I know no one will probably read this but watching videos like this for me is a reminder that no matter how many beautiful things you collect or own you can't take any of it with you. When the time come we all leave exaclty as we came , with nothing.
There is so much left. You could film many more episodes. These have been my favorite ones. This hoard is full of great Midcentury Italian and Scandinavian pieces. Drool…. What a great eye this person had.
I was so excited to see the Eva Zeisel dishes you found. My son and his wife purchased a storage facility earlier this year and they had to clean out a unit that was many months in arrears. They found some pretty spectacular vintage items, and among them were some serving pieces by this designer, made for Hall. I'm in love with them. Happy hunting!
My stomach stays in clinch mode the whole time watching this series-not only from the discovery aspect but from the precarious environment you’re working in. This has got to be a lifetime experience-a hoard of treasure!! Thanks for taking us along!!
The glass piece from Fortunoff's is a caviar dish. You fill the bottom with crushed ice and the small piece gets the caviar. I sold one recently for quite a bit.
All my life I've been a treasure hunter and loved all those pirate shows. I grew up with a sense of wonder about people and things from years before me. I watched Jacque Custeau who searched the ship wreckage. I dream I was the ships captain Not the wench trapped on the ship. This satisfies that desire to hunt for buried treasure where ever that may be! Thank you Jocelyn for this pleasure of hunting for buried treasure with you and the crew for bringing out the child of wonder in ME!
The one thing I love about your videos…it helps document the history of the pieces you find :) I can’t wait to see what you put on eBay. I would be keeping a copy of your video along with any piece I might be lucky enough to buy :) True Historians !
Don’t throw out old spice tins if you come across them in the kitchen cupboards. Some of them are worth money! The old McCormick Pumpkin spice tin goes for $100+ around the holidays.
I have the same 1960s dome rotisserie that is on the counter in corner under cupboards 💕 mine was my grandparents, then my folks and now enjoyed by me. It’s great for rotisserie chicken after all these years
I am having difficulty watching. No organization. Breakage from being walked upon. It doesn’t look like much progress on clean up putting broken things back in a box. The treasure hunt and clean up would be much smoother if you all had a plan with each person doing one job. I feel like so many cool valuable items are being overlooked.? Oh well,live and learn I guess. I have ADD too ,that’s why I know I to do things in a certain way. Watch some of Curiosity Inc’s hoarded house videos bet that would help you out. Take a deep breath regroup. Wishing you 🍀 luck. Greetings from Key West Annalisa&0livia (The Wonder Dog)💜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜
@@wenDesigner Jocelyn was asked to perform a particular role, and that is what she did. In the God knows how many other hours that she and the others were at the house that didn't make TH-cam, they are sorting and dumping. Did you watch any of the other videos? Did you miss the bit where she tells us that Gus invited her up to sort through the treasures? This channel is about her re-selling journey, the things she finds, and what they are worth. It's not about how many garbage bags they filled in a day.
@@cblaney3931 I agree that we are undoubtedly viewing only the portion of each day that Jocelyn took out to pick and to record. There were many additional hours of cleaning and tossing (and maybe even shoveling) as the floor did clear from day one to day six.
@@nanderson8286 omg THANK YOU!! I was just going to say the same thing 👍 also I couldn't stop laughing at the negative comments 😂......so ridiculous. Aren't we watching 👀 because of the treasures? You know it's a horder house that had not been lived in for years, what would you expect? Keep your eyes 👀 on the treasures or move on 😁👍
Hi Jocelyn! This is an awesome series! I would love to know more about the previous owners of the house, maybe Gus will mention that on his TH-cam? It’s fascinating! Cheers, Pat
Gus asked Andrew and Jocelyn to come sort the treasure from the trash, not to clean the place. Once the treasure is out of the house, he can shovel the trash into bins.
I agree. Bring in clean boxes and bubble wrap. Make three piles: keep, toss and sell and put each item in the proper box. Then play less show and tell. If they don't get going, they'll be there forever.
Omg me too!!!! In one of the first episodes when she was picking through the piles by the stairs I couldn't understand why she wouldn't just put the trash in a trash bag that way she could see things easier.
Ok I want to go there now and dig. It is amazing what you are finding!! I want to know about the woman who lived there. Did she have money? Where did she find these amazing things? How long did she live in this house? Was this a lifetime of hunting and squirreling things away? Is she still alive? Would love to talk to her about how she found all those items.
I found an Eva Zeisel 17" platter at our local Goodwill a few months ago. I was intrigued by the shape. When I got home I looked her up. I only paid a couple of dollars so it was a bargain any way I looked at it. Loving these hoarder house videos.
Don't want this to end ....its so exciting!!! So much awesome stuff !!! Send Andrew home to take care of everything at home and you continue looking....lol
I love this channel but this series is hard to watch for me. It doesn’t seam like any progress is being made or that anything is really being sorted. I’d bring in a ton of big black garbage bags and start throwing away the junk, then everything left would be to keep or sell.
@@cindysemblante4411 I've done a few clean outs but not this bad. It's a sifting process sometimes quite literally. You pick things up you put them down 2 or three Times sometimes moving them just a foot away. I'd say 30% of the actual sorting work gets done in the first half of the time you end up putting in. Usually most of that is damaged stuff..
It is amazing to see all you are finding! I admire your hustle and stamina too! I don't think I have what it takes to dig through this stuff. I get too weirded out! LOL
My sister has collected it for years and had a set of 6"-9" when we went to Oxford Alabama quite a few years ago. They have or had a bunch of antique stores all together. So we're in one and I'm a little ahead of her when I see a set in a cabinet with 5 bowls. I called her over and she couldn't get them out of the cabinet fast enough. $60 for the set including the 5". That made her day!
