lol❤️
Mustard!!! I was wondering what that little pot was for - thank you!
I love the autumn look! That glass butter dish and clear glass sugar dish was fabulous
Jocelyn, Thank you for explaining why you did not pick up the hakadta man. My dad brought many back from Japan in the 40’s and we treasure them. Did not know that one was fake. Love watching you and Sue.
So glad She pickup the lustre wear salt, pepper and mustard bowl. My dad brought one home from Japan for my mom in WWII. Only they were in a gondola and we're blue and white. Slightly bigger than hers. Can't believe you passed it up
I have the glasses that match your blue pitcher! I've had them since 1970's.Lucky you:)
Thank god sue got the salt, pepper and mustard jar set. When she walked by I was screaming.
Right? Droolfest. Lustre. SOOOO pretty
Me too
Regarding the what would you use it for vase, my mother and grandmother kept tiny vases like that for the tiny flowers their children and grandchildren brought to them. They were usually tiny clovers in things that wouldn’t fit in a regular vase, but of course them keeping them made us feel special
Love, love, love that small table you found at the entry. A little elbow grease and it will look just splendid. I do envy you your better furniture finds, that is for sure. Truly amazed you can find anything on half off days. I have given them up here as the place is always too crowded. Looking forward to the rest of the adventure. Have a great day!
That is a Mission Oak desk, and it now lives in Ashton's room. He starts school in a couple of weeks so it will come in handy...
don't put olive oil in clear glass. It goes rancid much more quickly. Olive oil in dark glass bottles always. Just an FYI...
Thise Cats Meow wooden figures are a big thing normally, they sell fairly high in PA, don't know about other parts of the country. But, people like them because they are representing famous places people live around or even buildings, etc that are special to where people may have grown up near, visited, vacationed to or have a special meaning!!! Buy them all if they are really inexpensive, you should sell them, just no chips or scratches on them... Good luck 😊
You should grab a blanket from the linens section and line your cart before you shop..less chance of breakage and the items rolling around. you can tell them you don't want the blanket when you go to checkout.. :)
You seem happier and in a better mood when you’re with Sue
I finally got to Bo shopping, my son took me to this store close to my apartment. I had a really good time ,I don't get out much anymore. I don't drive either, and all my friends have either. Moved or passed on! I bough alot of things that day, put mostly for everyone else,. So much fun!
I just really enjoyed watching your flea markets videos you and Andrew are sweet together and makes me happy to know that young couples can enjoy each other like you two do happy from Texas
The little yellow duck hugging the egg planter was cute.
My ❤️ is gobbled up! From CA here. Lol. Lovely Mission piece!! I can’t get over how much milk glass you have back there in one store. Love the blue pitcher💙.
Great deal on the table. I did notice a little gnome on the shelf behind sue when she was showing her items and was like darn why can't I be there to grab it... LOL 😅 thanks so much for sharing.
That first little table!!!! LOVE!!!!!!!!!
Good morning! Just get going then it's over to short always for me.. especially when it's you and Sue.🤗
That blue pitcher is to die for. Oh My Gosh. I love.
That set Sue had looked like a salt/pepper and the middle piece was a mustard pot...not jam. The little hole on side is for the tiny mustard spoon. Very popular sets in england
“I’d rather be shot at dawn than carry that bag around”
Oh Sue 🤣🤣🤣
You’re the best!
Jos talking about walking right past the mission oak table "Not that I have anywhere to put it, but....Sue answers, DOESN'T MATTER --LOL!!
“It has to be an old box to be a good hoarding box!” Haha, that’s the only way! I was on the hunt for a new box for my ever-growing coin collection for months until I found a suitable option at my local Goodwill. It’s a square wooden box, fully removable lid (not a huge fan of hinged lids on my hoarding boxes lol), hand-painted with pears and apples and signed “JMH 78.” A bit moldy, polished it up, and I’ve got a nice old box for $1!
Regarding the small greenish-blue vase that Sue picked up - I kept one that size, when my kids were younger and they would pick wildflowers for me, like dandelions. The stems would be very short and the tiny vase was perfect. Kind of a niche market, though.
Cleaning clear glass - warm water and efferdent denture cleaning tablet. Soak until bubbles stop and longer if necessary. Repeat as needed. I've used this method for years and it works very well UNLESS glass has corroded or etched on inside over time. DO NOT use on painted clear glass. Often times the red gold combo is painted. Good luck.
No ! Only use a dark glass for evoo. If it’s clear it ruins the oil.
