Only six minutes in and I have to say great job with the camera, not flipping back and forth, up down to make the viewer dizzy. Thanks. Lots of great stuff here!
My wealthy American aunt & uncle had decorated my cousins bedroom around a white Baby Grand. I'd never seen anything like this room. My cousin was a sweet girl and her interests took her to Botany and she had very little interest in anything posh. She just retired after a long fulfilling career as a botanist! Go after your heart & heads desire! I'm watching your new vids. and old over the holidays! 🤗 Peace.
Hi George! I just want to express my appreciation for the smoothness and low speed of panning the camera. I love this style of video but so many people move around too fast and/or spin around and I have to quit a couple of minutes in because I get motion sickness watching on my TV. So I thank you! CLL is good about it too, though I typically can't watch the flea market ones. You have so much knowledge about so many things, your experience shows!
Thanks for the tour of Epic mall. This is a unique destination that we will put on our future travel list. We always enjoy the mix of art glass you present!
I have to agree with you Sir George...this is about my favorite antique shop I've seen on your shows. It's at least in the top 5. Lots of fantastic and fabulous finds !!!
@@TheAntiqueNomad I most certainly did Sir Sweet George. I watch your videos almost all day. It stimulates my mind and more importantly it has educated me on various topics. I'm not sure if you read my comment on the video about you taking a wrong turn in Marion County, S.Illinois ? But, I bought that Jet Magazine on Emmett Till (I actually bought 2) 1 of them you & Zeno showed. They're my new prized possessions thanks to you both. I was mostly amazed that Jet Magazine in 1955 was so daring to take on or even talk about the KKK during the Jim Crow era. My next collectable will be the book about the Jim Crow Black Laws or Rules. As always, thank you Professor of the past !
@@TheAntiqueNomad I just sold a pair of shoes (that I paid .50) for $120. They were of that style, not your niche I know but I thought I would share. I love your videos!!!
I recently toured a decked out vintage house (it’s a tourist destination in my area) and learned that wardrobes became popular, at least around me, because houses were taxed per room number and closets counted as rooms. If you had a wardrobe instead of a closet, well you wouldn’t be taxed as much! 😁
@@TheAntiqueNomad We are down here in Oregon, but I'd LOVE to come up to this Mall. We are planning a trip in the spring, so fingers crossed! There is a very cool (but much smaller) Mid/Mod mall in Corvallis called Beekman's. This one reminds me of Beekman's. Totally cool out there stuff, just like I like :-)
WOW! George what a superb space u have n that wonderful shop....interesting eclectic & FUN! After many yrs as a picker my focus now is on the object strictly for the decorative value...I’m no nomad & located n Alabama...unheard of here 2 find all that amazing extremely well priced beauty n 1 locale....GREAT job & thx as always 4 taking us along 👏❤️
Thank you! I don't see stores like this many places. You do have a great mall where I did a video in Birmingham (Hanna's), similarly large but different types of merchandise
I love your art deco pieces. Beautiful . looking forward to go to Epic . We are selling my collection at 3rd street antiques in Puyallup. I just started believed it or not I am having separation anxiety of saying good bye to my old radio , star wars , asian collection. and many more.I love how you present your collections in the store. Thank you.for the learning experience
It's hard to part with things you've collected for yourself I think , but life priorities change. I still want my favorites and the most personally important to me and my story, regardless of value
WOW! Nearly everything in that mall is eye-catching! There was a silver plate epergne at 13:39 that probably would've come home with me. From the look of it, you could spend days looking in there and still not see all of it. I thought the video wasn't going to upload, so I gave up on it...should've hung around a bit longer. All I kept getting was a black screen with "Video Unavailable" on it. Really enjoyed this tour! Thanks for taking us along!!
