Wade, I absolutely love how family oriented your channel is. Your relationship with your wife is wonderful & your hysterical relationship with your mother is amazing. I laugh so hard, its contagious. 👍❤
I know unwrapping knick-knacks is time consuming but I love seeing what you have found, and there are some wonderful items that I haven't seen before. The ceramic round piece that you and Ashley were amazed by is gorgeous and I love the colours especially the blue. Italian glass is lovely, I have never been able to afford any but have admired it for many years. Take care and stay safe please, love and hugs to you all Mary-Ellen UK
12:42 grandma ventures is right! It’s for dumplings or really anything you can steam🥰 great finds! Since covid, I’ve been discouraged to bid on units but I’m slowly getting back into the groove of things! Many blessings to you and your family 🥰👍
Very interesting unit beautiful glassware and you got some jewelry also. The wooden bowls are beautiful. Good deal for you. Can’t wait to see part 2. Margaret n Iceland
the things for the flowers--flower frog....milk glass ---yes--opaque glass is milk glass--some can be colored, swirled milk glass is called slag glass---the one piece with the two holes is probably a lamp part/body--old milk glass held up to the light will be translucent at the edges and you can see a "ring of fire"---reds blues and such---i think, to the best of my memory, which isn't saying much!
Another great video lovely milk glass things I was thinking when I saw the Munro vase I thought i have seen one before and it was in your auction lucky lady my sister collects that type of glass ware beautiful things hello to Grandma Venture keep safe and healthy 🥰
I’m guessing that this is a continuation of the previous video. PLEASE START USING THE EXACT SAME TITLE WITH “part 2.” We want to be able to follow the entire unit unboxing. The “part 2” makes it so much easier, especially if other videos are released in between the parts.
Beth Whitney Unfortunately that’s bad for the TH-cam algorithm. However you can always click videos tab up top and each video will always be in order of each other.
I wish you would allow more time or or another day for sharing the big units to allow you to indeed “ show “ everything instead oh brushing aside boxes of lesser interest “to you”
I couldn't believe you picked up that vase, turned it over, and only said, "Made in Italy." That was MURANO glass!!! Look it up. The little clock with the door on the back is an Avon piece and I doubt is worth much at all. The Peter Rabbit can may be worth something. It is definitely old. The bamboo piece is a rice steamer. I think the West Coast Creamery bottle is a repop, but I didn't get a long-enough look at it. The cast-iron pan with the "rings" is for pancakes. Yes, you can hang those molds on the wall between using them to make individual-sized cakes. Ashley, the thing for flowers is called a "frog". The white piece in the box with the piece from Kenya is a milk glass oil lamp. The only name I know for that type of glass is "etched."
Milk glass is very collectible. Also all those linen and laces are worth money too. O see so much stuff you just breeze over like random envelopes. Their could be money in those.
God bless you and your family and another great video and great unit To keep them great videos coming and I send you and your love ones lots of blessings always
The bamboo item in three sections is a steamer as used in Chinese dishes. You stand it over a boiling water to steam veg or dim-sun dumplings etc. It is a small one.
I am just in awe at the amazing lockers you find, all the ones I find that are amazing looking get removed before they either go up for bidding or as we are watching and bidding. One day, ONE DAY i will find one HA. I think it all has to do with location.
Hello this is sheila from Australia. Just commenting on the round basket three tier thing it is actually a steamer that fits on top of pans steams it as you cook other things in the actual pan
In the box with the pretty crystal glass there was some old bottles, looked dirty, but people go and dig for bottles, way back when they didn’t have landfills so they dumped stuff outside, some of the bottles are worth money.
A quick test is to hold the piece up in natural light. If you see an iridescent rainbow in the rim of the piece (you'll know it when you see it) it's authentic antique milk glass. That being said, some prefer the look of mid-century milk glass (post 1960) because of its bright white color and shine.Apr 10, 2017
The wire basket that you were having fun saying that, that's where you put the crabs in, is actually a basket for holding ya eggs. I have one exactly like it that I've had for years, lol
The thing you thought was a potpourri holder is actually string holder. People used to put a ball of string in it with a piece dangling out so that you could pull it out. Ashly - the bowl with lid is called soup TUREEN & not soup turner.
The felt bottoms aren’t anything wonderful. You trace the object, use the pattern to lay on green felt, cut the traced pattern from the felt, and glue the felt on to the object.
Hello Wade and Ashley! I've just replayed the start of the video 4 times because of the music. Could you please tell me what it is? Thanks and now, I'll watch your video!
