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$5,000 SPENT at Auction | Vintage & Antique Haul | Reselling
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ก.พ. 2022
- I recently spent $5k at auction. I wanted to share some of the treasures that I bought for resale.
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Jocelyn, the green glass pyramid-shaped object is a reproduction of a deck prism used in old ships. It was built into the deck to collect light for the lower deck. I worked at the Museum Company in the 90's and this was one of the items we sold. I have one! I googled it and it came up on EBay at $125. Worth more than you thought! Love your videos.
Our family went to Venice and we went to the little island of Murano. We went on a boat bus to all islands around Venice. Murano had on the main square a massive glass centre piece that was around 5 meters, 15 feet in diameter and about 2 meters high, 6 feet. There were so many shops and little factories that only made and sold glass.
Amazing 🤩
Me too 1972
A girlfriend of mine and I did that in 2013. It was an amazing experience! We watched a glassblower in Murano prepare several pieces. We also found the neighboring island of Burano captivating! Can't wait to see it again one day.
You can check out Corning glass museum on TH-cam. They post glass making demonstrations. Sometimes they have guest Mirano glass blowing artists
The "snuff" bottles were originally used for cocaine. In the early 1900s, it became illegal to import drug paraphernalia. The name was changed to get around the problem.
European makers did use the design for snuff, scents as well as cocaine. The later Victorian era would use these for smelling salts incase the lady fainted from her corset being too tight. You have to remember that cocaine wasn't banned until the 1920s.
Wow! Thanks for the information!
Your very knowledgeable
...and the
Chinese writing says, 'we've been trying to reach you regarding your car's extended warranty.'
@@toddewing7688 funny.
Why are they called "snuff" bottles? Growing up, ladies I saw with snuff "dipped" it and put the snuff in their lower lip area (inbetween the lower lip and their bottom teeth.)
The greenish "diamond" was used on old wooden ships. it was set in the deck and brought light below deck. Several of them were used.
That jewelry!!🥺❤️❤️❤️❤️ made my heart pitter patter☺️. Vintage jewelry is what melts my butter 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼 Fantastic finds!!
Jocelyn, have you ever considered doing a video that allows us to see your auction process from beginning to end? I would very much love to know how you prioritize and set your max budget for each item. I would also love to see all (or many) of the pieces at the auctions that you frequent! It seems that they are treasure troves of tons of fabulous options!
😍😍😍
Thank you for sharing your knowledge and tips!
00:56 I'd say he's more than a little bare! 🤣
01:52 I had an internal debate about him, but in the end decided it's an anteater, based on the shape of the nose and ears. Aardvarks got more ears and less nose.
03:08 Those are rice bowls, sure as Sunday.
04:08 That is the most bored-looking pair of putti I've seen in a month.
04:53 I think it was a cigarette box, and yes, it had two rails to centre the lid which are now gone. (Ask Andrew to see whether one of his cigs will fit inside.)
05:25 Do what?? I never knew Wedgwood did glass!
07:29 That one is for perfume. I have one like it mounted in silver, which belonged to my great-grandmother.
07:39 That's perfume too. The lady would have worn it on a chain round her neck, like a pendant.
09:55 It is. And ginkgo leaves.
16:23 _That,_ my dear, is a margarita pitcher! Heublein made them as a promotional item for José Cuervo tequila, which they then owned, in 1975. You can serve either margaritas or straight tequila shots from it, as you prefer. I'd say $20 to $25, although you might get lucky and find a damfool who'll bid it up.
16:35 They're giving me a Charles Rennie Mackintosh kind of vibe, about 1910. And if not him, some other Beaux-Arts obsessed glassie.
20:00 Well, I _think_ it's a salmon, but maybe a trout. Something you'd fish for in Scottish rivers, anyhow.
20:42 JOCE-lynnnn ... that's a Sears knockoff of a Kodak Carousel slide projector! And the carousel that carries the slides is missing, although you can pick those up on eBay. Heck, I could make use of that myself; I have an absolute crapton of family slides from the last two generations of family and no projector. I don't know what the two canisters are, although I suspect them of being 8mm home movie film. _That_ I do have a projector for, a Bell and Howell Filmo Master 400 from 1934 that I swear has been in cold storage, it's so beautiful and runs so well. Everything about it works, though I don't use it much--Sylvania stopped making the 500W bulbs for it in the 1970s so you have to rely on finding people with NOS. I conserve the ones I have. (You wanna send those reels to me, I could probably rig up something to transcribe them.)