Yes, I'm so sorry about that, it took 4 hours longer than normal! I'm glad you got to see it at least. I do like the epergne, I'm a fan of those in general
@@TheAntiqueNomad TH-cam seems to be having some issues of late. There are five, I think, epergnes here, but none of them are the silver. I wouldn't mind adding a silver one to the collection. I, too, am a fan of epergnes.
Hi, just a FYI. The driftwood wasn't driftwood. It looked like either a limestone stalactite or a stalagmite with branches containing vugs or small cavities filled with small crystals if anything. The limestone could have coated a branch, similar to the petrification of trees in our West. Easy to make the mistake. In many countries collecting these from limestone caves has become illegal because it takes millions of years to create one the size that was in the armoire. Limestone droplets fall, leaving a minuscule layer of limestone on the top (stalactite: it must hold on tight) and creating the limestone stalagmites (you might trip over it). Someone filled the little vugs with large crystal formations for effect, making the piece more interesting. The original crystals would probably be tiny, druzy inclusions. Thanks for reading. I love your channel.
That's terrific information! I absolutely see that now that you point it out. I'm going to try to pin this comment so others can see and learn as well. I do love caving and should've probably realized it, but missed it in this context
Loved seeing your spaces George, could have moved into your Art Deco space! Thanks for teaching us about selling to different parts of the Country, fascinating!
Your spaces are breathtaking! Well done! Looking forward to visiting next time i return to our gorgeous beloved city. ❤️. Will send to my niece and some Seattle friends who are furnishing an amazing newly built home in Guatemala.
Beautiful, just beautiful. Thank you for sharing a look in Epic. Your prices are good and your pieces are great. That puzzle couch would be great for a young family to relax on. If anyone is still reading, could you tell me what that glass bootle was at time: 13:13. I would like to watch this many times, there is so much to see. George, you do a great job talking about the pieces.
@@TheAntiqueNomad I don't recall ever seeing anything like that before, compliments to your cousin for the amazing find! Speaking of breathtaking, that pink base lamp along with that rosewood furniture were also especially super striking. Loved seeing and learning about it all, thank you for sharing, and please keep up the wonderful work you are doing!!!
The carved walnut head was absolutely beautiful! Do you happen to remember the price? The folding brass topped table I have always referred to as a Damascus table, not sure if that term is right or not. Love the French armoire being converted to a display cabinet. The bronze of the hammer thrower!! Very much to my taste. I imagine that would have been pricey! The brass display cabinet is very much my taste too. The painting of the handsome young man by a Canadian artist again, very much to my taste. Your booth looks incredible! Sorry this comment is so long! So much wonderful stuff!
Damascus table...I've heard them called that too, since they're made throughout that region I think that's an acceptable term. I'm glad you enjoyed so much there, it's quite an incredible place! The hammer thrower was tremendous, and I must say the walnut head was really studied...I think it was $350? I own and apparently am too fond of the handsome man painting, it's been with me awhile now
This was very interesting I had no idea so many businesses in Seattle had moved to this area, it makes sense though with real estate being what it is there. I will be planning a day to go up and look around. Loved that Totem pole in your booth I think that was my favorite thing. Look forward to the other half.
Thanks, I'm glad I could show you where to look in Seattle, so many of the old places have shut that it's great to have new life in their antique and vintage business! There's another big mall and several smaller shops in the general area
There's several different varieties of rosewood. Some are much more endangered than others. In years past I've seen hardwood floor out of Indian Rosewood. Fairly common in fact. Extremely hard! Over the years Rosewood in general is getting more difficult to find.
2009 reading a book about Thomas Moser furniture, was a big inspiration for a change of Direction in my furniture making. We're all of the nice things I've made in the last 10 years, all of my Oak / cherry pieces definitely give a nod toward my reading of that book.
Hi Rod! After seeing the Adirondack chair you made, I imagine you must have been inspired to those types of designs. I didn't realize there was a book about Moser, but it makes sense. I'm always appreciative of people who get that form and style should follow function, I know Moser was always careful to measure chair arm heights so they'd still fit under a dining table, for example
I love your taste George. Would love to see you cover some more oddities. I collect religious and medical antique and oddities. Do you have a booth near the Va/Tn area? Love your channel!
