Loved the fly tying kit! My father was an avid fly fisherman & had turned our basement (while I was growing up) into a fly tying haven. He had so much equipment & tied such beautiful flies. He has a memorial on the Deschutes River in Eastern, OR because he was so well known. I still have some of his flies in a few leather fly wallets he made (his other hobby). Anyway, seeing that kit brought back a lot of memories. Thank you!
Very cool! Tying flies is a true art/skill, the fact he was known and memorialized for it is really very impressive. I conducted an estate sale once where we sold a huge fly shop and wow, did people get excited!
I’m from Louisiana and for Mardi Gras chickens are chased by the horse riders to hopefully add to the gumbo pot later that evening. With the property owner’s permission of course. When my son was in kindergarten I asked him how his day went and he said it was GREAT! For PE his class got to chase chickens on the football field! It was of course Mardi Gras time and a cultural thing 😂I wondered to myself now how many other children across the country got to chase chickens in PE. Lol. So this child mannequin looking like he was going to grab that chicken brought back a great memory of my little boy who is now 32 😊♥️🐔💜💛💚⚜️
That is such a great story, I'm glad that triggered a memory so you could share it! Lol. I had no idea about that tradition there, I have never heard of it before
@@TheAntiqueNomad it’s definitely worth experiencing! You should look up videos on TH-cam and check it out. The Mamou Mardi Gras and the Church Point Mardi Gras are the most traditional. I think you will enjoy it! 😊
Love Watching you. You're not only entertaining but also educational. I can't go out antiquing, so watch you. You have an amazing memory and are a wealth of information.
Great to watch you in our mall! Thanks for purchasing my mysterious Earthwrap Candle Pillar! I was thinking it might have been a prototype piece, since I couldn't find a thing about it anywhere! I hope you make a bundle on it! The "crazy over Haeger Earthwrap" hasn't hit our area of the woods yet really, it's often passed over. Some Earthwrap sits for weeks for me. Glad you found it as intriguing as I did and I'm glad it went to you!
Hi there! I did not realize that was your earth wrap candle pillar, it really is unusual and it hasn't sold yet but it's such a specific piece...I agree that it doesn't seem as hot in your neck of the woods, so I took it to Seattle. I'm excited to have gotten something so cool from you, thanks!
Hi George. I love love all your videos and I specially love the ones you do with Jocelyn and Dagny. Thanks again for yet another great video. only you guys can make this antiquing videos so much fun. Is always a pleasure to watch your videos. Sending all of you a ton of blessings and my best wishes of peace, love, health, prosperity and abundance. Again, thank you all so much!!!
It was fun to see you shopping in Pennsylvania with our friends. Very cool to see where you got the Earth Wrap piece that ended up as a winner in the Thrift Battle competition! 💚💚💚
Oh, I bought a travel trailer, with that same look. The chair you looked at. The trailer has a 🍒 cherry red stove. I'm redoing the trailer, we are sticking with that color scheme.
Thats a fun , good times with friends lot of laughter. It’s nice to hear. George , I saw that lucite coil and memories of my first apartment 1980. I noticed it in a picture few days ago. No it’s long gone and the fabulous 80s , I was 20 and living in Hollywood, Fla. good times. Oh that lucite candle holder was cool.
I love railroad china (I have a small collection). I've been collecting lots of different items, mostly from western railroads (I'm a west coast girl). The Missouri Pacific plate is a service plate. I think the desk caddy might have been a menu holder. The cereal premiums are fun too. When I got married in 2006, we used some of the set I bought as table markers. We got married on the (now defunct) Shasta Sunset Railroad out of McCloud California. Such a fun day and getting married on the train then taking a ride, awesome!
You are right about the "desk caddy", they were indeed menu holders! I assumed pencils and pens went in the tubes, but apparently for ordering (or to place a nosegay). I really enjoy the Western railroads, my grandfather worked for the Rock Island and RIo Grande. I'm sorry to hear the Shasta Sunset runs no more but what a wonderful experience!
