FYI, they make a liquid rust remover. You can either wipe it on or let the item soak. It dissolves the rust down to the metal . Works great on all types of metal. When the rust is removed, you can clear coat the item and it won’t rust again. I use it to remove the rust from decorative tins. You can find it in the paint department.
What great advice. I have stayed away from those tins and other items because I honestly didn’t know you could remove the rust without harming the item. Thanks so much ❤️
I remember seeing tear catchers in movies. I bought a modern day one several years ago. I wouldn't doubt that's what it's for. They were a dramatic people, after all. ♡
That magazine fits you to a "T" ! You've curated quite the collection. 🙂 Unfortunately, I don't find things like that in my area. Wonderful video! TFS❤
You have a simply beautiful collection I love seeing it wish we could see it again in a future video. I do enjoy when you flip through the magazines and show your collections. Thank you for sharing. Lisa
I just found your channel through the mysterious TH-cam algorithm and I really love your content. I've watched the sewing notions video several times. I look forward to more of your videos!
So beautiful. Dressing table or vanity items are probably one of the 1st vintage items I had my eyes on when I was little and I still love it today. You have a wonderful collection!
I am painting a beautiful girl at her dressing table with a window & clawfoot bathtub in the background. Your items will help me decide what to include on the table. I thought a powder/puff and a perfume for sure, thank you for some inspiration.
What a beautiful collection you have. It is wonderful to see what lady's did in times past , the care they took to make everyday items special. Coty perfume bottles, the early ones were made in France, (in those days pre 1950s) you had to travel to France to purchase french perfume. Not like now. But you probably know that. Lol Ps the glassmaker was lalique.
Wow. Thank you for sharing that. You have a beautiful collection. I have my great aunts sterling silver hand mirror and brush and its beautiful. I love all yours but the bottles are my favorite especially the long teardrop bottle.
I am loving these videos, looking at the magazine and seeing the actual items. Thank you!! Keep them coming. You give me ideas on what to keep an eye out for 😍😍👍
I just happebed " on your channel...i too collect vintage / antique Vanity..LOVELY dressing table items...i cant believe u found those...ty 4 tip!! Dif btween Neuvoe(sp) & Deco!!!!
I love all your vintage dressing table things, so beautiful! I have never even seen a button hook before, I always learn something when watching your videos. I have my Grandmas dressing table set,fancy hand mirror,comb and brush.I display it on my dresser next to my moms jewelry box.I got the idea from you to display the jewelry box open,it looks so nice with my Grandmas pearls hanging on it,and my other Grandmas handkerchiefs sitting inside.Grandma will be 101 in april.Thank you for such an interesting video!
@9:24 🤩💖 Some of these antique glass laydown bottles held Rose Of Otto Or Rose Attar oil. I love the little zipper cuts in the glass. Gorgeous!! It is so hard to find them with their original stoppers in them.
Yes!! I love Wright’s. This summer I tried the natural way too. With boiling water, salt, baking soda , and aluminum foil. That was actually a really fun science experiment to do with the kids.
Love love seeing this. I just changed up my dresser and added all my Art Deco vanity trays and assorted containers. It certainly feels more decadent and I'm more inclined to use what's on my dresser now. I think I might need to get a copy of Victorian magazine, looks right up my street.
I love this video. These items are of real interest to me. I have a vintage perfume bottle collection as well as mirrors, and jewelry caskets but it seems like I am NOW in need of button hooks and powder jars... thank you... great content.
Hi! Just found your channel today and love it. Your presentation is great. No weird stuff. Just good, interesting information. Will continue to watch. Thank you!
I have a clear vintage etched plexiglass purse from the 50s that was my mother's. I place beaded change purses and crystal rosary beads in it. Your container reminds me of it.
I love your vanity pieces. The moth is wonderful. I love your collection of button-hooks. I love the jar with the glass lid. My mother liked the word primping...she used it often. I was always accused of primping when I was a teenager.
My great grandmother was so little. She had the legs of a chair in her bedroom cut down. She needed to be able to button up her shoes and most chairs were too tall for her.