Hi, Justin! I love oddities too but haven't come across many lately...you might have seen the showcase in my recent video from Southport Antique Mall in Indy though. My only mid-south booth is in Western Kentucky
I've thoroughly enjoyed this tour of the Epic Antique Mall, every single minute of it. I am especially intrigued by the smallish aqua piece at 20:00 (under the picture of "George Harrison") Is it a vase? I love the color and shape so much. Looking forward to the next installment. Thanks.
I'm glad, it really is quite a place! That's a Blenko peacock blue squat bottle vase from around 1965 you see at 20:00, I don't think that one is very expensive, probably $29 if I recall. They do ship as well (206) 945-2572
Deco is hitting 100 this decade. Most times in the past, the antique market spikes when the vintage to antique happens. Of course, everything is out the window because of C19.
I've heard that theory, I know Dr. Lori says it a lot as well. I notice that Arts and Crafts peaked about a decade early, but understand also that the high end of that market continues to grow, so we'll see!
Have you visited Fleur de Flea in Louisville, Ky? I’ve heard good things but haven’t made the trip from Nashville. I follow on Instagram and they look pretty great.
Yes, it's a strange phenomenon but in the antique business, most stores are dog-friendly. There's a boxer who comes to work with the showroom owner every day
I have a woman’s head shelf like the one that you just showed but you said it was from the 1800s. It has been on my wall for several years. I really like her but don’t know anything about her. Do you know anything else about them?
I was expecting a premier but didn't get a notification. I thought I had mixed up my days, but when I came to your channel I found I was no longer subscribed!!! Don't know whats up with that! TH-cam gremlins??
George, you're the best! I've Subscribed and Like ALL your uploads on both of your channels. I sold on Ebay for about 20 years before getting sick of the rules and cost, but I'm using you as my inspiration for my huge Yard and Porch sale pricing.
Omg chandeliers, mirrors, blue and white porcelain, where to sit and stare at the beauty.
It's a really incredible store!
Only six minutes in and I have to say great job with the camera, not flipping back and forth, up down to make the viewer dizzy. Thanks. Lots of great stuff here!
Thank you we all make that mistake at first but I’m getting used to it
You do a really good job with your camera work George. Sad to say too many people couldn't take a picture to save their life. You do a GOOD job
That's really kind of you! There were some better moments than others but I'm glad the store came off well, it's a neat place
I love my antique Nomad! The best man I know!
Aww (blushing) gee thanks!
Excellent Production George. Thank You for showing us the Antique and Collectable market all across the USA !
My pleasure! I figured I'm headed that way anyhow lol
Thanks for the fun show George another good one!!!
Glad you enjoyed it, I sure did!
So ready to travel, again!!! Thanks for taking us along!
Have fun traveling with me in the meantime! I figure my necessity of travel can be everyone's surrogate for now
My wealthy American aunt & uncle had decorated my cousins bedroom around a white Baby Grand. I'd never seen anything like this room. My cousin was a sweet girl and her interests took her to Botany and she had very little interest in anything posh. She just retired after a long fulfilling career as a botanist! Go after your heart & heads desire! I'm watching your new vids. and old over the holidays! 🤗 Peace.
That’s a true story! I have botanist friends who love the outdoors and mainly use their indoors as greenhouses. I like both of those worlds
What an incredible collection!! "WoW...just WOW"!!!
WOW what an awesome place!! Your booth is phenomenal! I used to love watching Mod Squad when I was little.
So cool! My sister was a fan, it was a little too old for me I think
Beautiful pieces. I loved the ballet duet statue. I know you’ll do well this winter.
Fingers crossed! The first Florida show was insanely busy so I think it looks good
Thank you George! Your booth is wonderful!