Hey Wade, I commented on Jacqueline's video today telling her about the amazing, gorgeous and beautiful things you showed yesterday. I told her that she needed to watch your video. Maybe try again?
The thing shaped like and egg made of metal where the gold color metal animal molds were is for string or yard you put the ball of string inside and there is small hole on bottom for the string to come out here is a link to one similar www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Black-Metal-String-Holder-Ornate-Footed-Table-or-Hanging-Embossed-Cage/254636010516?hash=item3b497d2c14:g:h6gAAOSwEMVe8it1 Also watch some of the white pieces while some are just milk glass some could be fenton so be sure to watch for markings on bottom
Those milk glass pieces are not worth anything. In fact everything I saw in this video is more on the junk side except maybe that art glass vase and then you guys didn't know how to identify it.
Alto of those dishes and blue candle holders could be old check them all out online could be worth a lot even that small wind up clock get it checked you never know. Small tins all that
Murano glass is very expensive!! I would check everything in this unit as being able to afford Murano glass makes me think these people had expensive taste!!
dripping jar , thats an english term , yes its for the bacon fat , grease what ever you call it , makes me think he was either a brit that moved over there or he was first generation american and some of those things were his parents
Vierotchka Gently rub the pearl across a front tooth or two but never the edge of a tooth. If it’s real you could run the risk of scratching it. Pearls have a little weight and are cooler in temp and will warm up when worn against your skin. A strand will have some differences from pearl to pearl. Manufactured strands are all identical in appearance.
@@lauracrawford6359 Rubbing it across the front of the tooth has no effect. Rubbing it gently across the edge of the tooth was taught me by a top jeweler. It cannot harm the pearl.
Wade, I absolutely love how family oriented your channel is. Your relationship with your wife is wonderful & your hysterical relationship with your mother is amazing. I laugh so hard, its contagious. 👍❤
Blue. Dish. A. Butter. Dish. 🙃
I know unwrapping knick-knacks is time consuming but I love seeing what you have found, and there are some wonderful items that I haven't seen before. The ceramic round piece that you and Ashley were amazed by is gorgeous and I love the colours especially the blue. Italian glass is lovely, I have never been able to afford any but have admired it for many years. Take care and stay safe please, love and hugs to you all Mary-Ellen UK
12:42 grandma ventures is right! It’s for dumplings or really anything you can steam🥰 great finds! Since covid, I’ve been discouraged to bid on units but I’m slowly getting back into the groove of things! Many blessings to you and your family 🥰👍
When you pulled out the Murano glass vase, I actually was startled and yelled " Thats my vase!!!" It's beautiful! I bought it at your auction.
Haha I think that’s the best part to be able to buy some thing that you see in the video!
I am so happy when things go so well for you because you are such lovely family xxx
I wished I lived in your country near you there is so many things I would love to buy, especially kitchen equipment.
Very interesting unit beautiful glassware and you got some jewelry also. The wooden bowls are beautiful. Good deal for you. Can’t wait to see part 2. Margaret n Iceland
the things for the flowers--flower frog....milk glass ---yes--opaque glass is milk glass--some can be colored, swirled milk glass is called slag glass---the one piece with the two holes is probably a lamp part/body--old milk glass held up to the light will be translucent at the edges and you can see a "ring of fire"---reds blues and such---i think, to the best of my memory, which isn't saying much!
You hit the jackpot 🎰 wade 👍❤️❤️🙏
Another great video lovely milk glass things I was thinking when I saw the Munro vase I thought i have seen one before and it was in your auction lucky lady my sister collects that type of glass ware beautiful things hello to Grandma Venture keep safe and healthy 🥰
I’m guessing that this is a continuation of the previous video. PLEASE START USING THE EXACT SAME TITLE WITH “part 2.” We want to be able to follow the entire unit unboxing. The “part 2” makes it so much easier, especially if other videos are released in between the parts.
Beth Whitney Unfortunately that’s bad for the TH-cam algorithm. However you can always click videos tab up top and each video will always be in order of each other.
why ? i can figure it out , and you did too , so why ?
I agree very misleading.
I wish you would allow more time or or another day for sharing the big units to allow you to indeed “ show “ everything instead oh brushing aside boxes of lesser interest “to you”
Wow. Great storage unit and there are still many unexplored boxes. I can't wait until the nest installment.
Evening to you both getting nightly fix from England x
That one milk glass with a small hole in top is the bottom part of a oil lamp.
