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The little red glass basket is Westmoreland, not Fenton.
You are absolutely right! I thought the same thing when I watched the video, I didn't edit this one and I missed my error. I'm going to pin your comment so people seeing the video will realize my mistake and learn. Thank you!
George, you are so enjoyable to watch. You could put out a video everyday and it wouldn't be enough for me. I always learn something. And this video was no exception. I learned a few new things to look for. You found some pretty good deal too. Thanks for taking us along.
Good shopping, slow n thurough
Aww, thanks! I couldn't keep up with daily, but I'm glad you're enjoying the ones I do. I try to move slowly enough that you can really see what I see. Thanks for coming!
"That's strange enough, I gotta Have him" LOL!
Strange sells!
I saw so many things I would buy in the first location you visited.💞🐣
Thank you for helping to bring awareness about our painful history. I deeply appreciate it.
I think it's important to be as honest as we can about how things were. Things are never just one way.
Hi George! The Windmill has some nice items, at good prices. I like that enameled stove. I was disappointed to see that oak sideboard had been defaced with that green paint, though. I have three of my granddad's coal scuttles. We use them to put large pine cones in for display. I like that "Go-Along" bottle you got. I have an old GE refrigerator pitcher, with a metal lid, that reminded me of. Love that oak bonnet dresser! I have a highboy chest with the hat box in it. That looked like a Victorian bamboo chair the typewriter was on. I love the Victorian bamboo furniture! Those planes were nice. I have one of my granddad's old wood planes. I noticed several pieces of Carnival Glass scattered about in there, too. Love that Royal Doulton piece! There was an old floor/piano lamp there that would be nice, if it could be restored to oil. That is a nice shop, with really good prices and items! Thanks for the tour!!!
I love Victorian bamboo as well! I went right to the dishes on that painted dresser because words couldn't describe how unappealing that paint was. The piano lamp would be a restoration project, I'm not sure whether they drilled it to electrify or not...so many were ruined that way. Thanks for your appreciation of the bonnet dresser, I really think those are undervalued right now...in part because people paint them (ugh). I knew you'd agree with me about the Royal Doulton piece! Best wishes, George
@@TheAntiqueNomad I had a Victorian bamboo corner chair, but had to sell it when I moved here with Mother...nowhere to put it. I hated to let it go, but had to. That sideboard looked like an ogre had upchucked on it🤣 That green paint was horrid! It would be a shame if someone had drilled the font on the piano lamp. I think some of them can be brazed, but it still lessens the value, if they've been drilled. I'd love to find a matching bonnet dresser to the highboy I have. My brother and his wife have a complete reproduction set, like my highboy, and it actually came with a bonnet dresser. To me, painting over that wood grain is like putting Mother Nature in a gaudy body bag😒 I've never understood why anyone would do that. That Royal Doulton piece is really nice! You made a real score with that one! Hope you're having a great day, Mark
Thanks George I always learn something
Thank you, I have fun sharing with you!
Thank you for a great shopping share. Nice to hear you tell about the items.
You are so welcome! This is what I like to do, please check out my older videos as the content still is valid. I want people to know what I know about stuff so they can enjoy it more
George, you are a stitch. I’m glad you’re here.
Thank you! I feel the same about you
I loved this store!! So many items you don't see in other stores!!! Thank you.
George, good picking. The little man pretzel holder, the horse lamp. Love the great things and the history that goes with it.
Thanks! I had fun at their shop, I'll have to go back soon. I'm glad I could show it off to you!
Great piece of Royal Doulten.
I was happy to see something as unusual as that there!
Always enjoy your videos. Stay Well. Also saw you live tonight
Good to see you Geno! I'm sorry I'm so slow to respond. I have a new Live channel now too. Hope you're doing well and having fun
"...these cats from the '80s and '90s that everybody likes now. Priced at 24...they don't eat much". I burst out laughing. That McCoy jardiniere originally had a matching pedestal. We had the set and sold it, which I've regretted ever since. My ex-husband had one of those silly oil drip lamps when I met him in 1978. With taste like that, maybe that's why he's my EX husband, lol. Along with a complete set of 'Plainsman' from Frankoma, my Mom had the Autumn Leaf too. I guess for 'fancy dining"?
