That coir fender would scratch up the fiberglass on a boat. It probably is a decorative piece. Boat fenders are usually white rubber so they don't leave marks on the white fiberglass of the boat.
This is why if I don't know what it is I look it up or I go with my gut. Lol. When I see nautical decor it's usually Hobby Lobby. So if it has what appears to be a brand name on it and the quality is 10× I'm most likely grabbing it. To people watching who thrift for resale and find themselves asking "would the crazy lamp lady pick this up...?" (Guilty🙋♀️) let this be a lesson! If you see something of quality, you have no idea what it is, and it has a brand name on it... take the time to look it up. If it's cheap enough and in a decor theme that sells just grab it. You never know until you know until you know! I'll always watch and always be a fan. But I watched her pick up a plastic votive holder that sold for 18 and leave items that are worth 100+. She absolutely is knowledgeable in her niche. But I learned something as well from this video. Take time to read the comments! I can learn for her but I can learn from all of you in the comments as well!! So know I'm going to spend my Sunday rewatching all her videos and reading all the comments.🤣🤣 Thank you to the CLL for all you share with us and to everyone in the comments watching with me for everything you will teach me in the future and you don't even know it yet!🥰🥰🥰🥰
Thank you thank you thank you! Because of your videos I learned of MacKenzie-Childs and found an early lamp at the flea market. I paid $10!!!! It sold for $895!
Bride and Groom 😁😁 and your reaction! Lol. Still smiling. Looking closer at our happy couple - the "other side" is a year or so later. It's 3 in the morning - feeding time. She's holding the hungry baby. He's in rumpled pajamas with the baby's bottle. They both looked shell-shocked and sleep deprived. Yep, the honeymoon is over!
You always make me laugh..”maybe in a few months we’ll find Joseph..🤣🤣And then the double sided salt and pepper!😂 Love the items you found today! The candles light is gorgeous! And the wooden wallhanging thing with the beautiful lady is really beautiful too! The Studio Nova plates were nice..☺️
I was having a bad morning till I watched this video . I laughed out loud when you turned over the wedding salt and pepper shakers. The bride and groom were hilarious! Thanks for the laugh!!
Yes we are seeing a resurgence of brass circa 1970s. Pier 1 imports once ruled in that decade and now your seeing all those items becoming desirable. Great video as always, love the lamp btw.
The coir fender is for boating...coir is fiber from the outer husk of the coconut. A fender is placed between the boat and the dock and prevents rubbing. In boating "To fend off" means to prevent your boat from bumping a solid object.
They sometimes just leave the carts full of stuff, because the shelves are full. I found a Fenton milk glass silver crest candle holder. I thought well it is only one( was not sure it was Fenton), then they wheeled out another and there was it’s mate! $6.00 for the pair
I believe that green blown glass pitcher is Jamestown - they blow their glass in the same way the Jamestown settlers did - they're beautiful, I love them!
It's absolutely Jamestown glass, well spotted! I collect it. Living near Jamestown, I often see it at thrifts. I actually have two of the one Jocelyn put in her cart!
3:10 Boat Fender (like a bumper). Sells over $200! Shipping would be crazy but would be a good booth piece because you could hang it so it wouldn't take up floor space. Booth- go vertical 👍 9:00 Double sided people are EVERYTHING! ❤
I absolutely love brass! I have a lot of brass scattered throughout my home, as does my son son & daughter-in-law. So yes, people do still like brass. At least my family does😊
You're not the only one who gets nervous when you go digging in the fresh carts!!😂 Omg!! I'm holding my breath and praying!! Then I remember, this was probably filmed last week!!😂 Praying is not going to help!! You're the Crazy Lamp Lady, and I'm just crazy!! I was laughing so hard!!😂😂😂
I don't know if it's just my impression, but sometimes I get the idea that you tend to rush through the first shelves a bit, maybe out of excitement, and can miss a few things. This time I saw some interesting things that I thought you would check out. Anyway you found great stuff today, too.
Brass items are coming back. A booth next to mine put up a lot of brass around Thanksgiving and as of the end of Feb, there was about 4 pieces left out of over 30.