I bought jewelry caskets like those. I got them for a good price as they had no linings. I relined them and gave them to my friends for Christmas. They loved them.
@@TarnishedTreasures1 Thank you! They were surprised. I found beautiful Jacquard blue fabric and braid for trim. It took some effort to make it look the way I wanted them to. They turned out nice if I say so myself! Lol!
The cone shaped bottle that you said was for catching tears is probably a scent bottle but is missing its metal collar and lid like the other cut scent bottle you have. Over time, the adhesive that held these metal collars on sometimes started to deteriorate and just slid off. You're lucky you still have the dauber. Beautiful pieces!!!
I love that moth! I have some of these old button hooks and files that were either missing the implement or are in very bad shape. Would you consider doing a tutorial on how to make one? I'd love to display it with my collection. Another idea for you that I have seen is to cut the tip off to where it is hollow and make a tussy mussy out of it. Thanks for your great videos.
I’ve seen the tussy mussy idea. For the moth I just cut out wings and glued them on top. Then glue a pearl at the top. For the legs I bent gold paper clips. That’s it.
Loving these articles and seeing them in real life. The work on the lids is beautiful love the face. The gold coloured ones I wonder if you would call it silver gilt. After watching your sewing notions video a man called Clay Rammage had a video celebrating his first year on you tube. He talks about his good finds one of which is a Queen Anne ( I think) sewing hoop it's only small and they were on ebay for over $200. He has a link to the video where he talks about it (it's towards the end about the 7 mark from memory) one to look out for on your travels.
It is amazing to me the prices they are asking on Etsy & EBay for the Ormolu Jewelry Caskets and the Satin gold ones as well! Some of the ones I looked at were $150!!! I'm going to be looking for those when I'm out shopping and you were smart to start your collection early. I believe remember when you found those first two little jars with the sterling tops. They are still favorites of mine because of their size and that you found them so in expensive. The powder jars 😵😵😵. Okay, the button hooks and the Victorian tear catcher are another fav of all times for me of the things you've found! 😂💙. I loved and enjoyed seeing all of these shown all together. Another wonderful video my Sweet baby 😘😘😘😘😘. And, of course I want you to give my little buddies a big hug for me! 💖🙋🏻
Hello from uk, Little blue box jewellery recommended you and I’m so glad she did. I’m a new subscriber because I love your videos. I used to collect lace, fabrics and ribbons but never did anything with them because I couldn’t bear to cut them up! It’s so nice to see how you’ve used your collections. The moth is very creative.
boudoir , derives from from the french verb ‘to pout or to sulk ‘ it was often called the ‘sulking room ‘ which I love . I painted my bedroom / dressing room ( sulking room pink) by farrow & Ball, I’m always searching for beautiful old dressing table antiques .you have some beautiful things .x
The small bottles at the end of this video were bottles to carry smelling salts or perfumes in your reticule, or ''purse'' when you went out. The purse would have been kept closed with drawstrings.
Soo jealous of your pretties! Just abt everything u have is what I'm looking for. Love make-up & I'm wanting to dress my make-up desk so it looks inviting & elegant. Pieces I see are extremely expensive, especially if they're silver. U got very lucky! Fingers crossed, I'm not giving up. ;-)
If you love ole vintage/ Antique lovely bedrooms ..girls feminine ...like the rest of us on here....✔ out old Movie "Rebecca" w Joan Fontaine...Lawrence Olivia.....the set decorators in that movie.!! Just gorgeous..Rebecca's" bedroom ...thats what i model my boudoir" after...lol....not quite there ..but .....alot of old Holleywood movies have BEAUTIFUL bedrooms & rooms...u may already know that........take care.......i have some vintage/ feminine lingerie too...i wear it around ..when warmer ...i live alone. ...my dogs enjoy it....haha.....💜💜💜a romantic fr Texas
@@karenhill3970 I'll definitely check it out! I've seen a couple of really older movies & couldn't help but drool over over the sets. Wish I could remember the name of this one, but boy oh boy, the clothes were to die for! So chic & glamorous. Thxs for the tip! Can't wait to see it💖
@@TarnishedTreasures1 Yeah, you've been extremely lucky! I've never seen anything for those prices. Although I wish I could find pieces like that, I still get excited for others that find them too. Just glad they go to people who appreciate them and not to those who just want them to melt them down for the silver!