Back in the olden days when we all were going to the limits of the galaxy of our minds. It was an interesting time to be a child. Thank you for highlighting my comment. 👽👽👽👽👻👻👻👻👾👾👾👾🧠🧠🧠🧠🤯🤯🤯🤯🤡🤡🤡🤡🎃🎃🎃🎃💚💚💚💚💜💜💜💜☄☄☄💥💥💥💥🤖🤖🤖🤖🙊🙉🙈😻😻😻😻
I remember looking at some rooms that looked like rainforests or a planet in a black hole. Or the candy shop during your trip to inner room of your life. Thank you again, George! 🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂
I've bought many black dolls on EBAY in the past. Most were listed as AA dolls, i.e. afrian american dolls and sometimes just black doll. If I do a search, I use black and aa in the search.
I still use our 40s-50s grease gun to fill our hand ones cause the throwaway tubes are so wasteful. I'm so grateful it was handed down to me plus they look cool
Salterini lily pad tables 7:45 Good sellers, but yes, too rusty for me too. First time I learned about Dorothy Thorpe was for some pretzel acrylic candle sticks she designed. Everyone has their own jumping off point.
Dutch girl here. We have cookie molds everywhere! lol. Those weren't the nicest I've seen, but for the size of them they are priced fair in my opinion.
BTW I once told you I was looking for a drive in speaker. Well I found one five minutes from home from an office that was MCM style that is being redone for a tattoo removal office. I grabbed it! Going to rewire it - my son thinks he can wire it as a speaker for my computer
Good evening, George! I'm having to play catch-up on this one...too much going on here. I have one of the enamel-topped tables with the drawer. Those have a very good look to them and don't take up much space, so it's no wonder they are popular. Those metal leaf tables, at 7:33, would be fantastic to use along with the old metal porch furniture. One on each side of the glider, and one next to a chair...great look! I really liked those. Loved the small Czech vase, at 8:33. That is my favourite colour combo for the Czech pottery vases, and I have four or five in that colour combination. I'd like to have the matching pair that size with the woodpeckers on them. I used to have an old scale like the one at 10:06, except on the one I had the tray was brass. I wish I still had it. If I remember correctly, I think I paid $40.00 for the one I had, and it had the weights with it, too. The weights were shaped differently than those, though. Loved the Dutch cookie molds. That seemed a really good price for them, too. Was that a table lighter or a match holder, at 15:52, with the girl figure and green top? That caught my attention. I liked the etched tin comb and brush holder. Do you ever come across any L & N Railroad china? I don't think I've ever seen any. Didn't that "silver fade" used to be called "mercury fade", or am I confused on that? I have a vase like the Bittersweet one on the left, at 24:18, that belonged to my grandmother. There were a lot of interesting items there! Thanks for the take-along!!!
I'm only now catching up with your catching up! Those little utility tables were perfect size then and now. I would have loved to take those leaf tables to use with my metal porch furniture in Florida! I do like that color combo in Czech vases (really any of them please me though). Scales are a favorite of mine, I haven't had one in awhile! I think the deco girl was a lighter when you took off the green top. I find L&N items a lot in Kentucky, but almost never see the dinnerware! I'm really glad you had fun, I really enjoy shopping with Jocelyn and Dagny
Hi George! Another fun and informative video. I have been wondering about something you said in another video. It is about wooden furniture. I believe you said not to put oil on it. I am confused about how to clean it, especially if it has build up from years of polish/Pledge. Murphy's oil soap? Just leave it? Thanks in advance!!!
Dust with lightly dampened cloth and wipe dry. For deeper cleaning, best to use a black tea solution or mineral spirits, you can find instructions online www.thespruce.com/how-to-clean-wood-furniture-5181301
Hi George! How are you? I wanted to ask about those jeweled lamps that were $275. Do you know who makes them, anything about their provenance, generally? I have a much larger one in a very similar style, bought at auction 30 years ago. It's unmarked and I haven't found another since. It's one of my favorite odd ball things. Lol. I'm 99% sure it's by the same maket. I would buy that pair for a lesser price. Thanks!
When I say it's a great price, I sometimes am viewing that as a collector, rather than a reseller. Truthfully though, I should have bought every one of those Dutch cookie molds instead of only one, I sold it immediately for 2.5 times purchase price and realized they would all have sold that fast. I don't usually say things I don't mean in some way!
