Amazing ESTATE SALE THRIFTING HAUL of ANTIQUES & VINTAGE!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 ต.ค. 2024
- Incredible VINTAGE BARGAINS From ESTATE SALES to ANTIQUE SHOW
We're traveling west to shop Portland, Oregon's @rosecityvintagemarket4294, and it's half-off day at the estate sales in Kansas City, Missouri! With bargains better than the Goodwill thrift stores, will all the best stuff be gone? Is there anything worth buying to flip for a profit?
We're hedging our bets by picking the three sales that had a lot of little items that seemed like vintage collector (and one hoarder) houses. Number one is a newer suburban home, but the family there left behind some fun housewares from the mid-century...our choices include some kids' stuff, a 1940s costume jewelry pin and a few other goodies, $60 worth of stuff for just $19!
Inspired, we backtrack through the country to a secluded roadside home whose mild front belies a hoard of more than figural proportions! We comb this one thoroughly, taking a double pass as we pile up 1940s Disney and Shawnee ceramics, linens, mirrors, books, barware and even a box of razors...all for $25! (It pays to go to the sales marked "Private Seller" sometimes.)
Our last stop is still surprisingly packed when we arrive, just in time for it all to go 60% off! We swamp the hold table with Pierrot pottery, old English chintz, and a hibiscus-wearing bust that's misplaced in the Midwest, but potentially worth a lot at the Portland antique show!
We wrap up with a haul of these fantastic bargains (below thrift store prices, 40 items at $3.50 average price)...can't wait to see how they do at Rose City Vintage Market this weekend!
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Last year my parents decided to severely downsize. At Christmas I wrapped everyone’s gifts in embroidered pillowcases. And this is how I dispersed too many pillowcases
Lucky folks to get those! You made joy happen!
Lots and lots of good stuff 🙂 I always enjoy looking with you. Now a days that's I can do is watch. I have more things that I know what to do with. But I still love to look.🌹 Be safe on your travels ❤️
Maybe we can trade! :)
That was fun!
Thanks George.
Love, love, love all the Info, education your giving! TY
You are so welcome!
He is absolutely right! At the shop I worked in I would tell folks the same thing! I did it myself! I would have spent so much money at that “hoarder” sale… I’m curious we’re you being extra picky or was most of it on the lessor quality side??
It was a lot of low quality stuff, I picked everything I could that I thought was good though!
George read my comment I left on the Rose City short. It’s about your textile silk embroidery. I saw on recent Antique Road Show it’s very valuable up to $30,000. I left details on that comment. Good luck George , I’ll be thinking of you. ❤
Thank you! I think the one on Antiques Roadshow was significantly older than the one I found, which had a Made in Italy sewn tag
I swear I have champagne taste. The Polynesian girl caught my eye immediately. And I was pleased to hear you say she was the best piece on that table. (I made the hobbiest version of her in the 70’s, and every time I made one, I ended up selling her to someone who made me an offer. Then I’d go make another one - then sell, rinse, repeat. I somehow ended up without one for myself).
Oh, that happens so often! Then later you wish you had
George you let so many things slip threw your fingers! We Portland people would love that stuff
I am sure George had to be selective considering everything that was already in his vehicle.
Both these comments are true! There were bargains galore but I only had limited space
I am so excited! I have that Puss n' Boots kitty pitcher! I bought it at Good Will just because I like cats and never knew what I had. How fun!
Neat! It's one of my favorites
Are you going to be in Portland at Rose City Vintage or the Great Junk Hunt in Salem
He is… I so want to go!
I do the Rose City Vintage Market, will be there in July 2023!
Fun !!!
You know where to shop. The prices were great. Wish you had picked up more Fenton but l liked the Hager.
Looks like you found what you were after, lots of little things to make everyone happy all the way around ! Have a safe & wonderful journey ! :~)
The Marwal bust, which is beautifully painted and in pristine condition, is a really great find. And, as you know so well, it's difficult to go wrong with good quality Hawaiiana.
How fun! Tons treasures George. 👌🏽
❤️Maddy
This video was a lot of fun. Love the chintz and the bar set especially.
The bar set went to a lovely collector in Florida!
@@TheAntiqueNomad So glad they sold for you. The new owners can enjoy them.
This content is so helpful for learning the history of things.
Hope this message meets you in good health? What a beautiful and radiant smile you got. Pardon my guts for intruding into your comment how are you doing,
where are you from?
