I must share this with you. It brought tears to my eyes when you showed the nursery jar with the little lambs on it because in the early 40s my sisters and I got one for mom for her birthday. We thought it was a candy dish so we filled it with her favorite coconut candy . She never told us any different and kept candy in it all of the time. She was very special.
My sister was married in Sioux Falls. I remember that when I got off the plane, I told my sis I am freezing, and she said well it's only 10 below. They honeymooned at the Corn Palace. It was a wonderful wedding and a wonderful time in Sioux Falls. Looks like you are having a good time there too.
George, so many sweet things in that mall ESPECIALLY the Antique Milkglass Pitcher at timestamp 41:31. But nothing there compares to the sweetness of YOU! I just love you George❤
Dear George ; I grew up with a pair of blue powder boxes that were identical in bodies to the blue lamp ladies you discussed in the opening . I broke one in 1971 and couldn't find a replacement . They were my great -grandmothers and my mother never forgave me. I couldn't replace the original but it sure wouldnt have been hard if antiques and collectables were easier to access like now with your help. The agate dolls set in orginal box was 45 dollars in 1987 , and that was considered " pricey " ! This store is a feast for the eyes and soul.❤
Oh my! How cool! You were in my neck of the woods. I am in NW IA in between Sioux Falls and Sioux City. What a dream it would have been to run into you! This is one of my stops!!
@@TheAntiqueNomad and that!s perfect! That’s why we love you. I am just watching your video on helping the garden club flea market. Fantastic. That jewellery counter, must have been killing you. Some great stuff.
@@TheAntiqueNomad and that!s perfect! That’s why we love you. I am just watching your video on helping the garden club flea market. Fantastic. That jewellery counter, must have been killing you. Some great stuff.
I have been subscribed to your channel for some time now and watch all your videos but never comment. Thought I should start commenting. Thank you for sharing with us all your incredible knowledge. Your nomadic nature takes us to the most interesting places we may never have thought of going to source for items.
You stumbled into my favorite shopping area. Tea is only about an hour from me and we love going up there. There are several really nice antique shops within minutes of each other. I swear I could spend two days there and still not see everything.
I missed the whole live due to a phone call from a friend who is having a tough time since her mom passed away. But anywho, I am going to watch the rest of your video ❤ Good Night George and Xeno 🇺🇲😎
Thank you for giving such grounded information, and for having such a nice voice! I do eat from my Christmas plates, the collecting ones, because they have such a perfect quality and more, the blue white design on them is beautiful. And they have such a good price for such quality. I bought them in the thrift store, by the way.
Oh my goodness. What a flashback when you showed that silver sound system. I sang in a Gospel group and we used that same system. We were called The Expressions. 5 women and 1 man. He was our one man band. Love all the stunning glassware. I loved the Indian moccasins. My great grandparents on my mothers side were full blooded Cherokee. You are so knowledgeable and very interesting. Those paper weights were adorable 😍
I grew up in that area! We'll have to check this place out when we go 'home' this fall!! You are brave for going there in the winter, I can't handle that cold anymore 🙃
06.02 Can I just say, I’m really surprised you didn’t look inside that tin before you chose it, I have had rusty surprises from tins I have bought without looking inside. Lessons learned, now I always check.
Adding to my previous swooning...I had to know about the milk glass pitcher.... EAPG Society : VERSAILLES by Dithridge & Company. ".....but may have been made in late 1899. Number markings 190-200, inclusive, on pieces. Lovely. Now head on back to South Dakota.
I’m so happy you got there safely❤ I loved so many things, but that antique milk glass piece was probably my favorite. I also loved the large McCoy vase. Also, happy to hear your mom is slowly mending. ❤️ Safe travels George. 🙏🏼
I love following along with you as you see different things and tell us about them! Makes all the items special.... also love seeing what you take home.
HI George, I first heard of you when you were at Danni's New Good Stuff Store. I find your expertise and knowledge very interesting and useful, thank you!.
That was a lot of fun vintage and great antiques! I like to imagine the history of the items and the people who owned and loved each piece! I don’t get out much 😂
So many things to learn about, I'd never seen or heard of Coors Pottery. I really liked the painted milk glass jug. And my goodness the snow was horrendous! Thank you for taking us along.