@@TheAntiqueNomad if it makes ya feel better it only got 1 bid ,so could just been a fluke. If had many people fighting over it then I say yea u missed out not getting all.
OMG My mother had colonial hard rock maple. Similar pattern .Then she got fancy and went for that awful scratchy fabric - I can never remember the name - starts with an M. That wooly stuff with a backing? She picked houndstooth in ... get this .. red and harvest gold! And she put it everywhere! She never had to tell me to stay out of the living room - I hated it. ay colonial style NEVER come back again!
Hi George, it's not about being "triggered." The types of items you are talking about evoke slavery, racism, murder, oppression. I can't imagine being Black, minding my own business scrolling eBay or browsing a flea market and being confronted with such real horror (that should honestly "trigger" every single human being on Earth). Worse being sold by white folks who think it's cute or interesting in some way. I would encourage you to take the hint from eBay and discontinue dealing with such items.
My customers for these items are almost all black people, and they feel differently. That is the reason I continue to sell them. They inform me that it is important to them to have them because they want their children to understand how all of those horrible things really were real, in a world where a lot of well-meaning white folks want to erase that history out of embarrassment, and some not-so-well meaning white folks tell them they should "just get over it" and pretend it doesn't have lasting effects today. I personally am much happier when I find items that were made for black people in times of old, because it's nice to see how they viewed themselves, rather than the stereotypes that were put upon them by white culture...but alas, they are scarcer than the stereotypical ones. I do agree with you that anyone who really understands the intent behind them should be bothered and affected by them...but that is again why I feel it is so important they be preserved!
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Loved the fly tying kit! My father was an avid fly fisherman & had turned our basement (while I was growing up) into a fly tying haven. He had so much equipment & tied such beautiful flies. He has a memorial on the Deschutes River in Eastern, OR because he was so well known. I still have some of his flies in a few leather fly wallets he made (his other hobby). Anyway, seeing that kit brought back a lot of memories. Thank you!
Very cool! Tying flies is a true art/skill, the fact he was known and memorialized for it is really very impressive. I conducted an estate sale once where we sold a huge fly shop and wow, did people get excited!
Tiffany's Thrifting Vegas is also fun ! Love u George and Jocelyn
I love watching you. You are a wealth of knowledge. TODAY you are with 2 other fun people I watch EVERY day. Hugs! 🤗🤗🤗
I really enjoy them! I'm glad you got to see us all in action together
I’m from Louisiana and for Mardi Gras chickens are chased by the horse riders to hopefully add to the gumbo pot later that evening. With the property owner’s permission of course. When my son was in kindergarten I asked him how his day went and he said it was GREAT! For PE his class got to chase chickens on the football field! It was of course Mardi Gras time and a cultural thing 😂I wondered to myself now how many other children across the country got to chase chickens in PE. Lol. So this child mannequin looking like he was going to grab that chicken brought back a great memory of my little boy who is now 32 😊♥️🐔💜💛💚⚜️
I’m from boring Ohio and find this fascinating…and weird. I love it!!! 😂
It’s absolutely hilarious and so much fun!!! 😂🐔
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That is such a great story, I'm glad that triggered a memory so you could share it! Lol. I had no idea about that tradition there, I have never heard of it before
@@TheAntiqueNomad it’s definitely worth experiencing! You should look up videos on TH-cam and check it out. The Mamou Mardi Gras and the Church Point Mardi Gras are the most traditional. I think you will enjoy it! 😊
Love Watching you. You're not only entertaining but also educational.
I can't go out antiquing, so watch you. You have an amazing memory and are a wealth of information.
I'm so glad to take you along with me! We'll have fun together
Great to watch you in our mall! Thanks for purchasing my mysterious Earthwrap Candle Pillar! I was thinking it might have been a prototype piece, since I couldn't find a thing about it anywhere! I hope you make a bundle on it! The "crazy over Haeger Earthwrap" hasn't hit our area of the woods yet really, it's often passed over. Some Earthwrap sits for weeks for me. Glad you found it as intriguing as I did and I'm glad it went to you!
