I really want to be at places where you have a booth...would be so fun to buy from you that way. I LOVE Moser and Moser type...long story..thanks for showing us some. You are so helpful and kind and some people do not know and are not scamming or too high on purpose but still so grateful if one took a liking to and item in unknown area to watch where there could be tragic versus just learning along the way mistakes and even good idea to pay for help when buying a or hunting for a big big thing..I love that you are so good with big and little things and spendy and not so spendy and when a lady is excited about a cheese ball dish that maybe is in a too nice of a dish for that but ,,idk,, probably not a tragedy to use that way, you are just ice to her. Many things are lovely and ok to use however and strong enough...Thanks for such a beautiful drive through favorite areas, and another fun. learning and always witty sharing.
Hello George fr Springfield OH. I was soooo excited to see my childhood Barbie Canopy Bed@26:08! I've never seen an other one. Still have mine; sadly it's badly damaged. Looks like a fabulous sale! TFS a tour. Take care.
That petrified tree looked like a pudding stone which are found in Michigan… they are a conglomerate of various precious and semi precious stones that were ground together under the glaciers to make what looks like a “stone pudding” of the various stones… I have several along with some cool petosky stones which is petrified coral as MI was once an ancient seabed… 😉
@GrannysGarage. I thought the same thing! I live in SE Michigan and one of my favorite things to do is to go Rock Hunting. I have one good sized Pudding Stone, about the size of a soccer ball and boy oh boy it's a real beauty! And about a dozen or so smaller ones in various sizes and many Petosky Stones as well. My biggest being about the size and shape of a football. Not completely covered in the hex coral but still a pretty nice one. Do you live here in MI too?
@@SisterShirley no my partner is from MI but we live in the PNW now… visited Cheyboygan once and his grandfather gave me the stones… a few petoskies I did manage to find too!! But the pudding stones were a gift… he knew I was a rock hound! I was fascinated! 😍
Oh, wild George. I love you in the blackstar Hat❤❤❤ There was so much to see and so good things that I could've bought. Oh, well, when you get old and grave, you watch Wild George.❤😂❤😂❤😂❤❤❤
Oh George, So wished you had bought those baby and little girl clothing. As I have collected them for decades and adore them. They are slow sellers. A serious speciality of people. Enjoy your content ❤❤❤
Hi George: I've learned so much from you, and wanted to say "thanks!" I've been a collector since I was 18 years old, searching for household items to use ala "Vintage Living" and Bob Richter. I have swapped out better items over the years, and have decided this is a more interesting way to learn history. I've taught my daughter how to shop Estate Sales and Thrift Stores to furnish her house, and we've had a ton of fun doing it. We're going to NYC for my birthday, and plan to scour the Chelsea Flea Market. Have you ever shopped that one? If ever you're in Wisconsin, would love to show you some great places.
How cool! I'm excited that you share my perspective that these objects tell stories about real life. I'm so glad you and your daughter get to share that, I had that opportunity with my mom and it helped shape my tastes and interests a lot! I bought well in NYC when last there, not that market but it was surprising what you could find, given that certain designer items get top dollar there. Would like to get to Wisconsin next spring perhaps?
@@TheAntiqueNomad really like watching your videos they are fun .being a collector of prewar santa and Easter ,1930s Disney and other iconic comic characters for about 40 years since a kid .the problem with Disney stuff is there is just an abundance of made in China vinyl figures and cheap porcelain figures produced in the multi millions none of that will ever have value it’s the things that were made as toys the kids played with and got thrown away from the golden age in the 1930s that will continue to go up in value other than certain ceramic companies from the 30s 40s 50s shop Brayton ,American ,Shaw pottery Hagen Renaker the rest of the stuff is stuff that will not escalate in value whatsoever other than General toys that were discarded and still have the boxes stuff by Marx Disney tin windups linemar ect. Things dated 1964 Winnie the Pooh item that actually came out when the movie came out or an original jungle book Gund figures and other toys from the period predating the actual release 1966 versus 1967 when the movie came out and of course your steiff jungle book 4 characters that were produced in 1967 the rest of that stuff is pretty much far too mass produce rule of thumb as I’m sure you know anything made as a collectible will never be collectible as everyone has it in mint condition in the box.