I couldn't believe you picked up that vase, turned it over, and only said, "Made in Italy." That was MURANO glass!!! Look it up. The little clock with the door on the back is an Avon piece and I doubt is worth much at all. The Peter Rabbit can may be worth something. It is definitely old. The bamboo piece is a rice steamer. I think the West Coast Creamery bottle is a repop, but I didn't get a long-enough look at it. The cast-iron pan with the "rings" is for pancakes. Yes, you can hang those molds on the wall between using them to make individual-sized cakes. Ashley, the thing for flowers is called a "frog". The white piece in the box with the piece from Kenya is a milk glass oil lamp. The only name I know for that type of glass is "etched."
Merano glass is very expensive that Vase was Absolutely Beautiful
Milk glass is very collectible. Also all those linen and laces are worth money too. O see so much stuff you just breeze over like random envelopes. Their could be money in those.
God bless you and your family and another great video and great unit
To keep them great videos coming and I send you and your love ones lots of blessings always
12:42 zheng long steamer for steaming dianxin ,for family used
When you said ill put this blue bottle on the floor my dad used to say (thinks can't fall any further than the floor)
The bamboo item in three sections is a steamer as used in Chinese dishes. You stand it over a boiling water to steam veg or dim-sun dumplings etc. It is a small one.
I am just in awe at the amazing lockers you find, all the ones I find that are amazing looking get removed before they either go up for bidding or as we are watching and bidding. One day, ONE DAY i will find one HA. I think it all has to do with location.
The thing you asked about is called a frog it goes in the bottom of a vase of flowers . It helps to make your arrangements easier.
Love the white milk glass and the hand blown things
I love those two scalloped plates!!!!
This unit reminds me of the stamp one because we ha glass glass and more glass
Appreciate the fact that your knick knacks were packed well and unbroken so you can sell them.
Murano glass, hand blown very nice!
Some of those old bottles are worth a lot. Ashley I’m with you, they must have had a ton of stuff on their walls!
I wish I lived in origon i would love the grinders
Love you guys
Hello this is sheila from Australia. Just commenting on the round basket three tier thing it is actually a steamer that fits on top of pans steams it as you cook other things in the actual pan
They loved their glass
Soft scrub with bleach will take the sticky off all the kitchen stuff.
I can hear Grandma Ventures saying "I love it"
Your Murano (Italy) piece is glass and some pieces do fetch high prices. We have collectors in the UK.
MURANO!!!! THAT'S REALLY EXPENSIVE!!!! MAYBE HUNDREDS 🤑🤑🤑🤑🤑
22:06 - They call that a frog.
Thank you for sharing!
In the box with the pretty crystal glass there was some old bottles, looked dirty, but people go and dig for bottles, way back when they didn’t have landfills so they dumped stuff outside, some of the bottles are worth money.
Blue candle holders are fenton,very old,expensive,collectors
Murano glass from Italy is worth a bit of money.
The long green dish is from the 70;s and made by Indiana glass , the wooden stacking things are rice cooker
Nice unit!
Great video as always.....take care of your back Wade
Some lovely vintage kitchenware. I'd say they wear Italian going bye their stuff is mama sick love watching your video's..
A quick test is to hold the piece up in natural light. If you see an iridescent rainbow in the rim of the piece (you'll know it when you see it) it's authentic antique milk glass. That being said, some prefer the look of mid-century milk glass (post 1960) because of its bright white color and shine.Apr 10, 2017
Hello! So many boxes, you're not finish yet! See you tomorrow!
Call. A. Cake. Plate. 🦋
The wire basket that you were having fun saying that, that's where you put the crabs in, is actually a basket for holding ya eggs. I have one exactly like it that I've had for years, lol
Stay safe up there in Portland.
The three tiered wooden thing is a bamboo steamer
Tortillas usually....
The thing you thought was a potpourri holder is actually string holder. People used to put a ball of string in it with a piece dangling out so that you could pull it out. Ashly - the bowl with lid is called soup TUREEN & not soup turner.
Murano from Italy is a good name
Some of that blue glass could be LAR LEAGUE
The felt bottoms aren’t anything wonderful. You trace the object, use the pattern to lay on green felt, cut the traced pattern from the felt, and glue the felt on to the object.
I need Grandma's posh mark please
Heidi Hampton in the description just under the video, it shows the link for their online store.
Hello Wade and Ashley! I've just replayed the start of the video 4 times because of the music. Could you please tell me what it is? Thanks and now, I'll watch your video!