Hi there! I did not realize that was your earth wrap candle pillar, it really is unusual and it hasn't sold yet but it's such a specific piece...I agree that it doesn't seem as hot in your neck of the woods, so I took it to Seattle. I'm excited to have gotten something so cool from you, thanks!
Hi George. I love love all your videos and I specially love the ones you do with Jocelyn and Dagny.
Thanks again for yet another great video. only you guys can make this antiquing videos so much fun.
Is always a pleasure to watch your videos. Sending all of you a ton of blessings and my best wishes of peace, love, health, prosperity and abundance. Again, thank you all so much!!!
That is so kind! Thank you for that. I sure enjoy doing them, and getting together with Jocelyn and Dagny sure is extra fun
Handsome turquoise jewelry !
I love Jocelyn ❤️❤️❤️❤️
She's a fun person to shop with!
It was fun to see you shopping in Pennsylvania with our friends. Very cool to see where you got the Earth Wrap piece that ended up as a winner in the Thrift Battle competition! 💚💚💚
Yes! I had so much fun seeing Jocelyn and Dagny and shopping together
My 3 favorite TH-cam in one place, how fun!
For us as well
This is fun thrifting with someone who knows a lot about all the items and where to look for the makers mark on them. Have a great day
Thanks! I like sharing that info
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
George you would be a blast to shop with!!!😀❤
I sure enjoy it!
Oh, I bought a travel trailer, with that same look. The chair you looked at. The trailer has a 🍒 cherry red stove. I'm redoing the trailer, we are sticking with that color scheme.
Fun!
Thats a fun , good times with friends lot of laughter. It’s nice to hear.
George , I saw that lucite coil and memories of my first apartment 1980. I noticed it in a picture few days ago. No it’s long gone and the fabulous 80s , I was 20 and living in Hollywood, Fla. good times. Oh that lucite candle holder was cool.
Oh neat! Hollywood FL in the 1980s was a very different place than now, I had some fun times there
I love railroad china (I have a small collection). I've been collecting lots of different items, mostly from western railroads (I'm a west coast girl). The Missouri Pacific plate is a service plate. I think the desk caddy might have been a menu holder.
The cereal premiums are fun too. When I got married in 2006, we used some of the set I bought as table markers. We got married on the (now defunct) Shasta Sunset Railroad out of McCloud California. Such a fun day and getting married on the train then taking a ride, awesome!
You are right about the "desk caddy", they were indeed menu holders! I assumed pencils and pens went in the tubes, but apparently for ordering (or to place a nosegay). I really enjoy the Western railroads, my grandfather worked for the Rock Island and RIo Grande. I'm sorry to hear the Shasta Sunset runs no more but what a wonderful experience!
Two of my very favorites together ❤️
So many of these objects are so fun. Takes you back to times when interiors weren't so bland. Looks like you all had a good time.
Back in the olden days when we all were going to the limits of the galaxy of our minds. It was an interesting time to be a child. Thank you for highlighting my comment. 👽👽👽👽👻👻👻👻👾👾👾👾🧠🧠🧠🧠🤯🤯🤯🤯🤡🤡🤡🤡🎃🎃🎃🎃💚💚💚💚💜💜💜💜☄☄☄💥💥💥💥🤖🤖🤖🤖🙊🙉🙈😻😻😻😻
That's right! I think people were more inclined to have fun with their house then and not so focused on following austere decorating trends
I remember looking at some rooms that looked like rainforests or a planet in a black hole. Or the candy shop during your trip to inner room of your life. Thank you again, George! 🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂🎂🎄🎄🎄🎂🎂🎂🎂
Thank you George. You are so amazing and deserve ❤ yourself.
Walking with you, George, on videos like these , is an education! And a delight! Thanks so much!
Many thanks!
Great video George. Thank you.
I love the Asian figures - and I have been wondering - I bet you could probably 3D print a replacement hand that would be a good replacement.
That might work!
I've bought many black dolls on EBAY in the past. Most were listed as AA dolls, i.e. afrian american dolls and sometimes just black doll. If I do a search, I use black and aa in the search.
very good to know thank you!