I'm a collector of early Moser art glass. So, of course, I went nuts over the Moser items that one dealer had. Wow, those were some stunning art glass pieces! Thanks for the video. I'm looking forward to your estate sale video.
Hello, this is Corene. This dealer collected back in the day. Her glass is amazing and I was privileged to ralk with her and learn. She may be there in April.
It was Woody, not Arlo, who wrote "Roll on Columbia" in the early 1940s to promote the hydroelectric dams projects. Never the less, it would be cool to have Arlo's signature.
I think the European plate from The Old Curiosity Shop in England was marked with the price 21 _shillings_, not pounds. So, a unit of pre-decimal currency called a guinea: £1 and 1 shilling - as there were 20 shillings in a pound.
Shillings (x) and pence (y) were written in the x/y format. A price in round shillings, with no pence, wld be written x/- There were 12 old pence in a shilling (240 old pence in a pound). At decimalisation, that switched to 5 new pence in a 'shilling' (the term was phased out) - so, 100 new pence in a pound.
FYI, you mention glaze on the black pot at 5:37. I believe it is not glazed but burnished on the shinier areas and left unburnished on the duller areas. By using a layer of a different color slip (watery clay) the pots can be more colorful like the red pot on the other side of the dresser. There are, of course, TH-cam videos about how to burnish pottery.
Good evening, George! I liked that 1880s rocker. That butter dish, along with the other three matching table set pieces on the tray, would be a set I'd definitely be interested in buying. I have four or five table sets, now. Loved the pickled bamboo shelf. That acanthus leaf mini lamp is definitely my style. I'd hate to have to count the old kerosene lamps already here, though 😂 Those portrait plates were beautiful! I liked that Satsuma-style vase. I liked the barley twist candle holders Corene had there. That brass inkwell was a nice one. For some reason, I am really attracted to old inkwells. They're an item I don't mind having on their own, and not as a complete desk set. Those were really fun places to shop, and there were a lot of interesting items at both! Thanks for the take-along!
Hi there! I'm finally catching up again (I hope). I do like the table sets, and I am always a sucker for a pickled bamboo shelf! Inkwells are a big grabber for me too, I just sold one so I know we are not alone.
Hi George, i own a bunch of those tiny cameras. Some have the boxes and some don't. I even have one with several rolls of the tiny unused film inside the box. I was collecting those years ago before they got really expensive. I love them. Thank you for your videos. I learn so much from you. Please show us how you haggle prices. I have a problem with that lol.
I collect vintage art supplies so would have snapped up that Drawing made Easy box, for the graphics alone. It would be displayed in my studio. I'm loving taking road trips with you!
New subscriber here. Just wanted to let you know I am throughly enjoying your videos and your vast wealth of knowledge is impressive! I’m learning lots! Thank you! 😊
I have been learning a lot from you and Laura Caldwell, and Crazy Lamp Lady, and to think I missed this Estate sale right around the corner from me in Ellensurg Wa....How fun....And After I started watching further...I noticed at 4:33 That tree conk ended up in my goodwill and THEN in my home :) what a small world.
Thank you, George for another great video. I wish I was close enough to go to. This looks like a lot of fun and just the type of items I love to buy. :)
George, video from you is the best entertainment on TH-cam! WhooHoo! It’s hard to believe that you’re already back in the State of Washington! I believe that the ancient variety of nomad stayed longer at each stop, while you seem to tear around the country like a madman. I thought surely you were going to be in your Kentucky area territory for a longer stay. But, alas, you’re not. (I made a payment your Patreon because I could NOT ever get my membership upgraded. Then, I looked for info on Patreon, i.e., whatever Patreon is or does, and where my payment is recorded, but I didn’t find either. 😱🆘😱🆘😱
I love your videos I learn so much! I don’t really collect anything in particular other than bottles which I’m not picky about I just go by what I like and I also collect antique and vintage medical items as I am a registered nurse 😊. I wish you were doing an style sale near me I would love to come, however I don’t think you come my way I’m in Eastern PA.