23:17 OK. First thing, DON'T get flipped out by the swastika. Flat on its bottom and not tipped, it's an ANCIENT symbol of friendship and goodwill in multiple cultures, several thousand years old. (If it's balanced on point and called a _hakenkreuz,_ then you're allowed to worry.) The elephant is also a symbol of good luck and goodwill.
"Jain" is another indication of goodwill. The Jains are a very very pacifistic religion akin to Hinduism but more so, opposed to the taking of any sort of life at all. They're completely vegan in diet, and their priests carry little brooms with them wherever they go to sweep their paths, in case they should accidentally step on and kill an insect.
That symbol definitely had a different meaning before you know who used it. They are on our downtown library outdoor molding and it was built way before then. It is Sanskrit for "well-being"
If you compare that symbol to the Nazi symbol, you may find that it is reversed. Many artifacts from native American tribes were decorated with the reverse form of the symbol.
the small long bottles are Victorian Lacrimosa bottles - for catching tears
The greenish yellow glass pyramid is from the Mystic Seaport, Mystic CT. and is a deck prism replica. The point goes down and the top would be level with the wood deck. You could walk on these but they brought great light to the decks below. The Charles W. Morgan, a whaler has these in its deck. This is the large size and would retail between $25-30.00.
Love your videos! Claire from Alabama
The pyramid shaped “paperweight” on the third cart is a reflecting glass that shipbuilders would set into the deck of a ship to provide some reflected light into the hold. There are a lot of replicas out there. Used mostly as paper holders now.
Hi Rocelyn the enamelled item is called cloisonné and it’s beautiful great find and the M on the tile is for Minton.
I too love sheep paintings!
I really like that you are giving us estimate values on things! Thanks.
My grandparents were enthralled by the Dionne quints and often traveled from New Jersey with my father (8 years older than the quints) to see them like animals in a zoo! I have a souvenir silver bowl with the quint faces around the edge that my grandmother loved. Very sad story.
Always enjoy when you go through boxes at the store. So many pretty things. Please Stay Safe, Happy And Healthy. Have A Wonderful Day
The Six sided greenish glass pyramid is a ships light. It would be imbedded into the ship and allowed little get into the lower decks.
Jocelyn, watching your enthusiasm of the items you bought is so much fun! And your knowledge base is so informative. I am so happy to see how successful your business is.
So thrilled to see pewabic pottery! We love Pewabic in Michigan. They have incrediable installations around Detroit, modern & historic!
I was the one who told you about the house pins. You remembered it well. I have 3 or 4 of them.
WOW… you picked up some phenomenal brooches 😍 & I can’t imagine what you have in the bags!! I love seeing your auction hauls because you always see something different & exciting. I can’t believe that those two pieces of art were waiting to be trashed 🙈 & I can’t imagine how frustrating it must be too STILL be dealing with the dumpster issue! Just as an FYI: everyone from the ancient Greeks, many past & present religions to the Boy Scouts Of America & US Air Force used or continue to use the symbol of "Good Health" frequently. We studied it in an art history class I took in college & the Greek Key pattern is actually made up of connected swastikas & we see it used regularly in modern textiles, wallpaper, carved reliefs, etc. but we don’t process it as the standalone symbol of hate it became in the 30’s/40’s. There is a really interesting book that I’ll go look for that talks about all of the American uses of it, the people who are trying to help separate it’s true meaning from the abuse it endured & will post the name & author back in with a tag in case anyone who works with you would like to read it. I think Andrew would really like the military aspect of it & you would be shocked at just how many companies used it in advertising! Hope you are all doing well, sending everyone 🤗💜&🙏🏻 for a wonderful & blessed week ahead!
Polishing some silver and watching your videos is so relaxing and satisfying. We thrift nearly twice a week in Northern California. The biggest trend is wood furniture. We noticed an uptick in ironworks.
OMG Jocelyn there are many gorgeous things. My favorites are the little treasure pieces.
Those large brooches are perfect to wear on a ladies suit jacket or dress coat that has lapels!