Gut video. Love it 👏👏🥳🥳🥰🥰🇩🇰🇩🇰😷🌈
You cook pan cakes on that skillet
Yes they're milk glass.
Wish I were sitting there with you. I could tell you what all those items are!
Please don’t break the purple ceramic irises.
If they are made in Germany they can be collectable.
The record stand is really cool
There should be a law that fake / costume jewelry must be labeled as such . Wade when you become president take care of that .
Boa noite moro atualmente no Brasil adoro os seus vídeos PARABÉNS 😘💕💕💕
22:06 is called a flower frog
I've been watching you for months and lately I'm not getting any notifications. I think TH-cam is at it again.
Likewise. Notifications now are to be found when you click the little bell icon at the top right hand corner.
Hey Wade, I commented on Jacqueline's video today telling her about the amazing, gorgeous and beautiful things you showed yesterday. I told her that she needed to watch your video. Maybe try again?
That is really awesome she is extremely cool with a great TH-cam channel!
Whats up guys how are grandma and the kids doing
Old cost\me jewelry is worth pretty good bit of money as well
The thing shaped like and egg made of metal where the gold color metal animal molds were is for string or yard you put the ball of string inside and there is small hole on bottom for the string to come out here is a link to one similar www.ebay.com/itm/Vintage-Black-Metal-String-Holder-Ornate-Footed-Table-or-Hanging-Embossed-Cage/254636010516?hash=item3b497d2c14:g:h6gAAOSwEMVe8it1
Also watch some of the white pieces while some are just milk glass some could be fenton so be sure to watch for markings on bottom
When will part 3 come out
Yes the coffee cup is milk glass
Awwwww........kitty kitty kitty!
The gold leaf glasses are Libbey glassware. Worth money.
Those milk glass pieces are not worth anything. In fact everything I saw in this video is more on the junk side except maybe that art glass vase and then you guys didn't know how to identify it.
Blue Willow is hard to come by and very rare
You pick the best units
Alto of those dishes and blue candle holders could be old check them all out online could be worth a lot even that small wind up clock get it checked you never know. Small tins all that
Wild looking retro looking stuff the gaudier and uglier the more there worth Lola sad but true
It is a bamboo steamer
I want to know what's in every box
The old bottles are probably from the early 1850's the 1900's. Check the internet.
I want that car bank please
It is a soup tureen, not a soup turner. In other words, it’s a covered soup serving bowl.
Hi Wade,Ashley,Grandma? I need a pair of sneakers men's size 9 running shoes and a CELL phone up to date unlocked any carrier on tight budget.
I want that drippings jar
why didn't the owner of unit with $200,000 pay his storage bill???? Maybe he didn't know it was there??
the peter rabbit tin is worth some bucks
Made in Italy porcelain plant frog for flowers
It's a rice steamer
Nope, it is a dumpling steamer.
Murano glass is very expensive!! I would check everything in this unit as being able to afford Murano glass makes me think these people had expensive taste!!
The Japanese poetry could definitely be worth good money
The italian Murano is Big Bucks and much coveted by many
You might just reach out to The Crazy Lamp Lady. She's amazing and very smart
I actually did but I never got a response back :(( she is pretty amazing!
Pancakes go in the cast iron! ❤️
Murano is up to 5000 eu hier in Germany
It's a Chinese steamer
MURANO GLASS IS A GOOD FIND , IT USED TO BE REALLY EXPENSIVE NOT SURE ABOUT NOW , GET IT APPRAISED
my mum had one of the clowns and that was very expensive
have the willow patern stuff checked too , its most likely 50's but if its early stuff its worth a fortune
the bamboo round thing two layers thats a steamer , you put it over a pan of boiling water
thats not for eggs its for scottish pan cakes , gridle cakes
dripping jar , thats an english term , yes its for the bacon fat , grease what ever you call it , makes me think he was either a brit that moved over there or he was first generation american and some of those things were his parents
How do you test the pearls if they’re real
Run pearls against the edge of your top incisor teeth - if they are real they feel gritty, and if they are fake they feel smooth.
Vierotchka Thanks
@@pauls9992 You're welcome. :)
Vierotchka Gently rub the pearl across a front tooth or two but never the edge of a tooth. If it’s real you could run the risk of scratching it. Pearls have a little weight and are cooler in temp and will warm up when worn against your skin. A strand will have some differences from pearl to pearl. Manufactured strands are all identical in appearance.
@@lauracrawford6359 Rubbing it across the front of the tooth has no effect. Rubbing it gently across the edge of the tooth was taught me by a top jeweler. It cannot harm the pearl.