LOVE the Royal Dalton compote, the colors are beautiful. BTW George? If you like covered bridges, come to Oregon, we've got tons of them :-)
Lol! Actually wanting an oil drip lamp back then was not the ironic statement it is now! I've been over one Oregon covered bridge on the way to the coast, I think. I wish the pedestal had been there, and I can see regret over selling that set, they seem big and in the way but there's a time later we recollect how grand they were...
So close to Nashville!😬
There's a lot just a few hours north of Nashville in the way of antiquing
Had a great time
OMG the oil drip lamp and marble coffee table!!! Every Italian family in Brooklyn NY had at least one!
Lol they were popular in a lot of places but I hadn't realized that was a population segment that liked them too
Hi George thanks for another fun video. You sure bought some neat things.
I have a horse lamp just like that but I’m missing the two little planters
Cockadoodle doo, George. Now you have your own Chicken flock. That was another great Antique store. You always find the best shops. Thank you for taking us along.
Love watching your trips
I really love going on shopping sprees and how you share knowledge and history about items!!! I love the northwest and miss that region.
Wow i saw several ítems that saw at the crazy lamp lady videos at Goodwill
I'm enjoying your antiquing and knowledge of history
Thank you! I hope to see you in comments again, I'm way behind but it's really good to know you're watching and enjoying
Some really good prices for resellers there. What a great place!
It really is! I hope this helps put it on the map...they do a good job there
🤣🤣🤣 fun video George thank you 💛
Thank you again!
Great video Nomad. And I love that you have included music with your video's. Makes your video's more enjoyable.
I’m trying when I can manage it
I first discovered the Red Wing pattern Tampico when I found a beautiful shaped bowl of theirs at a flea market in Indiana. I fell in love with every piece since then! Thanks for sharing with us! As always, loved the information and video! ❤️
Such a fun pattern! I really like those pieces too
As always, thanks for sharing your knowledge, George! I can never get enough.
I certainly love thrifting with you. You do a great job showing a variety of items and sharing your knowledge. Thank you so much. Blessings from Wisconsin
Love the melmac humor!
My editor figured out how to make the sound crazy like that, he's great!
Hey you changed my last name! Thank you! Now my husband won't give me crap for not changing my last name everywhere. Haha! :)
Ha! I'm sorry it took so long, TH-cam doesn't make it easy for some reason
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
You're welcome! Hope you received your Treasure Craft book
@@TheAntiqueNomad I did! I am enjoying all the pictures! Love all the stuff in the peacock color!
Thank you for taking us shopping with you George! We’ll have to visit that shop soon. Really nice items and more reasonable than most shops in the area.
You should! They're nice people and they have good variety that you can afford to buy
Another awesome video George! I love the pretzel holder and I have that exact Mountain Dew bottle behind me on my desk wish you could sometimes see when I do my videos.
Hey, bud! I thought the pretzel holder was great. I like the old Mtn. Dew logo, I do notice it when I get to watch your channel
I've been streaming the whole Dick Van Dyche series the past couple of weeks, and noticed that cookie jar on his kitchen divider wall right away.
Awesome! I wanted to put it in my book but the rights were too expensive
Hi George. Splendid video.
What a wonderful place to visit
Glad you enjoyed it! I do like the Kentucky countryside and it's a good place to find things
I may take a trip down there for the drip lamp.I been wanting one so bad. Welp!! You got it! I was making this comment and BAM there it was in your vehicle 🚑🤣
I had to get it! I'm willing to sell it though.
😃. I might need to go there and pick up some things. I love the quilt 💕
Thx much 🌞 You did good telling the prices.
Please do, they're nice people and great to deal with in their shop! I don't always focus on price so much but this video lent itself to it
Hi George! Loved the yellow table!
Hi there! Nice to see you! I'm glad you enjoyed this, I really wish I had chairs to go with the table
I enjoy watching you spend money on what we love. Just got out of jail. Twenty days for violating probation on a misdemeanor. I was wrongly convicted and then wrongly jailed. I hate clay county in Florida!
Oh dear! Florida is rough with that sort of thing. Welcome back and stay away from those people
Oh I love that read blown glass cigarette lighter and bowl beautiful I collect them
I was born in Paducah Kentucky. Right over the river in Metropolis Illinois we have some interesting stores too
I need to come look!