Is you screen for the premiere Katherine's both from Custer? She gave me such a hard time about pictures last spring. She said she didn't know you. Lol
She was very rigid about what I could show as well. Hopefully I deleted and avoided what she didn't want shown, I tried to be respectful but we'll see if I get in trouble
I'm interested in the nativity set if the price is right!! Lol. Please say you didn't leave it! I collect Mexican pottery and cultural/religious atrefacts. I do hope you bought it.
Oh George, Another Home Run of a YT video. You are One Cool Dude and always in a Loose Mood (until you see some Cheetos) Question: Does your friend Corene Kay have her own YT channel? Or does she sell on Ebay? I'm interested in the Alaska tablecloth.
@@corenekay5776 Hi CoreneKay Do you have a YT channel too? Or an Ebay store? I am interested in that Alaska tablecloth shown in this video. Is it still available? If so, how much $$$ ? George was right, you have some great things. If I had to guess as to how long you have been in this biz, I would have said 25+ years. Well done Corene.
Very good point about desks. Who'd of thought!! 😅
The mountains are beautiful! I haven't made it there in person yet. But who knows maybe some day.
I really want to be at places where you have a booth...would be so fun to buy from you that way. I LOVE Moser and Moser type...long story..thanks for showing us some. You are so helpful and kind and some people do not know and are not scamming or too high on purpose but still so grateful if one took a liking to and item in unknown area to watch where there could be tragic versus just learning along the way mistakes and even good idea to pay for help when buying a or hunting for a big big thing..I love that you are so good with big and little things and spendy and not so spendy and when a lady is excited about a cheese ball dish that maybe is in a too nice of a dish for that but ,,idk,, probably not a tragedy to use that way, you are just ice to her. Many things are lovely and ok to use however and strong enough...Thanks for such a beautiful drive through favorite areas, and another fun. learning and always witty sharing.
I'm so happy that you're enjoying the channel on so many levels! Thank you for your thoughtful comment, and I'll keep doing my best to do as you said
Watching your channel is such a joy and an education.
You got some great pieces there George - really good deals. Kate would be so proud of your choosing the LO💜E art and dice cruet 👍😻
Good evening everyone 🦩🌴🌞
I'll swanny a bustle chair never heard of one
Hi George and everyone!❤
thank you for sharing your knowledge
Such cool stuff! Nice to meet Corine
Thank you, nice to have you join us tonight.
I like that show the views of the land. Looks beautiful those mountains. ❣️
Hi, George! ❤
Omg!!! I LOVE the Tonala nativity… I would have snagged that for sure!!!! 😉
Me too hon'... wasn't it gorgeous? 😍
My sister in law made my son a pair of moccasins when he was a toddler. That was some 40 years ago! Seeing those brought happy memories!❤
Hello George fr Springfield OH. I was soooo excited to see my childhood Barbie Canopy Bed@26:08! I've never seen an other one. Still have mine; sadly it's badly damaged. Looks like a fabulous sale! TFS a tour. Take care.
I had that same bed!! All my Barbie stuff burned up in a house fire in 1975. I still miss it.
Great video George! Loved the scenery shots! Thanks for sharing!
That petrified tree looked like a pudding stone which are found in Michigan… they are a conglomerate of various precious and semi precious stones that were ground together under the glaciers to make what looks like a “stone pudding” of the various stones… I have several along with some cool petosky stones which is petrified coral as MI was once an ancient seabed… 😉
Thanks for explaining!
@GrannysGarage.