I'm from all over, my dad was in the Navy and then his civilian job moved us between California, Washington state, Ohio and Florida
Old antique books for value guides are still useful for learning what to look out for and identifying antiques
Love you bunches
Aww, thanks!
Wow the prices were soo cheap and soo much stuff left. Alot different than SF
That sale was in an obscure rural location, which helped
@@TheAntiqueNomad thats true
Hi George
Hi George! I usually only go to estate sales on 50% off day! I dont want to see it unless its 50% off !
I usually like to go day 1 and the last day...waiting until half off means a lot of good stuff has already left that I might pay full price for if they're pricing for dealers. Half off is great for making better profit though
What a wonderful time to hit this sale! Things aren't usually reduced so much around here, even in the last 15 minutes!!
It was indeed quite fortuitous!
Amazing deals George!!! 👍❤😊
Thanks George! I’ve seen you around in other videos and knew I needed to subscribe to your channel. I learn so much watching you. Thanks for making this video.
Oh, thank you so much for subscribing! I'll try to keep them coming
Thanks for the tour. Much fun
Lucky duck - multiple estate sales that don't involve sellers I avoid at all costs! The quilt was a Lone Star, and not ancient. For $30 it's dirt cheap considering the work involved. For resale...nope. I feel sorry for the estate runner at the second sale. Tons of stuff to clean and set up and most of it not worth the effort. The third one had some interesting bits. 29:20 I have some of those mugs. Use them too. Stuff does turn up. I found a painted bronze, signed and numbered, on the second day of a sale... $5. It's a cousin's wedding present!
I was glad for that, you never know when you're estate sale-ing in a new area! I knew the quilt was too new for me for the price, but cheap enough to use. The second sale...well yes, so much was low quality but we all bought all we could to help, prices were cheap. What a great find on the bronze!
Great finds and amazing prices. Portland will love them!
If the Rag Ann's are stained they still looked interesting. I couldn't see the faces straight on. All Fun !!!
Loving this wonderful look at all the goodies great picks
Those mice with the big ears are GREAT!
Another great haul George! Love the Polynesian Hibiscus lady. Need to adopt your mantra, the only one, the best one or the cheapest one. Thanks for always inspiring!
Thanks so much 😊
Waechtersbach had to file for bankruptcy in the mid 2000's, it had been family owned until then. I believe the brand itself is still owned by someone, but the products/quality are not what they used to be.
I heard they were not as good anymore. Sad to hear, we've lost so many family-run firms to giant offshore factories
wow your in my neck of the woods too bad I missed you
The piece of linen with cocktail glass reminds me more of a Chalice or wine glasses used in Holy communion rather than a cocktail glass. It also has what looks like palm leaves which are given out on Palm Sunday in the Catholic church.
It's possible they had that in mind!
George--I hit the Gladstone and Kearney sales on their first day. It is so helpful to see you go through the sales after me to talk through what is there!!! I collect vintage Christmas--I am really looking forward to sale #2 at the Gladstone house because he said it will be everything from the basement! It's also interesting to me to see how much more stuff was brought out after I was there...a great example that it does pay to go back later in the sale!
Oh cool! I'm glad to have chanced upon them, I suspect you found some great stuff that was gone when I got there
I would have filled my car at that 2nd estate sale! Here in northern Indiana , estate and garage sales are totally picked over in the first 2 hours.
I notice things go fast there
LOL, Northern Indiana ? I wish ! I'm in the NYC outskirts -- estate sales and garage sales are like feeding time at the shark cages while the vultures wait to have dessert. Thankfully I buy and sell more esoteric items and ephemera -- a lot of which gets overlooked for glass, ceramic, jewelry and basic bric-a-brac. 🐸
Great finds George! My favorites are the Marwal lady and all the kitsch❤️
I have the same Polynesian lady & I love her. Nice to hear the details. Nice haul George.
So many great items! Thanks for sharing George!
George you didn't see that was vintage toilet paper back there back there lol it is worth a lot of money at 1 point they were worth $20 a roll
That's true lol
So your in my town Portland Oregon this weekend I'll c u there!
So cool! We'll be back July 2023 for the next show
Thanks George.
That quilt could have been re-bound fairly cheaply with about 3/4 -1 yard of a strip of the correct color it takes about 15 -20 min to bind a quilt.
I know that is true!--presuming you sew. Sadly, my mother never could sew, and I never learned either
30:21 AGAIN I HAVE TWO SIGMA ( PIG ) BOOK ENDS
Thank you for sharing. I always enjoy and learn so much. Please Stay Safe, Happy And Healthy. Have A Wonderful Day
Hope this message meets you in good health? What a beautiful and radiant smile you got. Pardon my guts for intruding into your comment how are you doing,
where are you from?