Great video and thanks for taking us along with you George 👏👏
TH-camr Świat Gosi recommended you and your book in her latest vintage haul😉🌷
Thank you so much for letting me know. 🙏🏼 That was very kind of her. 🙂
40 years ago I was given oak dining room furniture: claw footed table with two leaves, four or six chairs (since gone ), a matching sideboard and mirror. It had to be refinished and when the refinished came over to check it out, he offered me a thousand dollars for all of it. I kept my furniture and although I am tired of it I won’t sell it : it is worth more and more importantly, this oak furniture has been where we have had numerous family dinners and celebrations. It is part of our history.
Another good one George.
Thank you for expanding my mind.
Thanks for doing a video on this store! I have had a booth in there store for at least four years! I enjoy watching your videos!
Love that Royal Doulton piece!
I really like the black horse, shiny cool.
That horse lamp is just amazing 😮
Love it all glad you got that oil drip lamp I love those got one for my mom in 80s
Thanks George, enjoyed this video. ⭐️⭐️
That is a beautiful blue earthenware bowl
Love the oil drip lamp! Lovely place!
Just started watching today. You are so knowledgeable
That is definitely a good price on that yellow table
Just started watching you loved it, so informative look forward to catching new and the back ones
The lamp you referred to as an oil drip lamp, is that the same as a Rain Lamp?
That's correct!
I have a large oil lamp like that one there but it’s a large one that hangs
When I was a kid in the 60s, Boys bikes were red and girls bikes were blue
My old lamp is a beige with gold accent
i love to buy n restore that bike !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Oil lamp
thanks George, this was a nice tour, I have question on how you store your sterling flatware when not in use, do you use a silverware box? I saw a recent video of yours with a sterling set you are selling without the box. thanks again & have a great day.
I would suggest a tarnish free box if you have one. I use mine enough not to polish, although I do have a tarnish free drawer liner
Hi George, I think that needlework that you bought might be a suzanni from Bukharra Uzbekistan.
Like the map to show your location
My tech guy did that, I need to learn how and do it every video eventually
There is a 100 mile sale in Oklahoma taking place on may 7 an 8th. Im going to go it would be awesome if you could make it.
Oh, I'd so like to go! Unfortunately I'm in Washington that weekend, I come back the 9th
Oh man. Some of the towns are on indian reservation so i am hoping to get some good jewelry. I will be thinking if you as i pick.
I Just saw the set C🍪🍪kie Jar with Flour,Sugar,Coffee,Tea $12 great condition at my Honey pot 🍯💰local thrift store where I find awesome deal$ all the time to resell but I passed to hard of a $ell....
It has to be priced right because it's a lot to sell online, you really have to sell in the real world with this larger stuff to make money
Kentucky is Chicken Country. Colonel Sanders can’t be wrong..right?
He's right!
Formica really? I gotta tell my family that. We have two in the kitchen and probably more all around. I keep pointing things out to them telling them “That’s valuable, that’s valuable, please don’t throw it away.” Like I’m parenting *them* and theyre in their 60’s and I’m 34 😂
Hey George! Aren’t we all a little cracked?
How much was the french provential bedroom suite please?
Not bad, I think perhaps $200?
I know nothing about Native American history so I do not know about the trail you referred to at the beginning
The Trail of Tears was where the Cherokee and other Native American tribes were forced to walk 1000 miles from their tribal lands to the scrub land of Oklahoma to which they were displaced, hence the name. Andrew Jackson was president and committed what would now be considered war crimes to make that happen, specifically when he had his emissaries make a cease-fire truce with the Seminole chief and then kidnapped him and shipped him off during what they claimed was a "negotiation session". Many Native Americans died during the travail, it's a real blemish on our history
@@TheAntiqueNomad thank you - fascinating- a lot like the Jews in WW2 - when will we ever learn
Was that a stove or a kitchen counter top?
I thought it was a stove
@@TheAntiqueNomad I loved it, I would have bought it if it wasn’t terribly expensive. Thanks for the response.
It’s sad that all of the China dish sets that are grandparents ate has went down in value.