Hello there CLL. Love your channel and sharing your videos. Some Coir Fender are worth 200 plus, sometimes. It's rope artwork for some people who like it's style and usage. Very commentary to some folks. Not your speed, I guess? 😊 I have the same one myself... Cottage, ocean, boat theme home living. Keep the videos coming. Be safe out there. You and your family. Martie W. from Florida
Jocelyn @TheCrazyLampLady, Welcome to the world of Salt and Peppers. Most of the vintage and antique sets are very kitschy like the Before and After sets… the Squeakers, etc… anyways.. the Bride and Groom B/A is highly desirable to S&P Collectors.
I was at goodwill last night and I literally picked up a set of studio nova coral reef tea cups with cream and sugar, I had never seen them, came home watched your daily upload and was like OMG she just found the matching plates! Too funny! Now I will probably see them all over :) Fun shop along
Lol, you have me sitting on the edge of my seat when you stand things up in your cart. Hahaha your cart maneuvering skills has to be better than mine, I would have half the items broke! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
My husband collects those he calls them before & afters on the salt & pepper shakers, they could be newly weds then old couple or happy on 1 side & mad on the other 😊
Hello Jocelyn, I really thought you were reaching in for the pair of blue lamps behind the one that you've grabbed. I was yelling into my phone saying, "Go back! You've forgotten the other two lamps!"" Lol
I learn so much stuff when I watch your videos…I have knowledge with other antiques etc than what you select but there’s so much I’ve learned from you! I enjoy your videos so much!
I keep a collection of beautiful art pottery, in various sizes, and whenever an occasion calls for flowers... I find a vase of appropriate size and go to the grocery store and purchase flowers. Cut to size and make them look all pretty and I've saved a fortune, and people get a really NICE vase to keep.
Coir is a form of rope and the fender part is because they hang from the side of the boat to protect it as they sometimes knock against the stone walls as they are tied up at a dock. As in the smaller size of fishing boats as we have in Plymouth. UK
Coir (kwar) is a natural fibre used for various temporary outdoor things. The fender would be one of several secured to the side of a small boar/yacht to prevent damage when the craft is tied up. Obvious when you know! Now you know too.
Love the brass at Christmastime….seems that is what people like to put out…the little green hand blown glass pitcher I believe is from Williamsburg. I have one that my daughter brought home for me as a gift back in the 80’s.
You are so lucky. Goodwill in Portland doesn't put ANYTHING vintage out anymore. And if there is a hint of resale value they jack it up damage or not. Enjoy it while it lasts
I had that exact same popcorn maker. The screws were metal that held on the wheels of the machine. Well the heat from making popcorn heated the screws and the wheels fell off while I was popping popcorn. The machine tipped over backward and I caught it before the grease landed on my counter. What a mess? So much could have happened if I wasn’t there but my daycare kids noticed something was wrong before I did. Thank god they didn’t touch it.
Those salt and pepper shakers would of scared the knickers off of me! They looked like they were possessed! I would is screamed and threw them in the air! That is so funny because when you picked them up at first they looked so very sweet!
A piece of studio pottery that seems "thin" can be the mark of a skilled/experienced potter. When you find pieces that are heavy, especially with heavy bottoms, it's usually an indication of a new, inexperienced potter. It is difficult to draw the sides up on a wheel-thrown pot and new potters tend to leave a lot of clay at the bottom of the pot.
In studio pottery, I look for thin. I think thin and porous are different. Some cheaper ceramics are porous and lightweight and don’t feel like great quality.
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The coir fender sells for $250 and is for a boat. It puts a cushion between the dock and a boat. Shells, boats and beach stuff always sells.
@LatteLove Exactly. Beach stuff sells.
That coir fender would scratch up the fiberglass on a boat. It probably is a decorative piece. Boat fenders are usually white rubber so they don't leave marks on the white fiberglass of the boat.
Came here to say THIS!