Good evening, George! I really liked that custard glass table set. Table sets, beverage and berry sets are of big interest to me. That seemed a really good price on it, too. There were some fish plates, at the Blenko bookends, that caught my eye. That bridge lamp and shade were really nice. I actually liked that Rumrill piece. Even chipped, I might have had to get that one. Loved the barrister bookcase the fish were in...kind of liked the fish, too. I'd be tempted to go with Dugan, on the opalescent footed bowl. The feet look more like Dugan than Northwood to me. With Northwood and Dugan being cousins and working out of the same factory for years, it can be difficult to tell the differences in some of their glassware, if they aren't marked with the "N". That milk glass pitcher did look to be Consolidated Glass. I really liked it. I loved those barbed wire displays! That was some fantastic shopping and items!!! Thanks for taking us along!!!
I knew you'd like that set! I thought it was very well priced. I also liked those fish plates, I'm a fan in general...and I think I (like everyone) need a few more barrister bookcases! I agree with you about Dugan. It was fun to hit a mall that really had a huge variety anyone might enjoy!
This antique mall is great. May have to get there this summer. Looks pretty cool with a lot of great stuff. Thanks for sharing and you have a good day and trip
What a really fun video! You didn't mention it specifically, but in the bank collection was a liberty bell, I remember getting those for Christmas Bank in the 70s. Also in the 70s to 80s we used to be able to buy a lot of overstock glass pieces in Maine at Renys store. They called themselves a department store, but the sold buy outs and overstock. I remember being able to buy bluebirds figurines for quite a while. They got several shipments over the course of at least a year or more.
Interesting! I got a bluebird as a gift from my assistant back in the day, I still have it. They sold them downstairs of us at Collectors' Showcase art glass shop
@@TheAntiqueNomad We were picking them up for .99 to 3.99 for the pairs. I wish I still had them. They were mostly out of box but came with the card. Some were signed others were not. I understand that the unsigned were seconds. We also had a lot of the little colored bottles that looked like liquor bottles or medicine bottles, but were new. I think those were 2 or 3 for .99. Woulda, coulda, shoulda right?!
Oh my goodness George you had such a fun time I wished I had been there I would have gone bankrupt LOL LOL be safe on your travels and can't wait till the next video😊
What an amazing selection of before unseen gems. So much great stuff there. I really liked those colourful, sweet Coors pottery pieces. The colours remind me of Fiestaware plates a little bit. I had to pause a bunch of times to look at other stuff around what you were featuring. There was a pottery animal (dog/cat/fox/lamb?) in a plain cardboard box, with some blue accessories stuffed in it. It was right after the two paper weights (father then mother) and then the father banner on the wall -- it was on the shelf in the corner, kitty corner to the banner. Does anyone know what that was? A lamp maybe with finials or things that hang from it? For some reason, it really caught my attention, and no matter how much I paused, I couldn't see it really clearly and the tag was backwards. Anyone know what this was??
That custard glass set looked like a set I got from my grandmother which was her grandmothers. I think it is Heisey glass, they are decorated with roses. Do you know who made the set you found?
I must share this with you. It brought tears to my eyes when you showed the nursery jar with the little lambs on it because in the early 40s my sisters and I got one for mom for her birthday. We thought it was a candy dish so we filled it with her favorite coconut candy . She never told us any different and kept candy in it all of the time. She was very special.
Katherine.. I love your story so much I got weepy reading it 💕 That’s the sweetest. And quite a beautiful recollection for you and your sister.
What a lovely story. Thank you for sharing it Katherine. 💜
@Katherine Lane, that's a wonderful story, and I'm glad people responded to it. I have shared stories on this channel but - crickets!
@@twistoffate4791 Share more!! Please ❤️
@@elderlypoodle9181 Thank you, friend!!
Our country has such diverse regional history !
Oh my gosh, it looks absolutely freezing. I need a sweater to ju😅st watch 🧥
I love that you found your own “ Book”.
That was so fun!
Thank you for sharing your vast knowledge with us!!!💕
i am realy enjoying your show
My sister was married in Sioux Falls. I remember that when I got off the plane, I told my sis I am freezing, and she said well it's only 10 below. They honeymooned at the Corn Palace. It was a wonderful wedding and a wonderful time in Sioux Falls. Looks like you are having a good time there too.