This was a lot of fun. You always get some amazing things from the auctions. AN I VOTE YOU KEEP AN WEAR THE BEAR PENDENT. IT IS OUT OF THIS WORLD. EARLY PUSH PRESENT. ❤️
My friend’s freshman year roommate is an astounding artist and makes art tiles. I don’t own one because I really don’t have anyone to pas it on to, but her work is very Art Deco in style.
Great video. Seriously appreciate the estimated value info. The haul video is a nice addition to your weekly videos! Thanks mama!
Amazing treasures there. Love all the very small chatchkies the best. A few pieces of gold in that lot as far as the jewelry goes. Beautifully crafted. An all around fantastic haul. 👍
Hi next to the small bowls you have the figurines on top of a blue and white potcoaster made by Arabia/ Finland it is painted by Ulla Proccope’ and they are not producing them any longer. The price would be here From €65 and up. Good luck. The collectors have them hanging on the wall in the kitchen.
I love this haul!!! 🤩 Yes, the striped mixing bowl is Hocking “Vitrock” (older than Anchor Hocking). 🙂❤️
Morning Joycelyn it’s nice to see you going through the boxes ,it’s exciting to see what treasures are in the boxes ,sending much love Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️
Those trinket boxes are amazing! And very appropriate for the bunny to be inside if the lion/tiger. 😂
Really great stuff!
Fantastic haul! Such beautiful things! Thanks for showing us!
Thought it was time to subscribe since I have been watching you for about a year now. I love being able to rely on you to be part of my day. Thanks Jocelyn
It's fun to see/hear the commarderie/banter at your office. Great haul!!!
The green white and silver bowl is Deco Indiana Moderne glass. ❤️❤️❤️
What has been the biggest surprise you have found in some lots? I've found Murano in a lot once! It was great! Love your stuff,I watch you every day. Good luck with everything, positive thoughts to you and the family.
That green prism of glass is actually either a reproduction or a real sailboat ship deck prism. They used to put them in the holes in the deck and when the light comes through it reflected underground definitely worth more than you think
Gosh, those micro mosaic pins sparked a memory of one that I wore when I was in middle school. ♥️
The green diamond lookin one is made to look like a deck light that would have been embedded in the wooden deck of a old time ship to provide light into the decks below
How wonderful to surrounded by all that history and beauty!! I would love that part of your job so much!!
Thank you for showing us your finds and teaching us about them…I have learned so much from you!!
Best wishes as you and Andrew and your family continue on your journey!!♥️
Love going to the shop with you. Andrew did good. Lots of great items. Thank you. Can't believe you still have so much energy!!
The candlesticks with the silver overlay are Fostoria Baroque with “Flanders” Silver Overlay by Silver City
Thank you!
The pointed paperweight looks like a glass that was used in decks of sailing ships to let light into lower levels.
the obelisk looks like a souvenir from Argentina, made from local stone.
In the rhinestone jewelry look for Eisenburg Ice. Very high quality his jewelry is absolutely beautiful
Hi Jocelyn! That green Murano that looks like leaves is actually sold in Homesense. I have a yellow set.
Homesense don’t sell Murano however they do sell Chinese glass who try copy Murano, you can tell the difference.
You need to keep the rabbit bell and hang it off your stroller for the baby. It will be entertainment. I use to buy plastic straps like they use for Pacifiers. Snap on and travel. Had bottles with holes in the middle it was great, traveled Europe with my baby. Hooked everything including a doll. She had no success in throwing it to the ground. Ha!
I love the grasshopper trinket box, the paperweights & the Murano, of course!!😍💖💕
I have so much fun reading spelling errors and how they change a word. I make enough of them myself. Lol.
Too bad I'm not there to mess with the jewelry for Jocelyn. Just wrote up two vintage listins for eBoo of my own. 28:54 Lucinda fundraiser house pins. Made for specific charities; the really old ones are made of resin and picture matting.
Beautiful finds,absolutely love ❤ 😍 them all
I loved seeing all those small items you had on the cart!
The green tile is made in Detroit by Pewabic (pronounced poo wa bic).
Guilloché is the name of the enamel technique - very precise, intricate and repetitive pattern is mechanically engraved into an underlying material via engine turning
Great fun, as always. And I learn new things to watch for in these videos. Thanks!
