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Those placemats look perfect to put in a chunky and interesting frame with a white mat or just to add some texture….even better mounted on a beautiful piece of wood With big brass looking nails in each Corner and a clip or clips added to easily display lil ones artwork in a beautiful way that works with your decor, a family recipe (my grandmother wrote all hers in cursive so they can look so pretty depending), or family pics too! THEY ARE GORGEOUS and perfect to add something different than just burlap or a plain matte. Just a thought!
the pot with the spout is called a samovar and used mostly for tea prep. some are electric like the one with the 2 prongs sticking out on the side, it would have had an electric cord to attach it and plug in.
The plate rack would look good painted the green of that long throw pillow. The vessel with the spout was a coffee urn. The upper working part is missing. Still looks interesting.
The brush is a drafting brush and is used to brush away eraser pieces. I went to college in the 90’s for architecture and we had a modern version of that same brush for our hand drafting class. Great find!
This “slicer” is a mandolin. Used for very fine, uniform slices. More recent ones have a guard to protect your fingers! There were so many emergency room visits that they finally made the guards! Thankful for the internet!
I would have been too shy to take the other acccordion peg racks off the wall too, but I wish you had so I could live vicariously through you ha. If I had been there I might have tried to talk you into doing it. But I'm happy you got the two you did, I have been keeping my eye out ever since I first saw you make the shelf out of one. The architect's plate rack is going to be gorgeous in your dining room. Nice haul!
J - totally love the haul ESPECIALLY the Architect's plate rack. Now you know I love it when you pull out the white paint, but I would modestly suggest you keep the plate rack unpainted. I know you are collecting a lot of white pieces and they would look great against the wood of the rack.
Hi Julie, like other comments, your mystery pots are hot water heaters. I have sold a couple for decorative use online. In the Persian language they are called Samovar. However, the ones you have may be of Russian or Turkish decent. They usually have another smaller pot on top with strong tea, then they dilute the strong tea with the water and usually drink in tea glasses. I would keep your crochet blanket/tablecloth as long ad you want to. They will always have resale. Vintage linens are fabulous! Thank you so much Julie for your delightful content! I really enjoy your shopping videos on FB.🌷
I know this is way off topic, but a while ago you found some corks and were wondering what you might do with them. I wanted to tell you what I do with them - I make bulletin boards. I use to sell them also. I use to work at a hospital and one thing I would do was when a doctor was retiring, would be to make a board with mostly plain corks and then I would have all the other doctors sign the plain corks. The doctors loved this because they had a memento they could hang up at home. I just purchased the lemon IOD transfers and can't wait to receive them. I enjoy your videos very much....thanks for posting.
Julie I would keep the crocheted blankets. That color is gorgeous! The last estate sale I went to still had her toothbrush and hairbrush in the bathroom. I left before buying anything. It just felt wrong. So yea, I understand about taking things off the wall. You did find amazing things! I LOVE milk glass!
I have a kraut cutter. Tried to use it for it's specified purpose one year during harvest. Let me just say, those gals from yesteryear must have had some BIG guns. What a workout! Me, I went and picked up a food processor. The kraut turned out perfect!
Gorgeous blankets, they are keepers, and I love the plate rack and beautiful placemats. The copper kettle is awesome with that patina!!! That milk glass is beautiful and would look great in your cabinet where you are putting white dishes. Love your hauls and all your videos
Need to keep the handmade throws, they are so beautiful. You absolutely find the most beautiful and interesting items. My favorite is always the baskets and copper. 🌸🪴🤗
Those 'dusty' white crocheted afghans are gorgeous ! You showed one a couple hauls ago that was very 'colourful'. Those were very popular in the 70's....anybody who had a granny, had one....but they fell from popularity relatively quickly. They even became synonymous with the epitome of tacky. 😆 However....as they say...'everything that's old becomes new again'. The "vintage" ice-skates seem like they would fall into the 'antique' category. What an awesome find. You continue to be so uplifting to watch...your enthusiasm is contagious.
I love the crusty kitchen stuff. I'm pretty sure the big slicer is for cabbage to make sauerkraut. Love the scalloped table for your little daughter's room.
The corning ware is a pattern I had in the 80’s. You can roast anything such as chicken or vegetables in it, make lasagna, or a casserole, as you said. Scalloped potatoes, macaroni and cheese are just a few ideas. It’s a great size.