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This is why if I don't know what it is I look it up or I go with my gut. Lol. When I see nautical decor it's usually Hobby Lobby. So if it has what appears to be a brand name on it and the quality is 10× I'm most likely grabbing it. To people watching who thrift for resale and find themselves asking "would the crazy lamp lady pick this up...?" (Guilty🙋♀️) let this be a lesson! If you see something of quality, you have no idea what it is, and it has a brand name on it... take the time to look it up. If it's cheap enough and in a decor theme that sells just grab it. You never know until you know until you know! I'll always watch and always be a fan. But I watched her pick up a plastic votive holder that sold for 18 and leave items that are worth 100+. She absolutely is knowledgeable in her niche. But I learned something as well from this video. Take time to read the comments! I can learn for her but I can learn from all of you in the comments as well!! So know I'm going to spend my Sunday rewatching all her videos and reading all the comments.🤣🤣 Thank you to the CLL for all you share with us and to everyone in the comments watching with me for everything you will teach me in the future and you don't even know it yet!🥰🥰🥰🥰
I find if I do a pencil rubbing of the signatures on the bottom of pottery pieces helps a lot in figuring out what they say!
The wedding couple Salt and Pepper shakers are the "before and after" of the wedding. Funny set! 😂
I have that set
Love them!
You beat me to it! I picked up this set a year ago and intended to resell it but they were too darn cute so I kept them
Love those!
I would have picked this up for my Beach House!
The bride and groom salt and pepper shakers are hysterical! 😂
Thank you thank you thank you! Because of your videos I learned of MacKenzie-Childs and found an early lamp at the flea market. I paid $10!!!! It sold for $895!
Fantastic! Congratulations!!!!
The coir fender is a shock absorber for boats. Keeps things from bashing against their sides.
CLL needs to do a Live shopping trip, so we can tell her to pick up things she may not know about
Bride and Groom 😁😁 and your reaction! Lol. Still smiling.
Looking closer at our happy couple - the "other side" is a year or so later. It's 3 in the morning - feeding time. She's holding the hungry baby. He's in rumpled pajamas with the baby's bottle. They both looked shell-shocked and sleep deprived. Yep, the honeymoon is over!
You always make me laugh..”maybe in a few months we’ll find Joseph..🤣🤣And then the double sided salt and pepper!😂
Love the items you found today! The candles light is gorgeous! And the wooden wallhanging thing with the beautiful lady is really beautiful too!
The Studio Nova plates were nice..☺️
The fender (used to keep boats from hitting the dock) is valuable. Run!
A fender hangs off the side of a boat to stop it from hitting the dock. Love your videos!
Not so much to just stop the hull of the boat from being hit by other boats or docks ,but also to absorb the shock of the hit.
I love the cat salt & pepper shakers you picked up. I also like the owls too.
Jocelyn got me cat's attention with the "here kitty kitty" 😄
That wild looking lamp would make for a great Halloween decoration!
That was a crazy lamp, lady!
I was having a bad morning till I watched this video . I laughed out loud when you turned over the wedding salt and pepper shakers. The bride and groom were hilarious! Thanks for the laugh!!
I loved the cigar boxes too
LAMP IS AWESOME, get the flame 🔥 light bulb 💡.
Yes we are seeing a resurgence of brass circa 1970s. Pier 1 imports once ruled in that decade and now your seeing all those items becoming desirable. Great video as always, love the lamp btw.
The teddy bear snowglobe is very pretty. I collect teddy bear things. I love snow globes.
The coir fender is for boating...coir is fiber from the outer husk of the coconut. A fender is placed between the boat and the dock and prevents rubbing. In boating "To fend off" means to prevent your boat from bumping a solid object.
The bride and groom s/p shakers were hilarious!
The turtle was adorable. Have a wonderful evening. 🦉🦊
They sometimes just leave the carts full of stuff, because the shelves are full. I found a Fenton milk glass silver crest candle holder. I thought well it is only one( was not sure it was Fenton), then they wheeled out another and there was it’s mate! $6.00 for the pair
I believe that green blown glass pitcher is Jamestown - they blow their glass in the same way the Jamestown settlers did - they're beautiful, I love them!
It's absolutely Jamestown glass, well spotted! I collect it. Living near Jamestown, I often see it at thrifts. I actually have two of the one Jocelyn put in her cart!
16:55 As a child I was thrilled by the potential of every cigar box.
YES! I love brass. I like moody decor. Those look phenomenal with dark rich tone walls. ❤❤❤❤❤❤
I was impressing my husband at
An estate sale full of glass and porcelain. All my knowledge is thanks to you!
Yes people still love brass!