I thought the same thing! I live in SE Michigan and one of my favorite things to do is to go Rock Hunting. I have one good sized Pudding Stone, about the size of a soccer ball and boy oh boy it's a real beauty! And about a dozen or so smaller ones in various sizes and many Petosky Stones as well. My biggest being about the size and shape of a football. Not completely covered in the hex coral but still a pretty nice one. Do you live here in MI too?
@@SisterShirley no my partner is from MI but we live in the PNW now… visited Cheyboygan once and his grandfather gave me the stones… a few petoskies I did manage to find too!! But the pudding stones were a gift… he knew I was a rock hound! I was fascinated! 😍
Interesting! I just got a Petoskey stone necklace, but haven't seen the other Michigan petrified stones up close.
Oh, wild George. I love you in the blackstar Hat❤❤❤ There was so much to see and so good things that I could've bought. Oh, well, when you get old and grave, you watch Wild George.❤😂❤😂❤😂❤❤❤
Oh George, So wished you had bought those baby and little girl clothing. As I have collected them for decades and adore them. They are slow sellers. A serious speciality of people. Enjoy your content ❤❤❤
Here we go again on another great adventure 🦩🌴🌞
Fun my daughter use to live in hoodriver , now we all live in Washington state, Bellingham area
Any Moment . . .🌞✌👍
Hi George: I've learned so much from you, and wanted to say "thanks!" I've been a collector since I was 18 years old, searching for household items to use ala "Vintage Living" and Bob Richter. I have swapped out better items over the years, and have decided this is a more interesting way to learn history. I've taught my daughter how to shop Estate Sales and Thrift Stores to furnish her house, and we've had a ton of fun doing it. We're going to NYC for my birthday, and plan to scour the Chelsea Flea Market. Have you ever shopped that one? If ever you're in Wisconsin, would love to show you some great places.
How cool! I'm excited that you share my perspective that these objects tell stories about real life. I'm so glad you and your daughter get to share that, I had that opportunity with my mom and it helped shape my tastes and interests a lot! I bought well in NYC when last there, not that market but it was surprising what you could find, given that certain designer items get top dollar there. Would like to get to Wisconsin next spring perhaps?
Love the lavender💜
@@TheAntiqueNomad really like watching your videos they are fun .being a collector of prewar santa and Easter ,1930s Disney and other iconic comic characters for about 40 years since a kid .the problem with Disney stuff is there is just an abundance of made in China vinyl figures and cheap porcelain figures produced in the multi millions none of that will ever have value it’s the things that were made as toys the kids played with and got thrown away from the golden age in the 1930s that will continue to go up in value other than certain ceramic companies from the 30s 40s 50s shop Brayton ,American ,Shaw pottery Hagen Renaker the rest of the stuff is stuff that will not escalate in value whatsoever other than General toys that were discarded and still have the boxes stuff by Marx Disney tin windups linemar ect. Things dated 1964 Winnie the Pooh item that actually came out when the movie came out or an original jungle book Gund figures and other toys from the period predating the actual release 1966 versus 1967 when the movie came out and of course your steiff jungle book 4 characters that were produced in 1967 the rest of that stuff is pretty much far too mass produce rule of thumb as I’m sure you know anything made as a collectible will never be collectible as everyone has it in mint condition in the box.
That show looks amazing! Wish I was there! You looked Fabulous in the the hat as always!
Hello, everyone!!! 😁😁😁😁
Hi George! Xeno, too, if he’s there! 👋👋👋🥰🥰
Hello there!
Simply delightful video. Thank you for sharing your incredible depth of knowledge with us.
I so wish you'd shown the bark cloth. It goes for a pretty penny.
Great video. So many lovely things. You dealers have the best job. Thanks for sharing.
Hi George! Love that hat 😊
I love Breyer horses!
great video tonight!
Good to see you today ❤
Another great adventure shared with us thank you!