I have multiple pieces to this corning set. Got them as a wedding gift in 1977. Never had that cake dish though. Sure would have been a nice addition to my set when I was raising a family. Lucky find!
What a terrific haul! The throw with the ruffle is crocheted. The cream one with the flowers and fringe is knitted. I usually forget to get everything to the check out and then am disappointed when I remember . But have never come home with something that I didn't intend to buy. 😧
Reading the comments and haven’t seen the ice skates yet…but I skated 8 yrs old Thur high school and tried out, joined an ice show tour and skated 45 cities in 11 months for 10 yrs. Ice Follies is Disney on Ice now! Can’t wait to see the skates. Just realized I could fast forward! But no…I like u so much I want you, you utube to last forever! Ya all.
Hallo Julia , I just watched your video, and you showed some ice-skates, for three months I have just bought some they look the same. I will have them for Christmas in my deko. Love them. Love the things you bought. Have a nice day.
The two small items you showed after the sock darning items are tatting shuttles. You wrap a very thing thread around the centers and it is used to tie small knots which form a lacy pattern. If you ever watch some on tatting, their finger seem to fly and the lace is very delicate and beautiful.
I have to agree, i would keep the plate shelf natural. I think it would really stand out and not fade into the background. Would look so nice above the pew. Amazing finds but i love the crocheted blankets and the shelf.
The more loopy place mat would be gorgeous folded in half, hand sewn half way up on each side with lace straps and flowers in the top. Ya know, like a shabby chic purse. ❤
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That brass collie is perfect
Dog=great door stopper!
I love the blankets !
They were made with love
Those are gorgeous afghans! Keep those.
Please keep the throws, great hot love, love the coffee pots
I love those crochet blankets
Those placemats look perfect to put in a chunky and interesting frame with a white mat or just to add some texture….even better mounted on a beautiful piece of wood With big brass looking nails in each Corner and a clip or clips added to easily display lil ones artwork in a beautiful way that works with your decor, a family recipe (my grandmother wrote all hers in cursive so they can look so pretty depending), or family pics too! THEY ARE GORGEOUS and perfect to add something different than just burlap or a plain matte. Just a thought!
Darning eggs! I have my Grandmothers!
The glass candlesticks are interesting.
1930 picture was called "Cocktail Art" and is probably worth around $1000 to $1500 since it is signed. Great find!
really, well that is amazing!
Girl! I love milk glass!
the pot with the spout is called a samovar and used mostly for tea prep. some are electric like the one with the 2 prongs sticking out on the side, it would have had an electric cord to attach it and plug in.
Brass frog awesome
The plate rack would look good painted the green of that long throw pillow.
The vessel with the spout was a coffee urn. The upper working part is missing. Still looks interesting.
I put my vintage skates on a wreath.
The brush is a drafting brush and is used to brush away eraser pieces. I went to college in the 90’s for architecture and we had a modern version of that same brush for our hand drafting class. Great find!
Thanks for the info!
Yes. My husband was an architect, and those brushes were for sweeping away eraser debris from their drafting tables.
I still have mine.
This “slicer” is a mandolin. Used for very fine, uniform slices. More recent ones have a guard to protect your fingers! There were so many emergency room visits that they finally made the guards! Thankful for the internet!
I concur. My Daddy was a mechanical engineer and had this with his supplies on his drafting table.
The Corning dish is very nice. My mother use to have them all. They make good baking in.
Lasagna. Yes
The tatting item is called a tatting shuttle. they are used to make lace as well as mend
Love your style!
Julie the lassie dog is called a border colly
I like the place mats Julie
Coffee pot, brass
Great stuff loved it
Great stuff loved it
Tea samovar. Heats water and the tea pot sits on top.
I would have been too shy to take the other acccordion peg racks off the wall too, but I wish you had so I could live vicariously through you ha. If I had been there I might have tried to talk you into doing it. But I'm happy you got the two you did, I have been keeping my eye out ever since I first saw you make the shelf out of one. The architect's plate rack is going to be gorgeous in your dining room. Nice haul!
J - totally love the haul ESPECIALLY the Architect's plate rack. Now you know I love it when you pull out the white paint, but I would modestly suggest you keep the plate rack unpainted. I know you are collecting a lot of white pieces and they would look great against the wood of the rack.
I might do that put white plates in it. That would look good
Agree it goes well with the wood already in your dining room... ❤
The wood on this shelf plate rack is already gorgeous, don't need paint. So blessed to find it
Came here to say that... leave the plate rack the way it is, it's a pretty stain and it looks great in the room the way it is!