I missed this comment the first time but just caught up and answered it in your other comment
Thank you , as always, for the great information and tips for finding bargains.
The Orrefors candle holder was designed by Lars Hellsten for the 1980 olympics in Moscow
Oh, thus the 'Olympic Torch' design! Thank you for that info
14:52 I HAVE THE LARGER OF THE 3 SEARS COOKIE JARS ........... IS IT WORTH ANYTHING ?
A little bit, not as popular as Neil the Frog or Merry Mushroom, but there are some collectors...they have to be in perfect condition though
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I mix tall new glass with my swung vases. They are so expensive that i mix stuff up for the colors! I think the Tijuana Brass whipped cream cover is one of the most famous covers ever made! Boy do I remember that album! We don't have many half price days at estate sales. Most of our estate sales have gone to online auctions - which makes more money. It is sad. I really miss live sales. We don't get to go to many
Good thought about color, hard to find some shades in some older lines. That is a memorable album! Online auctions don’t really make more money but they’re easier for the sellers so they like them. So much sells in lots that they leave a lot on the table
Remember when you are in an estate sale mood that in Michigan we have them any day of the week including Sunday. Hope you will be here next year.
Yes! I went to a great one on the way home from the Allegan show that started on a Monday!
Good evening, George! I liked that cocktail set, but there was a shot glass missing. I can accept some of the gold being missing...shows it was actually used. I would've definitely bought the old galvanised gas can. I have one here, but the small cap is missing on it. I liked all those table linens. I would've gone ape-$**+ on those clocks. Loved those! The old German china pieces always catch my eye, but the floral patterns don't seem to do as well as they used to. Mother used to have a complete set of the Spode Christmas Tree, form England. She sold is years ago...never used it. I've noticed the repro R S Prussia pieces are actually selling for good money...not my thing. That was a steal on the Royal Winton Chintz! Definitely would've bought the portrait plates. Those would be great gifts for mom. She loves the portrait china pieces. Those were some really good estate sales! Thanks for the take-along!!!
I like the old linens, too, particularly the embroidered feed sacks. I see them & I am suddenly stopped in my tracks until I have examined each one.
@@twistoffate4791 I think my grandmother had quite a number of old feed sack items. She used to make a lot of my mom's and aunt's clothes from them, when they were growing up, and I think she also made aprons from feed sacks. I need to check with my aunt and see if any of those things are still there.
@@CONSTELLATION_PEGASUS That's heartwarming to hear!!
The shot glass missing, that was an issue! I think the clocks were a great opportunity for someone, I had a pretty full van but I bet a few hundred dollars would have taken all. I'm disgusted to hear the Reproduction RS Prussia is selling, when the originals are still devalued because of the reproductions. Chintz was a bargain! I'll have to see if I find any more good portrait plates for your mom.
Yes, they catch my eye too
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
oh gosh, you weren't to far from me. Next time you head to the KC area, give me a heads up, would love to meet up with you.
Next time! I would enjoy meeting you
I love the big Mr and Mrs Clause mice. I have those. My dad got them from his bank in the 70s
I remember my grandfather had those (if we're thinking te same things), and original troll dolls too, but from the late 50's-early 60's.
Ahh back when banks gave gifts, as well as other businesses.
Yes, I remember them from the early 1970s but you had to join the "Christmas Club" account, where they paid sub-par interest rates...my dad wouldn't do it
Nice deals! Do you hunt ephemera while out and about?
I do, I love ephemera but haven't had any good piles to go through lately
Hello George
At 4:30, you find an American Indian STAR QUILT with 8 points, from the Rosebud Sioux Indian Reservation in the Great Plains Dakota Lands. This is a Ceremonial blanket in many Native American Tribes. It's a great Honor to have a Star Quilt gifted to a Family member. Thnx.
I am so glad to understand that! It was a beautiful quilt and I'm glad to learn more...Native American art is so wonderful
Thank you George.. I've learned so much grom you. Youre so highly intelligent.. Thanks for taking us along. Blessings Sir
That quilt design is also often called a Texas Lone Star
Thank you! I need to learn quilt patterns better
Wow, that was fun.
You’re very disciplined. Such great prices. Or is it lack of space?
You guessed it! I have to be selective because I have lots of inventory
Love learning from you George! My wife was an auctioneer for about 30 years & always said, “I don’t know nothin,’ but there’s always something new to learn.”