@Karen Hill Checked out the movie were u were telling me abt & I thought it seemed familiar. I just watched the remake of it a few months ago! How ironic?! There were so many great pieces. Loved the old linens & embroidered handkerchiefs too
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What a lovely collection! I love to see collections of these types of personal items; interesting to think about the ladies who used them!
That is an interesting thought!
FYI, they make a liquid rust remover. You can either wipe it on or let the item soak. It dissolves the rust down to the metal . Works great on all types of metal. When the rust is removed, you can clear coat the item and it won’t rust again. I use it to remove the rust from decorative tins. You can find it in the paint department.
What great advice. I have stayed away from those tins and other items because I honestly didn’t know you could remove the rust without harming the item. Thanks so much ❤️
I absolutely love the moth that you made from the button hook handle, that was genius! Amazing collection. Hugs, Joanne
They're so beautiful, if only we could know what stories they hold. Love it.
I remember seeing tear catchers in movies. I bought a modern day one several years ago. I wouldn't doubt that's what it's for. They were a dramatic people, after all. ♡
That magazine fits you to a "T" ! You've curated quite the collection. 🙂 Unfortunately, I don't find things like that in my area. Wonderful video! TFS❤
I’ve never heard of repousse before - thank you! That moth is staggering. Wow. x
What a beautiful collection you have! I also have a love for antique/vintage vanity items!
You have a simply beautiful collection I love seeing it wish we could see it again in a future video.
I do enjoy when you flip through the magazines and show your collections. Thank you for sharing. Lisa
I just found your channel through the mysterious TH-cam algorithm and I really love your content. I've watched the sewing notions video several times. I look forward to more of your videos!
Hi and welcome! Glad you’re here.
Another great collection.
Just beautiful! Thank you for sharing this awesome collection 💜
Just love this particular video. I keep watching it over & over.
Awe, that’s so sweet! Thank you
You have such a beautiful collection! Love it.
So beautiful. Dressing table or vanity items are probably one of the 1st vintage items I had my eyes on when I was little and I still love it today. You have a wonderful collection!
I am painting a beautiful girl at her dressing table with a window & clawfoot bathtub in the background. Your items will help me decide what to include on the table. I thought a powder/puff and a perfume for sure, thank you for some inspiration.
I’d love to see your painting.
Absolutely Fantastic sterling handles & button hooks! Darling lace moth. Beautiful crystal bottles.
Thank you!!
Oh my goodness that Art nouveau jar with the lady on it is fantastic. I love your collection 😍
It was a lucky find. Thanks for watching!
Thank you! I'm enjoying these deeper dives into your collections. Such beautiful, intriguing items.
My goodness, you picked up so many beautiful pieces!
Really lovely items!
Such gorgeous pieces!!! And amazing prices. I love antique vanity items. Really enjoyed watching.
Thank you!
Thank you. Very nice collection! !!🙆💖💖💖💖
What a beautiful collection you have. It is wonderful to see what lady's did in times past , the care they took to make everyday items special. Coty perfume bottles, the early ones were made in France, (in those days pre 1950s) you had to travel to France to purchase french perfume. Not like now. But you probably know that. Lol
Ps the glassmaker was lalique.
I did not know that about the Cory perfumes! Wow!
Your collection is so stunning unbelievable I love it all so stunning thank you for sharing
Thank you
When your rooms are decorated with your treasures, they could easily be part of a magazine article and even the cover.
Thank you
Just beautiful, I love seeing your treasures 😄👍
Really enjoyed seeing the boudoir items you have collected...I have always loved small antique caskets! Loved your button hooks and beautiful jars!
Loved seeing your collection!💞
Love it all! Thank you for sharing!
