I love looking at estate sales, but I have to say, there is a lot of stuff that I can’t imagine would ever sell - I’m older now & it really gives me inspiration to start purging things, so that whatever is there when I pass is manageable to deal with & usable & also wouldn’t embarrass me for lots of people to be looking through !
When my late husband of 28 years died suddenly one night...I had to go through all his stuff and all the stuff he had saved from his dad and grandfather 😮...I decided then and from then on to purge my own things so my son would not have to sift through my things for days...😂 I only have now what I use and a few treasures ❤
how do you keep other shoppers from finding your items as your looking at other stuff. You can't carry everything, you need to bring one of those old fashioned shopping carts people used to use when shopping. I used to have one 50 years ago 😂
1. Wrens big butt will not even fit in there 😂 2. I’m obsessed with popping my knees lol 3. You can probably get the stains out of these blankets and things you find with Folex and even shout. I’m great at getting stains out of things. I just spray and let sit for days. And respray throughout the day. I’ve gotten so many stains out of things that way. Probably should’ve started with this is as no.1 since it’s the only useful piece of information. But the Wren comment was too funny. TeeHee.
The small enamel pot with the finger hook handle that you picked up in what looked like the bathroom appears to be an old “slop jar” or “potty”. Small ones were used to “potty train” children before the modern “potty chairs” were made. Before toilets as we know them now, a wooden chair had a slot under the open seat. A “slop jar” or enamel pot would slide under the open seat to catch the “waste” and could be easily removed to be emptied, washed and replaced. Of course, I can be completely wrong about your purchase. But, it appears you have bought someone’s used toilet. Lol! 🤣
Lots of treasures! I've been working up the nerve to go to an estate sale. I am just not very... social, and I hate thinking of walking into a strangers house. Lol!
Those “Weights” as you call them are called a “Pea” for a scale such as for weighing cotton in a sack or bushels of vegetables. There is another longer piece that goes with them where the item to be weighed is hung from a hook and the “pea” is adjusted in notches which balanced gives the exact weight. Lord, what I would have given for those. A true irreplaceable antique.
Julie just word of caution be sure to smell the enameled pot that you picked up with the handle. I have made the mistake and purchased them and sometimes they smell like URINE.
Yeah some of those things you passed on were the best things there. Especially the ironstone pitcher with all the spoons and the adorable little chair in the attic😢
The card viewer is called a stereoscope. My dad had one that I inherited. They were made around 1900 and the cards look 3D when you move the cards into focus.
*Yes, you are correct, Julie. The little silver plate brush and dustpan set for removing crumbs at the table is called a "silent butler", LOL. 😆 Did you get that FABULOUS POST for ONLY $6.00⁉️ I didn't see it in your car. Yes, that WAS a quart-sized MILK GLASS 🥛 measuring cup with the red stripe trim. On the top, it was missing the manual mixer with the lid and a handle made of metal that fit into the measuring cup to be used for whipping cream. 😉* *I L🤎VED the brushes, chenille bedspreads, the 2-sided library desk, the secretary desk, the crockery and all of the wooden kitchen utensils, too❣️ That WOODEN HIPPO 🦛 WAS JUST TOO CUTE❣️😍 💯😘🥰*
Hi Julie. I'm a big fan of yours and have been searching through your channel looking for something that I could have sworn I saw awhile ago. Didn't you have a pink rocking horse in Wryn's room? I wanted to see it because I was just given a child's wood horse and I need inspiration. I can't find the video. Can you help me?
I did a few years ago. I think I may have shown it on a DIY for resale video but not on a Thrift Flip video. I painted pink and make the saddle with a vintage napkin
@@juliethrifts thank you ! You are correct ..it was in a DIY for resale video. I went back and found it! So cute. I have a similar type of horse. Everything you create is so memorable to me. You are very talented and I steal your ideas often. Thank you for responding!
What a great estate sale! You found such amazing pieces!! I would have loved to dig through the games…I’m always on the hunt for vintage bingo cards and game pieces.
I love the idea of the rusty crusty nails in a jar. I really love the old can or pail to put flowers in for a table. What wonderful things you were able to find.
My family does not understand my love of old crusty things. Years ago my husband and I quit our date night to go to dinner in favor of estate sales. There are usually as many as four on some weekends...we generally wait til half pricecday...some do seventy five percent off. My husband had knee replacement so we are just now venturing out..he doesn't do basements yet. My favorite was the crumb catcher..I have several...one is handmade wood with flowers says Christmas 1930 on back. I would go back on half price day. Oh changed my mind..love the hippo. We have the same taste. I like the old rusty nails to put on my old wooden wall where I hang antique kitchen tools. We could see well..undid a good job. I wanted the rose chenille bedspread. I do the same thinh..old chair..old throw or spread, old pillow. Thanks for taking us with u.♡♡♡♡
Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful video. I really enjoyed watching all the antique stuff that was shown. Everything was amazing. Imagine the history behind each thing. Thank you again!