The gold framed floral art compliments the gold framed mirror on mantle.
Great hull .
Wow you lucked out w/ all that milk glass....beautiful!!!! Love the placemats.....
It’s a border collie, I believe. (Brass dog).
Score!!!😍😍😍
I think the Corning ware is a lasagna pan
The pots with faucets are samovars. The candle holder is a menorah. Perhaps the architech was of Russian Jewish heritage.
The milk glass vases make great gifts with two or three flowers or buds.
You should look up that dish.
Great finda
Hi Julie, like other comments, your mystery pots are hot water heaters. I have sold a couple for decorative use online. In the Persian language they are called Samovar. However, the ones you have may be of Russian or Turkish decent. They usually have another smaller pot on top with strong tea, then they dilute the strong tea with the water and usually drink in tea glasses. I would keep your crochet blanket/tablecloth as long ad you want to. They will always have resale. Vintage linens are fabulous! Thank you so much Julie for your delightful content! I really enjoy your shopping videos on FB.🌷
Thank you for the information!
Yes they are Samovars from Russia , Turkey,or Iran, some are beautifully ornate.
Lucky you, only 3 estate sales. I’d be thrilled to fine one in my area.
You do have an eye for beauty.
The "ridged" item is nor a sock darner.; it's a kitchen item, a muddler.
You got some really neat items. I'm like you "a dog chasing a squirrel". Funny.
I know this is way off topic, but a while ago you found some corks and were wondering what you might do with them. I wanted to tell you what I do with them - I make bulletin boards. I use to sell them also. I use to work at a hospital and one thing I would do was when a doctor was retiring, would be to make a board with mostly plain corks and then I would have all the other doctors sign the plain corks. The doctors loved this because they had a memento they could hang up at home. I just purchased the lemon IOD transfers and can't wait to receive them. I enjoy your videos very much....thanks for posting.
Girl I ALWAYS take stuff off the wall!!!! I’m That Girl!!!!!
🤣🤣 lesson learned. I'll be that girl from now on
Julie I would keep the crocheted blankets. That color is gorgeous! The last estate sale I went to still had her toothbrush and hairbrush in the bathroom. I left before buying anything. It just felt wrong. So yea, I understand about taking things off the wall. You did find amazing things! I LOVE milk glass!
Those skates are blades and hook to your own shoes!
I would totally keep those two afghans. They’re beautiful & like you said, you hardly ever see them in the perfect color. 💁🏻♀️
The crochet pieces are table clothes!
Cloths!
Looks like a slaw slicer for making kraut.
Love the milkglass!
The brush looks just like my bee brush that is used to brush bees off a frame! Enjoy however you like!
the big slicer us for cutting cabbage for Cole slaw, sauerkrut, etc. great finds!
I have a kraut cutter. Tried to use it for it's specified purpose one year during harvest. Let me just say, those gals from yesteryear must have had some BIG guns. What a workout! Me, I went and picked up a food processor. The kraut turned out perfect!
@@upriver7047 I hear ya! Lol
Gorgeous blankets, they are keepers, and I love the plate rack and beautiful placemats. The copper kettle is awesome with that patina!!! That milk glass is beautiful and would look great in your cabinet where you are putting white dishes. Love your hauls and all your videos
I love the items you bought. The kettles you bought are amazing
Love the placemats and blankets! You should keep the blankets they match and compliment your home. Great finds!
Thanks
Definitely keep the crochet blankets.x
Lassie was a collie
I think the large slicer is a kraut cutter and should have a box that slides back and forth to hold the cabbage head
Goodness I have been looking for those milk glass bud vases forever!! So pretty
Need to keep the handmade throws, they are so beautiful. You absolutely find the most beautiful and interesting items. My favorite is always the baskets and copper. 🌸🪴🤗
Make a 9x13 cake from a box! That’s what the Corning dish is for
Those 'dusty' white crocheted afghans are gorgeous !
You showed one a couple hauls ago that was very 'colourful'. Those were very popular in the 70's....anybody who had a granny, had one....but they fell from popularity relatively quickly. They even became synonymous with the epitome of tacky. 😆 However....as they say...'everything that's old becomes new again'.
The "vintage" ice-skates seem like they would fall into the 'antique' category. What an awesome find.
You continue to be so uplifting to watch...your enthusiasm is contagious.