I just love all your stuff I think I love the button hooks even more, keep on Collecting
Such a fun collection!! I love it. 😊
Fascinating! I’m going to be in the lookout for items like these!
You have the nicest collection's...that magazine is right up your alley 😊👍
Absolutely loved this video! I enjoyed learning more about vintage vanity items. You have a wonderful collection!! 🤩
Wow love love love this collection of yours it’s just gorgeous 🌹💕🌸❤️
Wow. Thank you for sharing that. You have a beautiful collection. I have my great aunts sterling silver hand mirror and brush and its beautiful. I love all yours but the bottles are my favorite especially the long teardrop bottle.
The butterflies would make lovely Christmas tree ornaments .
beautiful collection, thanks for sharing!
Awesome treasures!
I am loving these videos, looking at the magazine and seeing the actual items. Thank you!! Keep them coming. You give me ideas on what to keep an eye out for 😍😍👍
I’d love to keep them coming. Hopefully I’ll see something else I collect in the magazines.
Very nice collection. You find the greatest things
Beautiful pieces!
So beautiful collection
Thank you
Lovely sweet collection!
Beautiful I love everything tfs.🙂
I adore dressing table ornaments
Yours are lovely
They go well on antique dressing table
I just found a new one yesterday, so I’ll have to share it in a new video.
Love your beautiful collection. Always enjoy watching you videos ❤
Thank you
Beautiful buttonhooks!!
Love your collection
Very nice stuff loved it
Beautiful collection!
What a beautiful collection! Love the moth you made out of the handle.
Thank you
I just happebed " on your channel...i too collect vintage / antique Vanity..LOVELY dressing table items...i cant believe u found those...ty 4 tip!! Dif btween Neuvoe(sp) & Deco!!!!
What a wonderful collection!!! TFS
I love all your vintage dressing table things, so beautiful! I have never even seen a button hook before, I always learn something when watching your videos. I have my Grandmas dressing table set,fancy hand mirror,comb and brush.I display it on my dresser next to my moms jewelry box.I got the idea from you to display the jewelry box open,it looks so nice with my Grandmas pearls hanging on it,and my other Grandmas handkerchiefs sitting inside.Grandma will be 101 in april.Thank you for such an interesting video!
That’s wonderful! Sounds like a beautiful display.
All of your videos are wonderful, but informative ones like this and the sewing notions one are especially fabu!
Thanks!
@9:24 🤩💖 Some of these antique glass laydown bottles held Rose Of Otto Or Rose Attar oil. I love the little zipper cuts in the glass. Gorgeous!! It is so hard to find them with their original stoppers in them.
I did not know the term for the side cuts. I’m always drawn to the zipper cut design.
Thank you for sharing your lovely collection.
Really lovely....thank you.
Wright’s silver polish will bring your lovely sterling and silver plate back to life. Nice collection!
Yes!! I love Wright’s. This summer I tried the natural way too. With boiling water, salt, baking soda , and aluminum foil. That was actually a really fun science experiment to do with the kids.
Love love seeing this. I just changed up my dresser and added all my Art Deco vanity trays and assorted containers. It certainly feels more decadent and I'm more inclined to use what's on my dresser now. I think I might need to get a copy of Victorian magazine, looks right up my street.
Up your street!! Love it.
I love this video. These items are of real interest to me. I have a vintage perfume bottle collection as well as mirrors, and jewelry caskets but it seems like I am NOW in need of button hooks and powder jars... thank you... great content.
Happy hunting!!
Hi! Just found your channel today and love it. Your presentation is great. No weird stuff. Just good, interesting information. Will continue to watch. Thank you!
Thank you!
This is a glorious and romantic collection, the button hooks are simply amazing.
Works of art!
Awesome treasures Interesting video
I have a clear vintage etched plexiglass purse from the 50s that was my mother's. I place beaded change purses and crystal rosary beads in it. Your container reminds me of it.
I really enjoy your channel. Thank you
Thank you!
I loved it.!
LOVE this! ❤
Gorgeous pieces! I’m hoping I can find some of these amazing magazines soon!