I love how you know all your elements, thank you for your knowledge 🙏🏻🌷
You are so welcome, I'm glad to share!
Love watching you shop with my favorite ladies
It’s always fun to shop with friends! Welcome back to Pennsylvania George!
Great info and overall wonderful video, George, thank you so much.
Glad it was helpful!
I still use our 40s-50s grease gun to fill our hand ones cause the throwaway tubes are so wasteful. I'm so grateful it was handed down to me plus they look cool
That's great! Yes they look cool, and lots of old stuff is still useful too
Thanks for sharing, always learn something new from your videos. ❤
You are so welcome!
Thank you George! Another great video. 😊
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Salterini lily pad tables 7:45 Good sellers, but yes, too rusty for me too. First time I learned about Dorothy Thorpe was for some pretzel acrylic candle sticks she designed. Everyone has their own jumping off point.
Glad to know those were Salterini, I suspected as much
I love 💕 that vase. It is gorgeous 🥰.
Thank you! 😊
Dutch girl here. We have cookie molds everywhere! lol. Those weren't the nicest I've seen, but for the size of them they are priced fair in my opinion.
I've seen more delicately carved and older examples as well, but we just see so few in the states and they were good sizes
Yes , those cookie molds were great! I’d have bought one! Nice tour of shop!
Maybe Jocelyn can go back and get those Dutch cookie molds. They're awesome!
I should've bought more
BTW I once told you I was looking for a drive in speaker. Well I found one five minutes from home from an office that was MCM style that is being redone for a tattoo removal office. I grabbed it! Going to rewire it - my son thinks he can wire it as a speaker for my computer
Oh that's cool! I'd love to hear that
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Such fun stuff! Nice to see the three of you together!
Us too!
Good evening, George! I'm having to play catch-up on this one...too much going on here.
I have one of the enamel-topped tables with the drawer. Those have a very good look to them and don't take up much space, so it's no wonder they are popular. Those metal leaf tables, at 7:33, would be fantastic to use along with the old metal porch furniture. One on each side of the glider, and one next to a chair...great look! I really liked those. Loved the small Czech vase, at 8:33. That is my favourite colour combo for the Czech pottery vases, and I have four or five in that colour combination. I'd like to have the matching pair that size with the woodpeckers on them. I used to have an old scale like the one at 10:06, except on the one I had the tray was brass. I wish I still had it. If I remember correctly, I think I paid $40.00 for the one I had, and it had the weights with it, too. The weights were shaped differently than those, though. Loved the Dutch cookie molds. That seemed a really good price for them, too. Was that a table lighter or a match holder, at 15:52, with the girl figure and green top? That caught my attention. I liked the etched tin comb and brush holder. Do you ever come across any L & N Railroad china? I don't think I've ever seen any. Didn't that "silver fade" used to be called "mercury fade", or am I confused on that? I have a vase like the Bittersweet one on the left, at 24:18, that belonged to my grandmother. There were a lot of interesting items there! Thanks for the take-along!!!
I'm only now catching up with your catching up! Those little utility tables were perfect size then and now. I would have loved to take those leaf tables to use with my metal porch furniture in Florida! I do like that color combo in Czech vases (really any of them please me though). Scales are a favorite of mine, I haven't had one in awhile! I think the deco girl was a lighter when you took off the green top. I find L&N items a lot in Kentucky, but almost never see the dinnerware! I'm really glad you had fun, I really enjoy shopping with Jocelyn and Dagny
Great collab video George!
I'd love one of those old radios in working condition
I wish I were closer I would buy that Elks creed. I am a third generation member
It was cool! I started my career in the old Elks Lodge in Centralia, WA when it was an antique mall
Hi George! Another fun and informative video. I have been wondering about something you said in another video. It is about wooden furniture. I believe you said not to put oil on it. I am confused about how to clean it, especially if it has build up from years of polish/Pledge. Murphy's oil soap? Just leave it? Thanks in advance!!!
Dust with lightly dampened cloth and wipe dry. For deeper cleaning, best to use a black tea solution or mineral spirits, you can find instructions online www.thespruce.com/how-to-clean-wood-furniture-5181301
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@The Antique Nomad Did you get the fly tying kit?