I was especially thrilled to see the souvenir ruler from New Zealand 🇳🇿
I'm a collector of early Moser art glass. So, of course, I went nuts over the Moser items that one dealer had. Wow, those were some stunning art glass pieces! Thanks for the video. I'm looking forward to your estate sale video.
Hello, this is Corene. This dealer collected back in the day. Her glass is amazing and I was privileged to ralk with her and learn. She may be there in April.
I think the stitching on the child’s coat is called soutache.
I Am showing my age, but I used to Have one Of those plastic LOVE wall Hangings when I was a teen.
Wow, so much interesting stuff! Hey, a couple of times your narration got cut off mid-sentence. Just to let you know! I missed getting to hear it all.
Hi George 😊
It was Woody, not Arlo, who wrote "Roll on Columbia" in the early 1940s to promote the hydroelectric dams projects. Never the less, it would be cool to have Arlo's signature.
Learned that song in Catholic school in the 1970s! The nuns taught us all kinds of American folk music.
I really enjoyed this! Thanks for sharing your knowledge. ❤️
Such interesting things thanks George ❤California
Washington on my bucket list
I think the European plate from The Old Curiosity Shop in England was marked with the price 21 _shillings_, not pounds. So, a unit of pre-decimal currency called a guinea: £1 and 1 shilling - as there were 20 shillings in a pound.
Shillings (x) and pence (y) were written in the x/y format. A price in round shillings, with no pence, wld be written x/-
There were 12 old pence in a shilling (240 old pence in a pound). At decimalisation, that switched to 5 new pence in a 'shilling' (the term was phased out) - so, 100 new pence in a pound.
FYI, you mention glaze on the black pot at 5:37. I believe it is not glazed but burnished on the shinier areas and left unburnished on the duller areas. By using a layer of a different color slip (watery clay) the pots can be more colorful like the red pot on the other side of the dresser. There are, of course, TH-cam videos about how to burnish pottery.
I am so jealous of your job !!! 💕
Good evening, George! I liked that 1880s rocker. That butter dish, along with the other three matching table set pieces on the tray, would be a set I'd definitely be interested in buying. I have four or five table sets, now. Loved the pickled bamboo shelf. That acanthus leaf mini lamp is definitely my style. I'd hate to have to count the old kerosene lamps already here, though 😂 Those portrait plates were beautiful! I liked that Satsuma-style vase. I liked the barley twist candle holders Corene had there. That brass inkwell was a nice one. For some reason, I am really attracted to old inkwells. They're an item I don't mind having on their own, and not as a complete desk set. Those were really fun places to shop, and there were a lot of interesting items at both! Thanks for the take-along!
Thank you, so much. They didn't sale so I decided they would look good in my home.😊
@@corenekay5776 Those are really nice! I don't blame you - I'd want to keep them, too 😁
Hi there! I'm finally catching up again (I hope). I do like the table sets, and I am always a sucker for a pickled bamboo shelf! Inkwells are a big grabber for me too, I just sold one so I know we are not alone.
🙋🏻♀️Hello George&Everyone🙋🏻♀️!!
Such wonderful things you have amazing amount of knowledge
AS Rod Stewart sang you wear it well
I badly want to visit Washington state .. looks beautiful
Hi George, i own a bunch of those tiny cameras. Some have the boxes and some don't. I even have one with several rolls of the tiny unused film inside the box. I was collecting those years ago before they got really expensive. I love them. Thank you for your videos. I learn so much from you. Please show us how you haggle prices. I have a problem with that lol.
I'll swanny a bustle chair I never had one ... but never wore a bustle
I love Mount Rainier (Ray•neer) area!
It's great you got to shop where you normally sell! You got some great items!
I collect vintage art supplies so would have snapped up that Drawing made Easy box, for the graphics alone. It would be displayed in my studio. I'm loving taking road trips with you!