Thank you I try hard because it's such a good store
Now I have an EPIC reason to travel to Washington , thank you George .
Thank you! It's sure a place worth seeing
Thanks for taking us to the Epic Antique Mall it's awesome. GREAT VIDEO AND GREAT CONTENT. THUMBS-UP ALWAYS!!!!!!!
Thank you! It really is a special place.
Oh George!
Everything is just so stunning!
True! It's a great looking mall
You are amazing George 😁
Well, I at least get to some amazing places!
Hi George! I just want to express my appreciation for the smoothness and low speed of panning the camera. I love this style of video but so many people move around too fast and/or spin around and I have to quit a couple of minutes in because I get motion sickness watching on my TV. So I thank you! CLL is good about it too, though I typically can't watch the flea market ones.
You have so much knowledge about so many things, your experience shows!
Thanks, Dawn! I"ve learned to slow down, you have to be more deliberate than you think with the camera
@@TheAntiqueNomad well I (and I'm sure others) appreciate it! ❤️
Love Art Deco and love to watch your videos!!! Thanks for taking us along!
It was fun to find a lot of deco, don't see much in one place these days!
Thanks for the tour of Epic mall. This is a unique destination that we will put on our future travel list. We always enjoy the mix of art glass you present!
I love the color and shapes of art glass! If you get to Seattle, I'll meet you there
Raayy neeaarrr beer! LOL 80's commercial!
That was the motorcycle! I think of that whenever I hear a motorbike zip by
I love antiques stores like this,it’s magnificent and absolutely beautiful
It really is!
Starting out ....the suspense is high.
Yes, good to have a little suspense lol
EPIC video George! Thanks for sharing!
My pleasure! This is one of the best MCM malls around
This place is amazing! Epic indeed!
It's a great store, I agree
I have to agree with you Sir George...this is about my favorite antique shop I've seen on your shows. It's at least in the top 5. Lots of fantastic and fabulous finds !!!
I love it and will miss it! I trust you saw the "Epic Fail" and "So Much!" thumbnail videos about Epic merging with Lander Street Vintage?
@@TheAntiqueNomad I most certainly did Sir Sweet George. I watch your videos almost all day. It stimulates my mind and more importantly it has educated me on various topics. I'm not sure if you read my comment on the video about you taking a wrong turn in Marion County, S.Illinois ? But, I bought that Jet Magazine on Emmett Till (I actually bought 2) 1 of them you & Zeno showed. They're my new prized possessions thanks to you both. I was mostly amazed that Jet Magazine in 1955 was so daring to take on or even talk about the KKK during the Jim Crow era. My next collectable will be the book about the Jim Crow Black Laws or Rules. As always, thank you Professor of the past !
Wow I was blowned away with your booth, you really had some amazing beautiful pieces and those art deco pieces were to die for 🧚🤗
The whole Mall is so interesting! I feel lucky to be there
Great Antique Mall George! I’d like to see more. It looks like you could easily create several segments from that location.
More to come! I have part 2 coming out tonight but I'll definitely go back for more filming, it's a huge place
I can't believe how many things that I wanted to buy from your spaces.
I've had a good run of luck finding cool stuff lately!
Gorgeous space, so much to see and covet!
Isn't it though? I could live with a lot of stuff there if my budget allowed.
Lovely finds. 🍁🦃🌾🥧🌿
I'm glad you enjoyed them too!
I was a goth kid in my younger years and had a couple spike chokers. That brought back memories! Lol
That's right, the Goth style has survived!
@@TheAntiqueNomad I just sold a pair of shoes (that I paid .50) for $120. They were of that style, not your niche I know but I thought I would share. I love your videos!!!