Yep. You bought a chamber pot. Lol. But I would have too!!! So neat! And I loved the hippo thingy, and the old bedspreads. Those would make a bunch of cute chenille stuffed animals.❤️❤️❤️
Love that hexagonal tile floor in the bathroom....its exactly the kind of bathroom floors that were in my apartments on Capitol hill in seattle in the 1970s ❤😂
I think this might be my best sale yet! I have been on the computer ALL day trying to get all the things listed. lots of book, mirrors, shells, art and of course all the rusty, crusty!
THAT LARGE WHITE ENAMEL BOWL WITH A HANDLE IS A BED PAN...IT WOULD BE KEPT UNDER THE BED. DURING THE NIGHT YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO GO OUT TO THE OUT HOUSE. THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR GOODIES.
I am from South Africa. Absolutely love your channels. Wish I could just go thrifting for one day in America! We have second hand shops here But not at all like over there!!!❤
Did you leave things behind like the chenille blankets and that cute measuring cup pitcher? Maybe I just missed it. You found some neat items. I’ve never seen a two-sided antique desk. So cool. Love the secretary piece also.
Funny enough I liked the white enamel chamber pot! Plus, was the wooden hippopotamus. Adorable! I had the white style bedspread you picked up on my bed when I was a little girl. That was used in the spring summertime.
When I see videos like this with all the old stuff in them I get real homesick for my olden days when I lived in Mississippi (1960's) and had the best childhood. Thanks for the past blast.☺
Great stuff! Omg that bathroom! My mom has the same black and white tiles and tub! The tiles were also the same on the kitchen counter. Lol Although her's is clean.
This was an amazing estate sale! The prices were so much lower than others I have been to. It was killing me you didn’t buy any of the the tiny swans. They would go so quick in your on-line store. I love rusty and crusty too!
You find the best estate sales and thrift stores near you. We don’t have anything good like that here. A few here and there but not much. The hippo is so cute!
You wouldn't touch the bed pan but bought the Thunder Mug! lol I didn't see the pink chenille bed spread did you not pick it up? So many good things at that sale!
I love looking at estate sales, but I have to say, there is a lot of stuff that I can’t imagine would ever sell - I’m older now & it really gives me inspiration to start purging things, so that whatever is there when I pass is manageable to deal with & usable & also wouldn’t embarrass me for lots of people to be looking through !
When my late husband of 28 years died suddenly one night...I had to go through all his stuff and all the stuff he had saved from his dad and grandfather 😮...I decided then and from then on to purge my own things so my son would not have to sift through my things for days...😂 I only have now what I use and a few treasures ❤
The enamel pot is a "potty"
AKA a chamber pot
Yes! 😁 I can't touch it! Lol
Just wash it up😂😂
how do you keep other shoppers from finding your items as your looking at other stuff. You can't carry everything, you need to bring one of those old fashioned shopping carts people used to use when shopping. I used to have one 50 years ago 😂
1. Wrens big butt will not even fit in there 😂
2. I’m obsessed with popping my knees lol
3. You can probably get the stains out of these blankets and things you find with Folex and even shout. I’m great at getting stains out of things. I just spray and let sit for days. And respray throughout the day. I’ve gotten so many stains out of things that way.
Probably should’ve started with this is as no.1 since it’s the only useful piece of information. But the Wren comment was too funny. TeeHee.
The small enamel pot with the finger hook handle that you picked up in what looked like the bathroom appears to be an old “slop jar” or “potty”. Small ones were used to “potty train” children before the modern “potty chairs” were made. Before toilets as we know them now, a wooden chair had a slot under the open seat. A “slop jar” or enamel pot would slide under the open seat to catch the “waste” and could be easily removed to be emptied, washed and replaced. Of course, I can be completely wrong about your purchase. But, it appears you have bought
someone’s used toilet. Lol! 🤣
Lots of treasures! I've been working up the nerve to go to an estate sale. I am just not very... social, and I hate thinking of walking into a strangers house. Lol!
So glad Wrynn got your space organized so you can have places for all these goodies
Those “Weights” as you call them are called a “Pea” for a scale such as for weighing cotton in a sack or bushels of vegetables. There is another longer piece that goes with them where the item to be weighed is hung from a hook and the “pea” is adjusted in notches which balanced gives the exact weight. Lord, what I would have given for those. A true irreplaceable antique.
Julie just word of caution be sure to smell the enameled pot that you picked up with the handle. I have made the mistake and purchased them and sometimes they smell like URINE.
Never buy an enamel pot from a bathroom. Its where the old adage "dont have a pot to p in" came from. P pots.