Pretty mugsss
Thank you for the great video! Loving that sub count
Hi there! Thank you too. Your support really means a lot!
@@TheAntiqueNomad You will ALWAYS have it
That is pretty blue
Hello george
fun episode
Hi George, it’s been awhile, I hope you’re well 🙏
I am and I hope you too!
Oh this is going to be god!!!!🎉🎉🎉🧡🧡🧡
It's not God, it's George. :)
Size mattered in the 1970s..just look at KISS Gene Simmons Shoes..lol
❤ I love how u know everything about everything. Can I ask how old you are?
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@@TheAntiqueNomad You look good my friend
Love ken dolls
He doesn't get hiis due
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Hi George,it’s been awhile,I hope you’re doing well x
Yes! I hope things in Ireland are good with you!
Hi George! How are you? I wanted to ask about those jeweled lamps that were $275. Do you know who makes them, anything about their provenance, generally? I have a much larger one in a very similar style, bought at auction 30 years ago. It's unmarked and I haven't found another since. It's one of my favorite odd ball things. Lol. I'm 99% sure it's by the same maket. I would buy that pair for a lesser price. Thanks!
I've seen French attribution to those, I haven't confirmed that though
Is this live? I can't believe I finally cought you live George. Hello, from the Gulf Coast.
Hi there! Good to see you!
I'd have s difficult time not fixing up the displays.
I can be like that too lol
That’s weird. A rail is there to hold.
Lol that's true! I think the spoof of that in Naked Gun was great, where Priscilla Presley looks all glamorous and then falls down the staircase
He says everything is a great price and is coming back. Lol come on now its ok to be honest.
When I say it's a great price, I sometimes am viewing that as a collector, rather than a reseller. Truthfully though, I should have bought every one of those Dutch cookie molds instead of only one, I sold it immediately for 2.5 times purchase price and realized they would all have sold that fast. I don't usually say things I don't mean in some way!
@@TheAntiqueNomad if it makes ya feel better it only got 1 bid ,so could just been a fluke. If had many people fighting over it then I say yea u missed out not getting all.
@@hard-truthsbetter-than-swe6543 It did, but afterwards I got emails from 3 people wanting to know if I'd bought more...
@@TheAntiqueNomad sold and want 2 different things.
Is there any way I could g purchase the elk pledge piece..? I know someone in the elk lodge who would love it.
I'm afraid I didn't get that piece
Whooooosh someone got rather tubby
Who? The woman who just had a baby a few months ago?! 🤨
That's rude.
That's to be expected recent post-pregnancy. She looks great to me!
OMG My mother had colonial hard rock maple. Similar pattern .Then she got fancy and went for that awful scratchy fabric - I can never remember the name - starts with an M. That wooly stuff with a backing? She picked houndstooth in ... get this .. red and harvest gold! And she put it everywhere! She never had to tell me to stay out of the living room - I hated it. ay colonial style NEVER come back again!
Mohair! It's awful. I can't say I like the Colonial Revival, I prefer period Colonial if that's your thing
Hi George, it's not about being "triggered." The types of items you are talking about evoke slavery, racism, murder, oppression. I can't imagine being Black, minding my own business scrolling eBay or browsing a flea market and being confronted with such real horror (that should honestly "trigger" every single human being on Earth). Worse being sold by white folks who think it's cute or interesting in some way. I would encourage you to take the hint from eBay and discontinue dealing with such items.
My customers for these items are almost all black people, and they feel differently. That is the reason I continue to sell them. They inform me that it is important to them to have them because they want their children to understand how all of those horrible things really were real, in a world where a lot of well-meaning white folks want to erase that history out of embarrassment, and some not-so-well meaning white folks tell them they should "just get over it" and pretend it doesn't have lasting effects today.
I personally am much happier when I find items that were made for black people in times of old, because it's nice to see how they viewed themselves, rather than the stereotypes that were put upon them by white culture...but alas, they are scarcer than the stereotypical ones.
I do agree with you that anyone who really understands the intent behind them should be bothered and affected by them...but that is again why I feel it is so important they be preserved!
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