I recently toured a decked out vintage house (it’s a tourist destination in my area) and learned that wardrobes became popular, at least around me, because houses were taxed per room number and closets counted as rooms. If you had a wardrobe instead of a closet, well you wouldn’t be taxed as much! 😁
That's true! To this day, a room without a built-in closet cannot be called a bedroom for real estate listings
@@TheAntiqueNomad I did not know that! Fascinating!!! 😁😁😁
I put all my oil paintings I've collected in my bedroom as a museum wall looks real cool
It's such a good way to display a lot of art and use odd spaces! I like gallery walls
OMG that art deco coffee set!! I want that! Ooooh~~
Is so cool, they generally still work and what a great look! I’m sure they ship
@@TheAntiqueNomad We are down here in Oregon, but I'd LOVE to come up to this Mall. We are planning a trip in the spring, so fingers crossed! There is a very cool (but much smaller) Mid/Mod mall in Corvallis called Beekman's. This one reminds me of Beekman's. Totally cool out there stuff, just like I like :-)
WOW! George what a superb space u have n that wonderful shop....interesting eclectic & FUN! After many yrs as a picker my focus now is on the object strictly for the decorative value...I’m no nomad & located n Alabama...unheard of here 2 find all that amazing extremely well priced beauty n 1 locale....GREAT job & thx as always 4 taking us along 👏❤️
Thank you! I don't see stores like this many places. You do have a great mall where I did a video in Birmingham (Hanna's), similarly large but different types of merchandise
I love your art deco pieces. Beautiful . looking forward to go to Epic . We are selling my collection at 3rd street antiques in Puyallup. I just started believed it or not I am having separation anxiety of saying good bye to my old radio , star wars , asian collection. and many more.I love how you present your collections in the store. Thank you.for the learning experience
It's hard to part with things you've collected for yourself I think , but life priorities change. I still want my favorites and the most personally important to me and my story, regardless of value
WOW! Nearly everything in that mall is eye-catching! There was a silver plate epergne at 13:39 that probably would've come home with me. From the look of it, you could spend days looking in there and still not see all of it.
I thought the video wasn't going to upload, so I gave up on it...should've hung around a bit longer. All I kept getting was a black screen with "Video Unavailable" on it.
Really enjoyed this tour! Thanks for taking us along!!
Yes, I'm so sorry about that, it took 4 hours longer than normal! I'm glad you got to see it at least. I do like the epergne, I'm a fan of those in general
@@TheAntiqueNomad TH-cam seems to be having some issues of late. There are five, I think, epergnes here, but none of them are the silver. I wouldn't mind adding a silver one to the collection. I, too, am a fan of epergnes.
Hi, just a FYI. The driftwood wasn't driftwood. It looked like either a limestone stalactite or a stalagmite with branches containing vugs or small cavities filled with small crystals if anything. The limestone could have coated a branch, similar to the petrification of trees in our West. Easy to make the mistake. In many countries collecting these from limestone caves has become illegal because it takes millions of years to create one the size that was in the armoire. Limestone droplets fall, leaving a minuscule layer of limestone on the top (stalactite: it must hold on tight) and creating the limestone stalagmites (you might trip over it). Someone filled the little vugs with large crystal formations for effect, making the piece more interesting. The original crystals would probably be tiny, druzy inclusions. Thanks for reading. I love your channel.
That's terrific information! I absolutely see that now that you point it out. I'm going to try to pin this comment so others can see and learn as well. I do love caving and should've probably realized it, but missed it in this context
Loved seeing your spaces George, could have moved into your Art Deco space! Thanks for teaching us about selling to different parts of the Country, fascinating!
My pleasure! It's interesting how the business varies place to place
Thanks for your video I enjoyed it a lot
Glad you enjoyed it, I did too!
Your spaces are breathtaking! Well done! Looking forward to visiting next time i return to our gorgeous beloved city. ❤️. Will send to my niece and some Seattle friends who are furnishing an amazing newly built home in Guatemala.