I love your vanity pieces. The moth is wonderful. I love your collection of button-hooks. I love the jar with the glass lid. My mother liked the word primping...she used it often. I was always accused of primping when I was a teenager.
Weren’t we all accused of that?! Lol
I love Victorian collectibles. I have a few scent bottles and a button hook. Btw, the button hook is great for pulling up your boot zippers😊
That is a great idea. I have had a few boots that I have rubbed my fingers raw pulling the zippers up.
This collection is beautiful 😍 I'm excited to hunt for some and I'm going to an estate sale this weekend so I'll start there💕
Good luck!! I hope you find some treasures.
My great grandmother was so little. She had the legs of a chair in her bedroom cut down. She needed to be able to button up her shoes and most chairs were too tall for her.
Wow! That’s a great story. Gives me an idea if I find a chair and need to make it smaller.
Lovely 💐
Lovely in every way, just like you🥰 So good to know King Tut was the first "well bred woman"😂. I love the moth, love, love 👐🏻💕😊
Lol!!! Queen Tut. He probably just rolled over in the Sarcophagus after I typed that.
Just found your channel and subscribed. Looking forward to watching all your videos now.
Hi and welcome!
Omg I just found my mom's and grammy collections. Thank you !!!
Thats wonderful.
I love it all! I love all things Victorian
I love the Victorian aesthetic!
I’ve never seen those magazines before. I’ve been on the look out for them! I’d love to find one of those jewelry caskets.
I’ve gotten lucky at Savers recently and found such good magazines.
@@TarnishedTreasures1 how fun!
Beautiful....I have a small collection of sterling topped dresser jars......
I bought jewelry caskets like those. I got them for a good price as they had no linings. I relined them and gave them to my friends for Christmas. They loved them.
Wow. That’s a thoughtful gift!
@@TarnishedTreasures1 Thank you! They were surprised. I found beautiful Jacquard blue fabric and braid for trim. It took some effort to make it look the way I wanted them to. They turned out nice if I say so myself! Lol!
The cone shaped bottle that you said was for catching tears is probably a scent bottle but is missing its metal collar and lid like the other cut scent bottle you have. Over time, the adhesive that held these metal collars on sometimes started to deteriorate and just slid off. You're lucky you still have the dauber. Beautiful pieces!!!
Amazing finds
I love that moth! I have some of these old button hooks and files that were either missing the implement or are in very bad shape. Would you consider doing a tutorial on how to make one? I'd love to display it with my collection. Another idea for you that I have seen is to cut the tip off to where it is hollow and make a tussy mussy out of it. Thanks for your great videos.
I’ve seen the tussy mussy idea. For the moth I just cut out wings and glued them on top. Then glue a pearl at the top. For the legs I bent gold paper clips. That’s it.
@@TarnishedTreasures1 Thanks so much, I'll give it a try!
I love your collection. I’m in the middle of remodeling my bathroom. Now I want soMe of these things.
That would be so nice on some shelves or a vintage medicine case.
Loving these articles and seeing them in real life. The work on the lids is beautiful love the face. The gold coloured ones I wonder if you would call it silver gilt. After watching your sewing notions video a man called Clay Rammage had a video celebrating his first year on you tube. He talks about his good finds one of which is a Queen Anne ( I think) sewing hoop it's only small and they were on ebay for over $200. He has a link to the video where he talks about it (it's towards the end about the 7 mark from memory) one to look out for on your travels.
I’ll check him out! Thanks!
I LOVE the makeup pieces!!! Do you have any ideas on when they’re from? ☺️
I would guess the 20’s-40’s but honestly I don’t know.
It is amazing to me the prices they are asking on Etsy & EBay for the Ormolu Jewelry Caskets and the Satin gold ones as well! Some of the ones I looked at were $150!!! I'm going to be looking for those when I'm out shopping and you were smart to start your collection early.
I believe remember when you found those first two little jars with the sterling tops. They are still favorites of mine because of their size and that you found them so in expensive. The powder jars 😵😵😵. Okay, the button hooks and the Victorian tear catcher are another fav of all times for me of the things you've found! 😂💙. I loved and enjoyed seeing all of these shown all together.