3:10 Boat Fender (like a bumper). Sells over $200! Shipping would be crazy but would be a good booth piece because you could hang it so it wouldn't take up floor space. Booth- go vertical 👍
9:00 Double sided people are EVERYTHING! ❤
I absolutely love brass! I have a lot of brass scattered throughout my home, as does my son son & daughter-in-law. So yes, people do still like brass. At least my family does😊
You're not the only one who gets nervous when you go digging in the fresh carts!!😂 Omg!! I'm holding my breath and praying!! Then I remember, this was probably filmed last week!!😂 Praying is not going to help!! You're the Crazy Lamp Lady, and I'm just crazy!! I was laughing so hard!!😂😂😂
If it was recent video it still would be too late because it isn’t live. It’s already recorded
Exactly!! That's why I was laughing so hard!!😂
I don't know if it's just my impression, but sometimes I get the idea that you tend to rush through the first shelves a bit, maybe out of excitement, and can miss a few things. This time I saw some interesting things that I thought you would check out. Anyway you found great stuff today, too.
Love the little turtle 🐢
Danni, The Niche Lady’s favorite. I think CLL mentored Danni.
Brass items are coming back. A booth next to mine put up a lot of brass around Thanksgiving and as of the end of Feb, there was about 4 pieces left out of over 30.
Lol I laughed way too long over the 2 faced figures. So funny. ❤
So funny - I was just thinking that I would love to see a lamp getting picked up, and low and behold! Lol
The beautiful lady at 13:00 is Iranian Moaragh Kari Art. She's in one style of traditional Persian clothing. I love her!
Hello there CLL. Love your channel and sharing your videos. Some Coir Fender are worth 200 plus, sometimes. It's rope artwork for some people who like it's style and usage. Very commentary to some folks. Not your speed, I guess? 😊 I have the same one myself... Cottage, ocean, boat theme home living. Keep the videos coming. Be safe out there. You and your family.
Martie W. from Florida
Brass candles are still very popular decorate homes & there’s lots of things you can mix & match with brass to make it look fabulous 🥰👍🏻
Jocelyn @TheCrazyLampLady, Welcome to the world of Salt and Peppers. Most of the vintage and antique sets are very kitschy like the Before and After sets… the Squeakers, etc… anyways.. the Bride and Groom B/A is highly desirable to S&P Collectors.
I’m jealous of your Goodwills! So much cool stuff!!!😊
those fish plates are adorable
I was at goodwill last night and I literally picked up a set of studio nova coral reef tea cups with cream and sugar, I had never seen them, came home watched your daily upload and was like OMG she just found the matching plates! Too funny! Now I will probably see them all over :) Fun shop along
Lol, you have me sitting on the edge of my seat when you stand things up in your cart. Hahaha your cart maneuvering skills has to be better than mine, I would have half the items broke! 😂😂😂😂😂😂
I had to look it up coir fenders are used to protect boats from damage against docks or etc...
My husband collects those he calls them before & afters on the salt & pepper shakers, they could be newly weds then old couple or happy on 1 side & mad on the other 😊
Love the cigar boxes
I love the cigar boxes. The salt & pepper shaker of the wedding couple is great! I loved all the little animals too.☺
I said Oh my God at the same time as you at those little figures. jeeze louise those are freaky 🤣
Hello Jocelyn, I really thought you were reaching in for the pair of blue lamps behind the one that you've grabbed. I was yelling into my phone saying, "Go back! You've forgotten the other two lamps!"" Lol
that big cool lamp looks like something from a funeral home!
I love the butterfly tray & coasters & would be so excited if I found them in the wild. You seem to find them often, lucky you!! 😊
The rain at the end sounded cold and wet. Love the salt and pepper shaker!!
I learn so much stuff when I watch your videos…I have knowledge with other antiques etc than what you select but there’s so much I’ve learned from you! I enjoy your videos so much!
The salt and pepper set...so cute!!
The vase at the beginning of the video I think is “Alewine Pottery” it’s from Gatlinburg, TN
The Traveling Willberries goes with this video quite well!! Salt & Pepper l bet get a ton of bidders how 🤣🤣😂
Coir fenders are for boats to keep them from bumping the dock. Coir is the type of knotted rope they are made from. I just learned this myself lol
You had me Cracking Up with those s&p shakers
Yay! The Lamp Lady finds a cool lamp!
I buy brass candle holders, and glass door knobs to glue my Christmas trees as a base.