It's a great place to antique, especially if you can withstand the weather lol
George, so many sweet things in that mall ESPECIALLY the Antique Milkglass Pitcher at timestamp 41:31. But nothing there compares to the sweetness of YOU! I just love you George❤
Aww thanks!
I enjoy all your expertise and how quickly you go through the items and not linger with a lot of talk 😁
I would LOVE to see George's personal collection one day. I can only imagine what he has collected over the years!
Dear George ; I grew up with a pair of blue powder boxes that were identical in bodies to the blue lamp ladies you discussed in the opening . I broke one in 1971 and couldn't find a replacement . They were my great -grandmothers and my mother never forgave me. I couldn't replace the original but it sure wouldnt have been hard if antiques and collectables were easier to access like now with your help. The agate dolls set in orginal box was 45 dollars in 1987 , and that was considered " pricey " ! This store is a feast for the eyes and soul.❤
I grew up near Sioux Falls - live in West TN now. Don't miss the winter, but the people are awesome!
That was a great way to spend a cold, snowy day. What a lot of treasures you found
Next time stop by I-29 antiques and collectibles on the other side of the interstate. I have a couple of spots there.
I plan to do!
Loved that barber shop vanity set
Yes that was a neat one I thought
That feathery look Pale green Haeger vase was gorgeous.
One of their crispest molds
Oh my! How cool! You were in my neck of the woods. I am in NW IA in between Sioux Falls and Sioux City. What a dream it would have been to run into you! This is one of my stops!!
The visuals and the knowledge are incredible. But, as always, your humor is priceless.
Glad you like it, I can't help myself sometimes!
@@TheAntiqueNomad and that!s perfect! That’s why we love you. I am just watching your video on helping the garden club flea market. Fantastic. That jewellery counter, must have been killing you. Some great stuff.
@@TheAntiqueNomad and that!s perfect! That’s why we love you. I am just watching your video on helping the garden club flea market. Fantastic. That jewellery counter, must have been killing you. Some great stuff.
Your intro made me laugh. So true the lengths we go to antique. It truly looked like you were at the North Pole 😂
Love your videos George. I learn something new each time. Thank you :)
“I’ll have to remember that when I’m bustling.” 😂😂😂 You make me laugh out loud at least once in every video! Thank you George!❤️
I had the same rabbit fur coat in the 70s and I LOVED it
My sister had one then too and took her favorite picture in it
@@TheAntiqueNomad oh yes . Very sexy 😌
Love those carved Scotties 🐾🐾
Great finds! I love the jadeite I saw
Awe man, I have a Francoma Christmas plate. Glad to know I shouldn't count on it to make my first million. But that's ok, I love it.
I think they're cool! I still look for the 1965
I never saw the blue depression beautiful 😍
I have been subscribed to your channel for some time now and watch all your videos but never comment. Thought I should start commenting. Thank you for sharing with us all your incredible knowledge. Your nomadic nature takes us to the most interesting places we may never have thought of going to source for items.
Thank you for sharing your knowledge. I learn something every video😊
You are so welcome!
You stumbled into my favorite shopping area. Tea is only about an hour from me and we love going up there. There are several really nice antique shops within minutes of each other. I swear I could spend two days there and still not see everything.
I missed the whole live due to a phone call from a friend who is having a tough time since her mom passed away. But anywho, I am going to watch the rest of your video ❤ Good Night George and Xeno 🇺🇲😎
I was born in Hastings Michigan - which now explains why I find you so fascinating 🤔
That beaded shade lamp. GORGEOUS!!
Omg.......I lift my hat off to you. That looks cold and requires true dedication! Thank you
It was!
Great video. Great store. I don’t know how you retain so much knowledge. You must have a really big brain. 😁
I hope a barber buys that stand and sits it in his shop! So cool looking and a great conversation piece!
That would be cool!
Thank you for giving such grounded information, and for having such a nice voice! I do eat from my Christmas plates, the collecting ones, because they have such a perfect quality and more, the blue white design on them is beautiful. And they have such a good price for such quality. I bought them in the thrift store, by the way.
Cool! I love to hear that print are enjoying their stuff and using it
I really enjoy how much you know about things.
wow - we have had less than two inches of snow in NY all season. I really do miss it.