Please do! What a fun job to furnish a place in Central America, that sounds idyllic. When you get to Seattle, look me up
Beautiful, just beautiful. Thank you for sharing a look in Epic. Your prices are good and your pieces are great. That puzzle couch would be great for a young family to relax on. If anyone is still reading, could you tell me what that glass bootle was at time: 13:13.
I would like to watch this many times, there is so much to see. George, you do a great job talking about the pieces.
Thank you! I think the glass bottle is an old laboratory bottle that was placed sideways on an old fish tank stand
Wow! I love just love just about everything in this mall. I really want the sofa I saw at 3:55.
It's such a cool store!
A great video as always.
I appreciate that! I'm doing my best to make them all interesting in some way.
So many great pieces! Wish I was in Seattle! Always so informative. Thanks for sharing!
If you ever get there, it's worth a visit!
@@TheAntiqueNomad It is definitely on my list when I go there😁
Im excited to go see your booth! I didn’t know about this place.
It's really amazing! If you're in the area, please go check it out, you'll have fun
Gambling barware, sooo cool!!
My cousin found that set in Denver, I thought it was neat too
@@TheAntiqueNomad I don't recall ever seeing anything like that before, compliments to your cousin for the amazing find! Speaking of breathtaking, that pink base lamp along with that rosewood furniture were also especially super striking. Loved seeing and learning about it all, thank you for sharing, and please keep up the wonderful work you are doing!!!
Many great stuff ilovet thanks for sharing.
You are so welcome, it's a pleasure to show good stuff!
Amazing mall! TFS
Thank you too! I'll show more of it tomorrow
The 70’s were like that... lol
So I hear. I was a kid
The carved walnut head was absolutely beautiful! Do you happen to remember the price? The folding brass topped table I have always referred to as a Damascus table, not sure if that term is right or not. Love the French armoire being converted to a display cabinet. The bronze of the hammer thrower!! Very much to my taste. I imagine that would have been pricey! The brass display cabinet is very much my taste too. The painting of the handsome young man by a Canadian artist again, very much to my taste. Your booth looks incredible! Sorry this comment is so long! So much wonderful stuff!
Damascus table...I've heard them called that too, since they're made throughout that region I think that's an acceptable term. I'm glad you enjoyed so much there, it's quite an incredible place! The hammer thrower was tremendous, and I must say the walnut head was really studied...I think it was $350? I own and apparently am too fond of the handsome man painting, it's been with me awhile now
Amazing place 🍁🍁🍁🍁
It really is and I'm glad you got to share it with me
This was very interesting I had no idea so many businesses in Seattle had moved to this area, it makes sense though with real estate being what it is there. I will be planning a day to go up and look around. Loved that Totem pole in your booth I think that was my favorite thing. Look forward to the other half.
Thanks, I'm glad I could show you where to look in Seattle, so many of the old places have shut that it's great to have new life in their antique and vintage business! There's another big mall and several smaller shops in the general area
@@TheAntiqueNomad good to know
Love Morocco furniture
Me too! It doesn't stay in stock long when I find it
There's several different varieties of rosewood. Some are much more endangered than others. In years past I've seen hardwood floor out of Indian Rosewood. Fairly common in fact. Extremely hard! Over the years Rosewood in general is getting more difficult to find.
That's true, I understand there are soft wood varieties in India that are low value but used for carving Sheesham furniture
2009 reading a book about Thomas Moser furniture, was a big inspiration for a change of Direction in my furniture making. We're all of the nice things I've made in the last 10 years, all of my Oak / cherry pieces definitely give a nod toward my reading of that book.
Hi Rod! After seeing the Adirondack chair you made, I imagine you must have been inspired to those types of designs. I didn't realize there was a book about Moser, but it makes sense. I'm always appreciative of people who get that form and style should follow function, I know Moser was always careful to measure chair arm heights so they'd still fit under a dining table, for example
Where did the truffle come out on the pig? ASking for a friend.
I want so badly to know but I couldn't figure it out!