New subscriber here. Just wanted to let you know I am throughly enjoying your videos and your vast wealth of knowledge is impressive! I’m learning lots! Thank you! 😊
I have been learning a lot from you and Laura Caldwell, and Crazy Lamp Lady, and to think I missed this Estate sale right around the corner from me in Ellensurg Wa....How fun....And After I started watching further...I noticed at 4:33 That tree conk ended up in my goodwill and THEN in my home :) what a small world.
Hi George I'm here
Me too!
23:37. I LOVE SMALLS !!!!!!!!!!!!
We need that camper George! Also love the Homco shoutout!
Lol well you invented it! I need the camper too
Thank you, George for another great video. I wish I was close enough to go to. This looks like a lot of fun and just the type of items I love to buy. :)
Awesome video!! Where and when is the show in Mt. Dora? I’d love to go!! 🎉
George, video from you is the best entertainment on TH-cam! WhooHoo! It’s hard to believe that you’re already back in the State of Washington! I believe that the ancient variety of nomad stayed longer at each stop, while you seem to tear around the country like a madman. I thought surely you were going to be in your Kentucky area territory for a longer stay. But, alas, you’re not. (I made a payment your Patreon because I could NOT ever get my membership upgraded. Then, I looked for info on Patreon, i.e., whatever Patreon is or does, and where my payment is recorded, but I didn’t find either. 😱🆘😱🆘😱
I love your videos I learn so much! I don’t really collect anything in particular other than bottles which I’m not picky about I just go by what I like and I also collect antique and vintage medical items as I am a registered nurse 😊. I wish you were doing an style sale near me I would love to come, however I don’t think you come my way I’m in Eastern PA.
George, where is your estate sale?????
Will we get a look at the estate sale I do hope so ?.❤
Is you screen for the premiere Katherine's both from Custer? She gave me such a hard time about pictures last spring. She said she didn't know you. Lol
She was very rigid about what I could show as well. Hopefully I deleted and avoided what she didn't want shown, I tried to be respectful but we'll see if I get in trouble
@@TheAntiqueNomad🤐🫣
@@TheAntiqueNomadone would think she would like the publicity. But what do I know! Lol.
@@TheAntiqueNomadGeorge, if you get into trouble, I'll bail you out😂
I think she was just concerned about things belonging to one consignor of hers for reasons having to do with their family
Love your knowledge and information. I also think you are a handsome man!!.
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I'm interested in the nativity set if the price is right!! Lol. Please say you didn't leave it! I collect Mexican pottery and cultural/religious atrefacts. I do hope you bought it.
Hello, this is Corene, I'm sorry it sold.
I am coveting Corene's amber-champagne pendant necklace. Was this an annual event or an antique mall located in Spokane?
It is really pretty! This is a sermi-annual event in April and October, but I imagine she would be glad to talk to you about it
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George sooo many people would have purchased you at that price stuck on you hee hee
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…the lamp was a little too as is 😅
I would buy it for myself as an oddity. Lol.
Oh George,
Another Home Run of a YT video. You are
One Cool Dude and always in a
Loose Mood
(until you see some Cheetos)
Question:
Does your friend Corene Kay have her own YT channel? Or does she sell on Ebay? I'm interested in the Alaska tablecloth.
HOW OLDS THIS VIDEO ???
This video was recorded on Oct, 1. Hello it's Corene
@@corenekay5776
Hi CoreneKay
Do you have a YT channel too? Or an Ebay store? I am interested in that Alaska tablecloth shown in this video. Is it still available? If so, how much $$$ ? George was right, you have some great things. If I had to guess as to how long you have been in this biz, I would have said 25+ years.
Well done Corene.
Thank you so much! George has that table cloth. So ask him for it. You might get lucky.
@@corenekay5776
Thank you
I'll try and catch him.
He's so busy and you never know where he is.
That's so true. Good luck. He's having his sale this weekend. So maybe after that.
Kay Finch pottery is sold retail 29.50 so the price here is too high.
I still need help with art
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George not stuff treasures
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