Oh my goodness. What a flashback when you showed that silver sound system. I sang in a Gospel group and we used that same system. We were called The Expressions. 5 women and 1 man. He was our one man band. Love all the stunning glassware. I loved the Indian moccasins. My great grandparents on my mothers side were full blooded Cherokee. You are so knowledgeable and very interesting. Those paper weights were adorable 😍
I love the moccasins as well!
@@agomodern Thank you. 😊 that's good to know.
That was really fun enjoyed it nice place and lots of beautiful things
Thank you 🤗
I grew up in that area! We'll have to check this place out when we go 'home' this fall!! You are brave for going there in the winter, I can't handle that cold anymore 🙃
I’m not much for cold either
Used to love reading those burma shave signs on trips to see Grandma on summer vacation. So fun!❤
Yes, me, too!
Amazing how many pottery companies were in Ohio. I wonder why that is.
Once again, thanks for the great tours.
06.02 Can I just say, I’m really surprised you didn’t look inside that tin before you chose it, I have had rusty surprises from tins I have bought without looking inside. Lessons learned, now I always check.
Adding to my previous swooning...I had to know about the milk glass pitcher.... EAPG Society : VERSAILLES by Dithridge & Company. ".....but may have been made in late 1899. Number markings 190-200, inclusive, on pieces. Lovely. Now head on back to South Dakota.
Oh thank you! I did not have time to properly research that one. You did us a favor! I don't know anything about Dithridge, that was new to me
I’m so happy you got there safely❤ I loved so many things, but that antique milk glass piece was probably my favorite. I also loved the large McCoy vase.
Also, happy to hear your mom is slowly mending. ❤️ Safe travels George. 🙏🏼
Turns out the milk glass piece was Dithridge Glass from Pittsburgh, another viewer identified it!
I am so glaad to know that there are antique malls in Sioux Falls! When I left that area in 2000 there weren't many places to find them.
It's really grown! I think there are 3 or 4
The most fascinating items! Wow. So much history you showed us. Thank you on this stormy rainy day. 👍❤️🐩
Had to add: That miniture saddle is amazing
You're welcome! It was a fun and unexpected place. I love the little saddle
That was a great Antique mall.
I just love the pink and black china
So many amazing treasures, and different😢 compared to local stores or typical finds🥰
Love the bluebirds
Everyone does right now
I love following along with you as you see different things and tell us about them! Makes all the items special.... also love seeing what you take home.
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
HI George, I first heard of you when you were at Danni's New Good Stuff Store. I find your expertise and knowledge very interesting and useful, thank you!.
Another great video! So much to learn. Thanks again!
Looks cold,lol😊and fun,your very knowledgeable
Sounds like a fun trip!
It sure was!
So many great things! I loved the big flat chalk ware dog!
Me too!!
Amazing, thanks for sharing your knowledge and time. 💕
Nice variety of items in this store. And great prices for resell. Thanks for sharing George.
Glad you enjoyed it! I did too
That was a lot of fun vintage and great antiques! I like to imagine the history of the items and the people who owned and loved each piece! I don’t get out much 😂
You and me both!
So many things to learn about, I'd never seen or heard of Coors Pottery. I really liked the painted milk glass jug. And my goodness the snow was horrendous! Thank you for taking us along.
You are so welcome!
Love that mall. so many great pieces at reasonable prices. thanks George!
You and me both!
This was fantastic. Thanks George.
Very welcome!
That chalkware ashtray looked in good condition for its age.
It seemed so to me! I’m pretty picky
I was a Elephant collector . My now downsized collection never had very vintagey pieces. I'm Abt to start listing stuff .
What a nice shop. Thanks for sharing your knowledge!
You bet!
I ❤❤❤ these long videos!!
That looks so cold! But nice shopping 😊
You are such a great encyclopedia I admire you
Thanks for all your education! Enjoyed seeing you find your own book!
Good evening, George! I really liked that custard glass table set. Table sets, beverage and berry sets are of big interest to me. That seemed a really good price on it, too. There were some fish plates, at the Blenko bookends, that caught my eye. That bridge lamp and shade were really nice. I actually liked that Rumrill piece. Even chipped, I might have had to get that one. Loved the barrister bookcase the fish were in...kind of liked the fish, too. I'd be tempted to go with Dugan, on the opalescent footed bowl. The feet look more like Dugan than Northwood to me. With Northwood and Dugan being cousins and working out of the same factory for years, it can be difficult to tell the differences in some of their glassware, if they aren't marked with the "N". That milk glass pitcher did look to be Consolidated Glass. I really liked it. I loved those barbed wire displays! That was some fantastic shopping and items!!! Thanks for taking us along!!!