Be that person crazy girl!!!
🤣🤣
That last bucket you held up-I have a cheese grater almost identical to that one & also the little nutmeg grater, too!!
The brush is definitely a brush for drafting. Always kept at the drafting table. I had them :)
Love those placemats!!
I would definitely keep those home made blankets. They’re beautiful!
Love the placemats
Those 'boho placements' - original from Freds - are gorgeous!!!
The big slicer is for cabbage for sourcrout!!
Can't wait to see the plate rack painted🤗
Keep the blankets they look good in your house their one of a kind
I love the crusty kitchen stuff. I'm pretty sure the big slicer is for cabbage to make sauerkraut. Love the scalloped table for your little daughter's room.
I have to say the last sell was the best. I so would have had a ball in that garage. Thank you for sharing.
Placemats are gorgeous.😻🌺🇨🇦
The corning ware is a pattern I had in the 80’s. You can roast anything such as chicken or vegetables in it, make lasagna, or a casserole, as you said. Scalloped potatoes, macaroni and cheese are just a few ideas. It’s a great size.
I have multiple pieces to this corning set. Got them as a wedding gift in 1977. Never had that cake dish though. Sure would have been a nice addition to my set when I was raising a family. Lucky find!
Antique coffee urn
Enjoy watching 🌷 everything.
I miss going to estate sales and church rummage sales. So many great finds. Thanks 🌹
Old Darners and tatting. Great Haul!!!! I love Estate Sales!!!!!
The dog is a Collie. 😊
I have that exact brush & it’s for brushing off plans when drafting.
I still have one from my college days
Yes, love the placemats.
What a terrific haul! The throw with the ruffle is crocheted. The cream one with the flowers and fringe is knitted. I usually forget to get everything to the check out and then am disappointed when I remember . But have never come home with something that I didn't intend to buy. 😧
The brass Collie! Loveeeeee! Everything you got is fantastic!
I love milk glass too! I collect it and display it in my hutch.
Reading the comments and haven’t seen the ice skates yet…but I skated 8 yrs old Thur high school and tried out, joined an ice show tour and skated 45 cities in 11 months for 10 yrs. Ice Follies is Disney on Ice now! Can’t wait to see the skates. Just realized I could fast forward! But no…I like u so much I want you, you utube to last forever! Ya all.
Keep at least one of the crocheted pieces. The one you laid over the pew is beautiful.
I know 😫 i might have to keep at least one
Hallo Julia , I just watched your video, and you showed some ice-skates, for three months I have just bought some they look the same. I will have them for Christmas in my deko.
Love them. Love the things you bought. Have a nice day.
The long brush was used to brush off the eraser crumbs and flatten out the drafting paper.
The placemats are beautiful!
The two small items you showed after the sock darning items are tatting shuttles. You wrap a very thing thread around the centers and it is used to tie small knots which form a lacy pattern. If you ever watch some on tatting, their finger seem to fly and the lace is very delicate and beautiful.
I think I have seen someone do that. Thanks for answering. I just wasn't certain what it was called.
Yes, tatting shuttles. My grandmother and mother did tatting. It is almost a lost art here in the US.
Keep the second crochet one that you put on your sofa the sock darners the wood one with the ridges is for juicing lemons fab haul 😍😍
Giiiiirl you need to get you a antique China cabinet for the blank wall display all the beauties!!
i know but i haven't found the perfect piece yet. i will know it when i see it. im hunting
Those crocheted blankets are gorgeous..i would keep. I have a cat like the one you shared and I wired it to a bench in my yard. Looks so cute.
Aww, i like that idea
Wow!!! Julie this was fantastic! So many awesome finds this weekend!!!!
I have to agree, i would keep the plate shelf natural. I think it would really stand out and not fade into the background. Would look so nice above the pew. Amazing finds but i love the crocheted blankets and the shelf.
Thank you Julie. Yes I love the pots with spouts on them. LOVELY
What a great haul! I would keep at least one of those cute hot water heaters and the crocheted blankets! Thanks for sharing!
Keep the crochet blankets. They are gorgeous.
Fantastic haul Julie. I love the crocheted blankets.
The more loopy place mat would be gorgeous folded in half, hand sewn half way up on each side with lace straps and flowers in the top. Ya know, like a shabby chic purse. ❤
That sounds adorable
I'm a sewer/quilter/crafter & that was my first thought, too, to fold to make a "pocket" 😊