Another wonderful video my Sweet baby 😘😘😘😘😘. And, of course I want you to give my little buddies a big hug for me! 💖🙋🏻
😘😘😘😘 the kiddos both said hi!!!
Hello from uk,
Little blue box jewellery recommended you and I’m so glad she did. I’m a new subscriber because I love your videos. I used to collect lace, fabrics and ribbons but never did anything with them because I couldn’t bear to cut them up! It’s so nice to see how you’ve used your collections. The moth is very creative.
Hi. I like her channel too. I’m glad you stopped by ♥️
@@TarnishedTreasures1 I meant I’m a new subscriber to your channel. I’ve been binge watching your videos and really enjoying them. Thank you.
@@aminaali5954wonderful!!
@Tarnished Treasures, you would love some of my vintage dressing table items I inherited from Ireland. Trust, you really would admire them.
If you’re on Instagram you could post some pictures. I’d love to see them. Do you live in Ireland?
boudoir , derives from from the french verb ‘to pout or to sulk ‘ it was often called the ‘sulking room ‘ which I love .
I painted my bedroom / dressing room ( sulking room pink) by farrow & Ball, I’m always searching for beautiful old dressing table antiques .you have some beautiful things .x
My room is exactly that ! I often come in here to sulk and look at my lovely inherited collection of silver topped bottles and vanity set 😂😎🇫🇷❤️
You both have something in common. As in where you have lived FYI. Might explain the similar interest.
@@TarnishedTreasures1 yes! Just Victorian ladies at heart 🥰
Thanks!
Love this collection but the whole button hook collection is too fabulous. Imagine the stories or the dresses behind those.
It’s incredible to think that they were used to fasten shoes and that they were important enough to engrave with initials.
OMG, you scored big time. Hang on to the Tiffany.
The small bottles at the end of this video were bottles to carry smelling salts or perfumes in your reticule, or ''purse'' when you went out. The purse would have been kept closed with drawstrings.
I've heard of tear catchers being for widows. To literally show how much they had mourned. But I thought they were worn as necklaces.
Soo jealous of your pretties! Just abt everything u have is what I'm looking for. Love make-up & I'm wanting to dress my make-up desk so it looks inviting & elegant. Pieces I see are extremely expensive, especially if they're silver. U got very lucky! Fingers crossed, I'm not giving up. ;-)
If you love ole vintage/ Antique lovely bedrooms ..girls feminine ...like the rest of us on here....✔ out old Movie "Rebecca" w Joan Fontaine...Lawrence Olivia.....the set decorators in that movie.!! Just gorgeous..Rebecca's" bedroom ...thats what i model my boudoir" after...lol....not quite there ..but .....alot of old Holleywood movies have BEAUTIFUL bedrooms & rooms...u may already know that........take care.......i have some vintage/ feminine lingerie too...i wear it around ..when warmer ...i live alone. ...my dogs enjoy it....haha.....💜💜💜a romantic fr Texas
I was at the store last night and prices were high. I think I’ve been lucky finding what I have. Fingers crossed you’ll come across some
@@karenhill3970 I'll definitely check it out! I've seen a couple of really older movies & couldn't help but drool over over the sets. Wish I could remember the name of this one, but boy oh boy, the clothes were to die for! So chic & glamorous. Thxs for the tip! Can't wait to see it💖
@@TarnishedTreasures1 Yeah, you've been extremely lucky! I've never seen anything for those prices. Although I wish I could find pieces like that, I still get excited for others that find them too. Just glad they go to people who appreciate them and not to those who just want them to melt them down for the silver!
@Karen Hill Checked out the movie were u were telling me abt & I thought it seemed familiar. I just watched the remake of it a few months ago! How ironic?! There were so many great pieces. Loved the old linens & embroidered handkerchiefs too
You find the best junque!
❤️
Rust can be removed from the steel portion of the implements. Start with the finest steel wool. Its fun to do. A little olive oil at the end.