You look Beautiful and I glad you seem more chipper. I felt so bad how you were feeling about the house falling thru but I really do know how you were feeling but I meant what I said "God has something better around the corner". You are a lamp shining to so many people!!! Praying for a blessing and NEW HOME for You and Your Family!!!!
I love the plate with the cat and leaves.
The long skinny ones might have been tear catchers from the 1800's
Love the video always interested in what you brought, so cool.
That Regency brooch is a $200+ item! Great haul!!
Fun haul, my fave is cat plate! Peace
I have that glass dog! Mine, has a gold chain around the neck. I got it from my moms aunt back in the 1960’s. She said it originally held candy.
Thank U for showing jewelry i really like your show and tell. Jewelry is my love.
"Noise Maker Ting" ... you speak my language!!!!! 😀
Ty for sharing your estimated value!! I love your channel so much!!
The Arabia platter wouldn’t be used as a trivet, the Finns would use it to serve cold cuts (ham etc) or cheese slices etc typical on a breakfast table
Beautiful items. Awesome purchases.
Ugh I am a silent watcher for the most part lol
I love your channel love your attitude and knowledge.
Been watching you for a few years now. Have binged watch all that I know of medal detecting and Crazy Lamp adventures.
They just bring me joy and fun to see what you find, paid for and love seeing the profit of all your hard work that does not go un noticed.
Thank you for every day being there and being you guys.
Ugh I love the micro mosaic pieces. I have yet to find any pieces on my own adventures of thrifting.
You guys and Dee over at The thrill of the thrift are the ones that inspired me to treasure hunt and it is such a high. Just so much fun..
Thank you guys for everything you do... 🥰
He’s going to need a “ carousel
” it’s a slide holder that drops the slide in projector and moves them along !
I really enjoyed this video. I like it when you are at the warehouse and sorting through your finds. Thank you.
Oh my! The blue snuff bottle - so cute!!
That cinnabar bottle is amazing. All those litte bottles. I might just start collecting them now.🙃
I'm born and raised in Bucks County. I miss it.
Pewabic tile is still made in Detroit and they make bespoke orders as well.
I sold one of the pyramid shaped glass ‘deck prisms’ replicas (exactly like yours) for around $100 approximately six months ago on eBay.
Fun video. Enjoyed seeing all your new stuff.
The swastika symbol is an ancient religious icon in various Eurasian cultures. It is used as a symbol of divinity and spirituality in Indian religions, including Hinduism, Buddhism and Jainism. The word swastika comes from Sanskrit meaning conducive to well-being
The thick green triangular piece in the third batch of items is a replica ship’s deck prism. It’s used as a way to bring light below in traditional wood boat construction and inset into the deck.
The haul videos are my absolute favorite. By the way, you look beautiful!
Awesome haul! What fun!
Jocelyn...I see an ice skate??? on that Moravian tile. Or maybe a Roman sandal??? Or maybe it's a Court Jester's shoe???? Curiouser and Curiouser! 😁
Jocelyn, the little memory lapses for words is "pregnancy brain"🤰🧠😁
Such beautiful things!
regency is a good name in costume jewelry.
I sold one of those little snuff bottles...I didn't know it was a snuff bottle lol
An anteaters tail is bigger! And it's back starts at it's head! I'd say it's the other one!
I enjoy these videos!
I enjoyed this so much. I learned new things from the comments.
Love the two boheimian glass vases I would be very interested in them do you know if or when you will be listing them on your store site !
If I’m not mistaken NAO is made by lladro.
The elephant vase with symbol, generally they would be in the opposite direction then when the Hitler used it. You will see that on American Indian and a few other countries. I had ceiling tins from back east restaurant ceiling 1880’s that were inverted swastikas.
I'm pretty sure it's a sun on the India vase thing. It comes from Buddhism. It's a sun symbol.
We sell the carousel for that slide projector - that he found by the dumpster
Am not a big fan of figurines but do like the girl w the goat xx
Great haul! Loved it
Sweet trinket boxes
it is a pl-ant-eater LOL!.....I* forgot the lol....LOL
That cat plate IS a winner!
The perfume bottle is Guilloche enamel.