Omg I can believe you left that ironstone pitcher and the vintage watering cans behind!! Those were such amazing prices!
I know, Right?
I totally agree! I loved the watering cans❤ and pitcher
And that old cook book…omg
Yeah some of those things you passed on were the best things there. Especially the ironstone pitcher with all the spoons and the adorable little chair in the attic😢
The card viewer is called a stereoscope. My dad had one that I inherited. They were made around 1900 and the cards look 3D when you move the cards into focus.
Also called a stereopticon. We have one too. They are antiques & if the cards are with it....bonus!
*Yes, you are correct, Julie. The little silver plate brush and dustpan set for removing crumbs at the table is called a "silent butler", LOL. 😆 Did you get that FABULOUS POST for ONLY $6.00⁉️ I didn't see it in your car. Yes, that WAS a quart-sized MILK GLASS 🥛 measuring cup with the red stripe trim. On the top, it was missing the manual mixer with the lid and a handle made of metal that fit into the measuring cup to be used for whipping cream. 😉*
*I L🤎VED the brushes, chenille bedspreads, the 2-sided library desk, the secretary desk, the crockery and all of the wooden kitchen utensils, too❣️ That WOODEN HIPPO 🦛 WAS JUST TOO CUTE❣️😍 💯😘🥰*
I hope you go back on Sunday for more stuff you wanted.
loved the hippo
Ya missed the penquin ice bucket😊
I saw that, too!
I loved the fly fisherman.
CHAMBER POT
That is a child's potty, the enamel ware piece you purchased! So cute, what a great sale!!
That was a slop jar!! Earlier bedpan😄😄
Hi Julie. I'm a big fan of yours and have been searching through your channel looking for something that I could have sworn I saw awhile ago. Didn't you have a pink rocking horse in Wryn's room? I wanted to see it because I was just given a child's wood horse and I need inspiration. I can't find the video. Can you help me?
I did a few years ago. I think I may have shown it on a DIY for resale video but not on a Thrift Flip video. I painted pink and make the saddle with a vintage napkin
@@juliethrifts thank you ! You are correct ..it was in a DIY for resale video. I went back and found it! So cute. I have a similar type of horse. Everything you create is so memorable to me. You are very talented and I steal your ideas often. Thank you for responding!
Very nice 😊 like all of it!
What a great estate sale! You found such amazing pieces!! I would have loved to dig through the games…I’m always on the hunt for vintage bingo cards and game pieces.
I love the idea of the rusty crusty nails in a jar. I really love the old can or pail to put flowers in for a table. What wonderful things you were able to find.
Ohhh so many great finds. I especially liked those brushes. Glad to see you out & about 😊❤😊🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
My family does not understand my love of old crusty things. Years ago my husband and I quit our date night to go to dinner in favor of estate sales. There are usually as many as four on some weekends...we generally wait til half pricecday...some do seventy five percent off. My husband had knee
replacement so we are just now venturing out..he doesn't do basements yet. My favorite was the crumb catcher..I have several...one is handmade wood with flowers says Christmas 1930 on back. I would go back on half price day. Oh changed my mind..love the hippo. We have the same taste. I like the old rusty nails to put on my old wooden wall where I hang antique kitchen tools. We could see well..undid a good job. I wanted the rose chenille bedspread. I do the same thinh..old chair..old throw or spread, old pillow.
Thanks for taking us with u.♡♡♡♡
Thank you so much for sharing this beautiful video. I really enjoyed watching all the antique stuff that was shown. Everything was amazing. Imagine the history behind each thing. Thank you again!
Yep. You bought a chamber pot. Lol. But I would have too!!! So neat! And I loved the hippo thingy, and the old bedspreads. Those would make a bunch of cute chenille stuffed animals.❤️❤️❤️
Love that hexagonal tile floor in the bathroom....its exactly the kind of bathroom floors that were in my apartments on Capitol hill in seattle in the 1970s ❤😂
That desk is a “partners desk”. Heck I could ride that broom lol If there were any 100% wool blankets I would for cure grab ALL of them.
Omg this had my heart pounding! Crusty stuff is my thing ❤ I’d be there with a uhaul if I didn’t live in the Pacific Northwest 😅
Estate sales always make me sad 😢…going through someone’s Precious & beloved belongings… but I know they will be going to a good home 😊
What app do you use to check items before you buy them? I loved all the swans you see, I dont think you bought any in this video though x x
Hippo❤
Julie why didn’t u get the rusty claw ( small hand rake) in bucket of rusty nails? Hang on wall and hang stuff off it ❤
how do you find estate sales?
I can't believe I hadn't seen this video before, I loved looking through all the stuff.
How do you find these estate sales? I live in north Mississippi also and wish I knew of this sale before you got there!!😉
I've got 2 huge rusty nails I think I'm going to turn into mushrooms using some cute tiny bowls glued on them upside down.