The small pot that was in the centre, is a Mustard pot. In England we always have a small pot for Mustard along side our Salt and Pepper x
For as much as you poo-poo milk glass- the milk glass ash tray is making you over $150 (last I saw) on ebay! I bet if you picked out any one of those more substantial milk glass pieces and said how much you liked it- it would do the same 😊
D' Gypsy There was a westmoreland quilt bowl! I would have grabbed that in a heartbeat!
@@amyhebron9553 I was wondering if some of them were quality vintage pieces. It's funny how if you keep telling yourself you don't like something, your brain will put blinders on your eyes to it!
I am a clothes dealer mostly, but I watch every video you post! I find myself in my thrift stores thinking "Jocelyn would like this, WWJD'what would Jocelyn do, this is a Sue piece, Sue would appreciate this!"😂😂😂 keep making the great content!!!❤
That Mission desk! What a find! I bet Restor-a-Finish will fix it right up!
I'm jealous at that seemingly ENDLESS wall of glassware at that community aide store. I shop at 6 different thrift stores in my area and NONE of them have that much glassware.
I'm stumped. Was that a tombstone for a rooster? Okay, now you can laugh. 💕💕
I’m always so amazed at how well Community Aid is organized. Goodwill and Salvation Army over in NJ are a hot mess.
"Shot at dawn"...sue cracks me up lol love both sue and jocelyn especially together!🤗😄
This comment is for sue..would you do a segment on ur channel about ur vintage jewelry. I luv that watch u wear. :)
Pretty please Sue!
I kept hoping for a good close-up so I could freeze the screen and inspect it. It was so dainty and looked great on Sue.
When did Dolce and Gabbana start making purses out of women? That must be their "It Rubs The Lotion On Its Skin" line from their designer named Buffalo Bill.
Hi salt & pepper set with mustard container should also have a mustard spoon, we made our mustard with powdered mustard mixed with malt vinegar strong! Love both your channels thanks
You might be "eating your ❤ out" for the golden sunset I just experienced on the California coast in Santa Barbara."! But I do think there's "gold in them there thrift stores."! 💝 that desk!
I would watch you and Sue "waste" time at a thrift store for an hour! Your thrifting videos are the best! - Susan
Would love to see a video of what you do after buying, that is the fun part. What do you do with it when you get home
Omg those partridge family glasses were awesome. You assed right by them. 👀color block. Cool
LOL! oops
Love the little green and white miniature vas3s.
The little straw bag NEXT to the D &G was great!
I love the condiment set sue got! I found many similar ones in the new book about japan pottery that I got. They called the middle one a mustard pot or a horseradish pot. Great find 😊
If you have a bottle kind of item and it needs to be cleaned, put some soapy water, warm inside the bottle and then put some uncooked rice inside, then shake it around. The rice will scrub the inside of the item where you can't reach well. It works quite well.
Yeah! You and Sue, enjoy your videos!
Thank you Sue, every time you guys going shopping I have to eat my heart out. Ha
9:57 In the '70s, my grandparents used saccharine tablets instead of sugar. They were tiny tablets that sat in a small jar with a tiny spoon. That's what this lusterware reminds pot looks like to me.
You scored on that table !!! If I'd have seen it prior to your arrival it wouldn't have been there. (pretty unlikely because I'm in TX) 😉 So many great scores today for both of you! Looking forward to the haul video.
Oh Sue, I'm with you on that purse!!!
06:24 looks luke the goose on the top shelf is spying on the little boy and girl on the shelf below 😆
1) Modern Monk has a happy vibe.
2) Mustard pot Sue?
3) carry on, loving it!!
I love what sue is wearing she always so jazzy
That desk would make a sweet kitchen island cart if you put some wheels on to lift it up a bit. Nice score
Pamela Howell that’s exactly what I was thinking!
Nope - Ashton's room. It's his new desk. :-)
That little table would make a perfect art table for the kids! 😍
Ahhh those blue glasses next to the leaves. I have those and always look out for them at the thrift store.
Thank you Sue for picking up the Japanese condiment set, I was flipping when Jocelyn bypassed it. Too bad the little mustard pot spoon was missing.
Oooo! Sue you’ve got my mind going now! I want to decant all of my soaps and stuff in my bathroom in those bottles!
Love the mini vases n clay ones on the top shelf.
Great to see you two ladies together again! Loved the video!!!
I believe the little pot between the salt and pepper shakers (that Sue picked up) is a tiny sugar bowl, missing the spoon. Love your content!