I feel that way still, even with what I know there's much more to go!
You made it to our area again. Were those sales from the 15th?
I wish I had, I'm sorry!
Hello could you please tell me what you charge for online appraisal? I have an awful lot of things I have collected and I’m getting older and I need to let go of a lot of it thank you so much
Hi there! I would be glad to help. I do single item appraisals on my website, theantiquenomad.com; but if you have a lot, it would be more cost effective for us to arrange a Face Time call by phone so you can show me a lot in a short time. You may email me at theantiquenomad@gmail.com if you like
Love watching you. Let kick it off
Great finds! In florida it was illegal for us to sell disability license plates. Still is. Cause people slap them on their cars! Ha ha
Interesting! I guess it's because they don't date them.
I am so sorry I missed you. I would loved to have met you. I went to this sale. Next time in KC I would love to meet up with you.
Sounds great! It was a surprise to me that I hit there at the right time so I didn't announce it
Me and my mom went to an estate sale a few yrs ago and bought a Hull Little Red Riding hood cookie jar we were so excited about getting it. I also so got a Hull green basket. Since it's my last name it would be nice to see if we are related. Where is or was at so we can go and check it out. So what do you recommend to hang plates on the wall with? In Kansas or Missouri. 😊
Hull was in Ohio, near where Fiesta is made now. I use plastic plate hangers without springs so they don't put pressure on the rims
Amazing deals nice things
21:11 HAVE TWO CORONADO FRANCISCAN IVORY CANDLE HOLDERS. ARE THEY MAKING A COME BACK ?
I love them and they sell, but still not for what they once did
@@TheAntiqueNomad True but what has.
Your friend, Jeffery would love those pillow cases !
True!
Perhaps I'm silly, but I do not see your email anywhere. I left my in the live comments. Thank you.
Hi, Reba! It's TheAntiqueNomad@gmail.com
@@TheAntiqueNomad thanks. I finally found it.
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Also interested in thumper
He’s adorable. 🐰
Where's your sidekick?
I travel a lot, he's here some times and not others
I think I saw a 1950"s Tiny Tears Baby Doll
You're right, I should've pointed that one out
Congrats on a great haul.
Thanks so much!
Love the Marwal head vase. My grandparents had a pair in their living room. Brings back great memories!
Love you videos...wish I could pick your brain..
I'll try to share it with you!
@The Antique Nomad If you're going to share your brain...just keep it where it is..lol...
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28:22 A young Barbra Streisand ? This is a great end-of-sale day! If this was in the NY area or suburbs -the place would be PICKED CLEAN ...yesterday . If these are the left-overs: what did you miss before you got there ?
I can't believe you were in Blue Springs, MO!! That's like 20 minutes from me! I would probably faint if I ran into you out shopping! lol. Check out the Brass Armadillo in the area as well! There is also a trade fair in Harrisonville, MO!
Well, shoot! I didn't know where I was stopping, or I would've said hi
You are such a wonderful man and I just love you!
You are so kind! Thank you
Nice Picking!
Thanks it was fun!
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George, in the 50s we little girls wanted to be ‘beauty operators’ so we had to practice our hair styling and cutting skills on our dolls. My dolls were a real mess so I went to college.
Lol that was a good call
wow that's really good stuff Grame All you can in the van
where's the bf?👨❤👨
Doesn't like to travel as much as I do, I'm solo a lot
Wonder video George 💕👍
Thanks! Hi there
I am interested in the zelle pin if it is still available
Please email me at theantiquenomad@gmail.com, I sold the pin but Thumper may be available, when I get back to Florida for January shows I can look
I am in Florida, please let me me where you will be here
Since I found your channel and some others, it takes me back about 25-30 years when my husband and I did antique shopping, and we had our own things we would hunt for. Now I have my grandmas mid century chamber pot, which is unlike any I have yet to see and I can’t believe how little they are selling for! We had special things we looked for, and now I never seem them on any videos, so I guess every 5-6 years or so things and fads change, I am not able to get out and look for things any more, but I am reliving it thru you and the others, so thank you so much for putting these on here!
Collecting fads do change, I really find it fascinating! I tell people to buy what you like and cherish, it may go up or down in value but it's about your enjoyment of it
I love old pillow cases.
They are neat, I agree! If they're too embroidered they wake me at night though lol
My hometown ❤️
Glad I got to shop there!
Did you buy the blue willow platter?
No it had damage as it turned out