It looks like it was behind the sign, between its legs lol
I love your taste George. Would love to see you cover some more oddities. I collect religious and medical antique and oddities. Do you have a booth near the Va/Tn area? Love your channel!
Hi, Justin! I love oddities too but haven't come across many lately...you might have seen the showcase in my recent video from Southport Antique Mall in Indy though. My only mid-south booth is in Western Kentucky
I've thoroughly enjoyed this tour of the Epic Antique Mall, every single minute of it. I am especially intrigued by the smallish aqua piece at 20:00 (under the picture of "George Harrison") Is it a vase? I love the color and shape so much. Looking forward to the next installment. Thanks.
I'm glad, it really is quite a place! That's a Blenko peacock blue squat bottle vase from around 1965 you see at 20:00, I don't think that one is very expensive, probably $29 if I recall. They do ship as well (206) 945-2572
Hi George
I was a punk and it’s nice to see it’s making a comeback
Hope you saved your gear, it's worth money now! Who'd have thought?
Was that a statue of Paul Newman? I loved your comment about the Hugh Hefner sofa set, but I don’t remember the 70s like that!
It looked a lot like Paul Newman but I think that was a coincidence?
My son lives in Seattle and works at the Pink Door
I've had a lot of fun there!
If you see this during the premiere, come along and join the chat!
I just saw this . I thought it was postponed.
@@Paulalamphere I'm sorry about that! It suddenly loaded and I thought"better late than never"
I love the modernist ladies at 20:32 and the purple bottle behind the bird. Do you mind sharing prices on those pieces, please? Thank you!
They were $95 and $59 respectively, but both have sold
That Majestic lamp 16:12 is great !! I've never seen that square telephone here in Quebec. 21:15 I wonder where in canada it was used ?
I am a huge fan of those lamps! I see the square phones on the west coast, maybe it was just in BC/Alberta?
Deco is hitting 100 this decade. Most times in the past, the antique market spikes when the vintage to antique happens. Of course, everything is out the window because of C19.
I've heard that theory, I know Dr. Lori says it a lot as well. I notice that Arts and Crafts peaked about a decade early, but understand also that the high end of that market continues to grow, so we'll see!
In Louisiana we still call them armoire
Yours are probably all French there, so you're okay!
I saw the poodle in your booth, and wanted to know whatever there is to learn about it
Hmm please time stamp and I'll remember!
I would not sit on a sofa from Hefner's house. "From booze to pot to LSD and back again, it's the Mod Squad."
Lol! Yes you're right, I was a guest at his mansion in the Grotto area once, and I remained standing at all times
Have you visited Fleur de Flea in Louisville, Ky? I’ve heard good things but haven’t made the trip from Nashville. I follow on Instagram and they look pretty great.
Yes I have, one time so far. I bought some cool things and it's a fun place to shop!
The 1970s were about water beds
Lol yes that's right
Very cool. Im surprised they allow dogs. Might want to make sure your dog has gone potty. Lol. Or have a healthy credit card.
Yes, it's a strange phenomenon but in the antique business, most stores are dog-friendly. There's a boxer who comes to work with the showroom owner every day
I have a woman’s head shelf like the one that you just showed but you said it was from the 1800s. It has been on my wall for several years. I really like her but don’t know anything about her. Do you know anything else about them?
email me a picture at TheAntiqueNomad@gmail and I'll take a look
I was expecting a premier but didn't get a notification. I thought I had mixed up my days, but when I came to your channel I found I was no longer subscribed!!! Don't know whats up with that! TH-cam gremlins??
Welcome back! I'm glad you found out and were able to resubscribe, there seem to have been some problems with that for a few people of late
George, you're the best! I've Subscribed and Like ALL your uploads on both of your channels. I sold on Ebay for about 20 years before getting sick of the rules and cost, but I'm using you as my inspiration for my huge Yard and Porch sale pricing.
I'm glad! You can sell plenty off your yard these days.