I keep a collection of beautiful art pottery, in various sizes, and whenever an occasion calls for flowers... I find a vase of appropriate size and go to the grocery store and purchase flowers. Cut to size and make them look all pretty and I've saved a fortune, and people get a really NICE vase to keep.
Wow, that lamp would be perfect for Halloween decor also!🎃
Brass is very popular. All different styles…. Candlesticks are good stuff.
That heavy ball on the bottom shelf is a door stopper to keep your Entrance door from banging in the wind
I love brass!
It's like a boat bumper they make now with rubber.
The writing on the charcuterie board looked like Rae Dunn.
Coir is a form of rope and the fender part is because they hang from the side of the boat to protect it as they sometimes knock against the stone walls as they are tied up at a dock. As in the smaller size of fishing boats as we have in Plymouth. UK
Coir (kwar) is a natural fibre used for various temporary outdoor things. The fender would be one of several secured to
the side of a small boar/yacht to prevent damage when the craft is tied up. Obvious when you know! Now you know too.
Fun trip.
Oh gosh the salt and pepper bride and groom rofl 🤣🤣🤣🤣
You missed that cool moon candle holder next to the brass candlesticks. I've been watching those on ebay.
You are so entertaining and funny. No wonder why you and Dagnay has such a fun time together. Love it!
I love that lamp!
Your the BEST!
You had me laughing at the wedding couple S&P shakers. Yes they are freaky! 🤣
Love the little turtle
I love the bride and groom salt/peppers! Too funny 😂
Love the brass at Christmastime….seems that is what people like to put out…the little green hand blown glass pitcher I believe is from Williamsburg. I have one that my daughter brought home for me as a gift back in the 80’s.
Dang the someone was rough with dishes in the background - like being in a truck stop cafe 🤣
Lots of clinking and clanking. Oh my. 😮
Coir fenders are used to keep the side of a boat safe while docking. They can retail for over $200.
You are so lucky. Goodwill in Portland doesn't put ANYTHING vintage out anymore. And if there is a hint of resale value they jack it up damage or not. Enjoy it while it lasts
You really made me laugh out load with those double sided bride and groom salt and peppers!!!😂😂😂
The rope coir fender is what they use to protect your boat from being bumped by other boats. Normally they are white rubber material.🇺🇸🌵❤️
I had that exact same popcorn maker. The screws were metal that held on the wheels of the machine. Well the heat from making popcorn heated the screws and the wheels fell off while I was popping popcorn. The machine tipped over backward and I caught it before the grease landed on my counter. What a mess? So much could have happened if I wasn’t there but my daycare kids noticed something was wrong before I did. Thank god they didn’t touch it.
Those salt and pepper shakers would of scared the knickers off of me! They looked like they were possessed! I would is screamed and threw them in the air! That is so funny because when you picked them up at first they looked so very sweet!
A piece of studio pottery that seems "thin" can be the mark of a skilled/experienced potter. When you find pieces that are heavy, especially with heavy bottoms, it's usually an indication of a new, inexperienced potter. It is difficult to draw the sides up on a wheel-thrown pot and new potters tend to leave a lot of clay at the bottom of the pot.
In studio pottery, I look for thin. I think thin and porous are different. Some cheaper ceramics are porous and lightweight and don’t feel like great quality.
Hello, I love when go look for things in the new carts. I just get excited 😁 with you. Love it 👍. 😀 😍 ❤
Idea for the coir fender, you can come in like a wrecking ball! Lol! (Since you love those Mylie Cyrus songs so much!) 😂
I feel like the rattan and lucite pressed flower tray and coasters could be glued back in place easily/minimal effort
At wedding then after BABY. love those S&P
Your lamp's buddy is here in Kalamazoo. I saw it yesterday at Salvation Army.
Great Walk-through. Love the salt and pepper shakers so cute. Please Stay Safe Happy and Healthy Have A Wonderful Day
The thrifter's curse: "I don't need any more (fill in the blank)" - and the motherlode of awesome (fill in the blank) appears.
So, true!! Lol
I think that candle Holder came from the Adams Family house.
I recently sold 2 brass candle holders for $35.00. I always grab them!!
JOS!!! Go back for the weaved COIR FENDER! Great comps!
I just searched on eBay. The listing prices are high but none of them have sold.
YES..Brass is def still in.