You find the absolute best estate sales!!! So many amazing items you grabbed! Can’t wait for the next vintage drop on your site 🙌🏼
I think this might be my best sale yet! I have been on the computer ALL day trying to get all the things listed. lots of book, mirrors, shells, art and of course all the rusty, crusty!
THAT LARGE WHITE ENAMEL BOWL WITH A HANDLE IS A BED PAN...IT WOULD BE KEPT UNDER THE BED. DURING THE NIGHT YOU DIDN'T HAVE TO GO OUT TO THE OUT HOUSE. THANK YOU FOR SHARING YOUR GOODIES.
I think I saw a big rock on your way in, don’t you want it too? Young girls these days just get me with the things you think are pretty
My Dad would call that white enamal pot a "piss pot" I have a white and red one.....lol
The crumb scooper is called a “silent butler.” La Dee dah.
Oh my gosh - the hippo! My parents had the same one here in England when I was girl in the 60s
Nails can be hammered and glued sideways into wood to form words for signs.
I would not have picked anything except the book.
Great sale! The furniture was beautiful…love the hippo
Nooooooooo! I need the cookbook!!! Dying over here just a little.
Walls are plaster. The white pot you picked up is a pee pot.🤣🤣
I think that was the best estate sale I've ever seen you go too!! I hope you go back for more stuff!!!
Love the hippo!
So wish I could have been there! Lots of great stuff!
So many wonderful things in that house. ❤
Oh my gosh that rusty Krusty stuff is exactly what I like
I love the way you have a vision for everything you see!
Wow! Amazing deals!
The skirt hammer can also be used to hold a wreath.
You got some really good stuff. I would love to have that house.
The brushes and measuring pot
How much was the double desk??
You left the ironstone pitcher?!
the piece at 13 minutes as a stereoview
Hungry Hungry Hippo. My Fav.
Did you get the scuttle buckets?
The ice bucket with the penguins
I am from South Africa. Absolutely love your channels. Wish I could just go thrifting for one day in America! We have second hand shops here
But not at all like over there!!!❤
Estate sales are too expensive.
Did you leave things behind like the chenille blankets and that cute measuring cup pitcher? Maybe I just missed it. You found some neat items. I’ve never seen a two-sided antique desk. So cool. Love the secretary piece also.
What is the address to this estate sell ?
Funny enough I liked the white enamel chamber pot! Plus, was the wooden hippopotamus. Adorable!
I had the white style bedspread you picked up on my bed when I was a little girl. That was used in the spring summertime.
The cast iron pans are so great.
Loved the watering cans!
Fun sale !
Good stuff 😊
That hippo is everything!!
Julie how could you leave the white farmhouse pitcher with the wooden spoon?? I would have grabbed that so fast lol! Love all your beautiful finds!
Julie! That attic was haunted! I could tell just by watching lol you got so much good stuff-can't wait to reach Laurel MS ❤
great sharing
When I see videos like this with all the old stuff in them I get real homesick for my olden days when I lived in Mississippi (1960's) and had the best childhood. Thanks for the past blast.☺
Wow, what a haul! You did great at this sale. Glad you found a blue chenille bedspread like your pink one. Worthwhile trip!
Great stuff! Omg that bathroom! My mom has the same black and white tiles and tub! The tiles were also the same on the kitchen counter. Lol Although her's is clean.
I liked the green bin
This was an amazing estate sale! The prices were so much lower than others I have been to. It was killing me you didn’t buy any of the the tiny swans. They would go so quick in your on-line store. I love rusty and crusty too!
Was the house for sale?
The more rust, the better!
My favorite thing was you you cracked me up this time. 🤣🤭🙌
I like potty pots lol
You find the best estate sales and thrift stores near you. We don’t have anything good like that here. A few here and there but not much. The hippo is so cute!
You wouldn't touch the bed pan but bought the Thunder Mug! lol I didn't see the pink chenille bed spread did you not pick it up? So many good things at that sale!
I love the hippo!!
Loved the blanket. I bought a green one like that when I git married in 1970. I wish that they still made them.
Great haul🤗😍👏 Love the green rusty bucket😍
Love the potty!
Great stuff!
Did you grab the white pitcher with the wooden spoons? I was drooling!!
The Hippo is soooo cute. I have never seen anything like it.
Wow what an amazing estate sale!!! I have my dad's old nails that I use in my closets to hang my belts on and also in laundry room for my hangers!
Did you see the butter churn in the laundry room? I think the ironstone pitcher was a good choice.
I loved the scuttle buckets, the pitcher including all the wooden utensils in it and the chenille bedspread.
Those little chairs would be great to put plants on! Love them!
Girl you left an ironstone pitcher behind 😯☺️💕