I knew you'd like that set! I thought it was very well priced. I also liked those fish plates, I'm a fan in general...and I think I (like everyone) need a few more barrister bookcases! I agree with you about Dugan. It was fun to hit a mall that really had a huge variety anyone might enjoy!
I like the hat and yes we are going to take you to the leader just hang on there💫💫✨✨🌟🌟
This is my most favorite video.
I learned so much about so many different items! Thank you!
Thanks George! Great video!
This antique mall is great. May have to get there this summer. Looks pretty cool with a lot of great stuff. Thanks for sharing and you have a good day and trip
It really is!
😊😊😊😊😊😊
I hope you bought a bunch of stuff 😊 At least you warmed up ♥️🌹♥️
Such good finds! Lucky you! Be safe driving out there. 🤩😎
I'll film some jewelry finds maybe Thursday George.
Cool!
What a really fun video! You didn't mention it specifically, but in the bank collection was a liberty bell, I remember getting those for Christmas Bank in the 70s. Also in the 70s to 80s we used to be able to buy a lot of overstock glass pieces in Maine at Renys store. They called themselves a department store, but the sold buy outs and overstock. I remember being able to buy bluebirds figurines for quite a while. They got several shipments over the course of at least a year or more.
Interesting! I got a bluebird as a gift from my assistant back in the day, I still have it. They sold them downstairs of us at Collectors' Showcase art glass shop
@@TheAntiqueNomad We were picking them up for .99 to 3.99 for the pairs. I wish I still had them. They were mostly out of box but came with the card. Some were signed others were not. I understand that the unsigned were seconds. We also had a lot of the little colored bottles that looked like liquor bottles or medicine bottles, but were new. I think those were 2 or 3 for .99. Woulda, coulda, shoulda right?!
Oh my goodness George you had such a fun time I wished I had been there I would have gone bankrupt LOL LOL be safe on your travels and can't wait till the next video😊
i could kill for the 2 blue lamps for $45
Omg this is so great I’m so glad I found you this is your to go store lol
The Chicken of the Sea items were made by Hollydale Pottery not Bauer.
Cute Lamps! Kind of odd.
Was it you that wrote that guide book on Treasure Craft?? I'm not exactly sure what that is? Will have to google
I did! I have it for sale at theantiquenomad.com ...I hope to do a live on Treasure Craft and Pottery Craft!
You are so brave to stay and shop , I would have off to warmer climes. Did you have snow tyres on ?😮
Yes, I have all season tires for just that reason!
As a native Californian I have been stand up for Anderson Pea Soup. They make great soup!
True!
What an amazing selection of before unseen gems. So much great stuff there. I really liked those colourful, sweet Coors pottery pieces. The colours remind me of Fiestaware plates a little bit. I had to pause a bunch of times to look at other stuff around what you were featuring. There was a pottery animal (dog/cat/fox/lamb?) in a plain cardboard box, with some blue accessories stuffed in it. It was right after the two paper weights (father then mother) and then the father banner on the wall -- it was on the shelf in the corner, kitty corner to the banner. Does anyone know what that was? A lamp maybe with finials or things that hang from it? For some reason, it really caught my attention, and no matter how much I paused, I couldn't see it really clearly and the tag was backwards. Anyone know what this was??
Love all the detail your give on your videos. I have a question, how do find value of vintage items that have been in the family for over a 100 years.
If you’d like you have me look, I do appraisals for a small fee at TheAntiqueNomad.com
That custard glass set looked like a set I got from my grandmother which was her grandmothers. I think it is Heisey glass, they are decorated with roses. Do you know who made the set you found?
It may also have been Heisey
You missed the Pluto bank…. 🙀
Hey George… Ken has the dealership book for the 1957 Chevy… in good condition… if you know anyone looking.
Stay bundled up...looks so cold
George I Am your leader
Hi from Lady Lake Florida.
You're just up the road!
I keep looking for a price on a large cobalt blue footed serving bowl. Where do I look.