I’m not sure that I understand the logic to pick up something like the damage part in that cup, or the unsalvageable coaster & put it back where they found it. I’ve heard it is much more efficient to handle these things once & put trash in a Garabage bag where they belong.
I mostly agree, but since it isn't her house I don't blame her. Let Gary throw away things after everyone has "picked" through it. That's my take on why. Is it right who knows, lol, but if it's not mine I wouldn't pitch it.
Lol. I think when you’re in this kind of situation, unless you’re truly Spok (or a robot), it’s pretty hard to be strictly logical. This is also probably after hours of work. Yesterday showed them driving home not planning to come back for a week or so. I think a different type of situation would probably be more like you suggested. For example when Jocelyn has brought us to Eric’s and Andrew’s house clean outs. There, it looks like they have banana boxes, black trash bags, packing paper and sometimes even bubble wrap. There they all looked so focused and more structured. Like, “We’re here to do a job, let’s get to it.” Curiosity Inc. same same. Sure, they’ll eventually get down to the brass tacks. But when there is SO MUCH and all of it has potential to be worth a crazy amount of money, I think people HAVE to treasure hunt. Not to mention, there will probably be others helping eventually. And most of those folks won’t be as good as the crew there now. They’ll either be less cautious, or unless Gus has other incredible friends willing to work, they’ll not be as trustworthy. It’s always best to high grade first. Just my humble opinion. Hell I’m hoping they’re showing this now because it’s all been taken away. I’d be scared someone would walk in there and trying to find stuff to steal, break more, vandalizes it, or essentially steals as much as they can.
Or at least get a whole bunch of banana boxes and start filling them with things that could potentially have value and take it right out instead of placing it back down on tables. I would be so nervous to accidentally hit the table and everything fall off 😬
@@kaseyhenderson574 you are not only wrong, you are rude. Gus asked for help sorting the treasure from the trash, then he gave it to her and Andrew for free, but they insisted on paying him for it. Gus will deal with the trash himself.
I would love for you to do a Tribute with a photo and story of this previous owner. She?He? Had impeccable taste and style. And where in gods green earth did they find all of this in a lifetime??? Please honor this person!!!
I've watched all of seven videos though all that stuff is awesome you all are lucky to find things like that I got excited when I was watching you guys pick the stuff up out of the boxes taking stuff outside the put on the table it was just awesome God bless you guys for finding things like that
Oh, Jocelyn, you’d love visiting the Arabia factory in Helsinki. They have a museum of their stuff too. Some of the people I got to know over the years worked as artists who created one-of-a-kind pieces for their design department. Finnish design is super
Years ago, my parents cleaned out a house that was probably that filthy, and also full of treasures. They bought a plastic wading pool, set it up in the yard, and washed everything before packing it into boxes and taking it home. It was gross!
Oh my gosh best videos ever. I would ditch the camaro and STAY until even the last roof tile was turned over!! These opportunities are slim and few in between.
I keep wanting you to pick up the Hall/Carboni duck casserole piece! Hall teapots, restaurant ware, Eva Zeisel/Hall pieces!! It’s like Christmas, with decay! Stay safe Jocelyn 💗
No rats? No roaches? I’m surprised the stuff isn’t dirtier and more broken pieces! Where are you putting all the keeping pieces. I think I spotted a dansk ice bucket too! Have fun but be careful
Ok this was done this summer 2021, its now 11/02/2021, was is the progress, how is Gary doing with clean out? Update please Inquiring minds want to know!!
Check out Gus' channel. There was a link to it in the description box under yesterday's video. There might be a link to it in today's but my laptop isn't showing me the description box for some reason.
I love this series...I do wish you would have cleared the kitchen counters first, then you would be able to climb up and down and also have a place to put the treasures too. I still enjoyed it but my ocd...!!!
Jocelyn, should be lid for the blue candy jar you pulled from the cupboard above the stove, my Mom had one just like it. Don't know name however, it was the iridescent blue one.
9:00 Space age classic! You must turn the blue glass ball. Quist ashtray. I found it last week. It was smaller than I thought (had seen it on picture). Someone tossed in a corner of a couch in the store. The ball was also turned. I was like: is it? It is!
I am fascinated by this series. The only problem I am having is that I have to use my inhaler repeatedly as you go through all the filth to get to the treasures. I hope the whole crew is feeling well after being in that environment.
I know no one will probably read this but watching videos like this for me is a reminder that no matter how many beautiful things you collect or own you can't take any of it with you. When the time come we all leave exaclty as we came , with nothing.
Again, that wood bucket 🤞🏼🤞🏼🤞🏼 is gold
There is so much left. You could film many more episodes. These have been my favorite ones. This hoard is full of great Midcentury Italian and Scandinavian pieces. Drool…. What a great eye this person had.
Did he know when he bought the house what was in it ? And did the owners know what they were selling ? This is just amazing !
I was so excited to see the Eva Zeisel dishes you found. My son and his wife purchased a storage facility earlier this year and they had to clean out a unit that was many months in arrears. They found some pretty spectacular vintage items, and among them were some serving pieces by this designer, made for Hall. I'm in love with them.
Happy hunting!
Ummm I speak for everyone when I ask... where can we buy a hoarder house🤣
I have had an absolute blast with this series and hate to see it end. Don't listen to the trolls. 💜💜💜
My stomach stays in clinch mode the whole time watching this series-not only from the discovery aspect but from the precarious environment you’re working in. This has got to be a lifetime experience-a hoard of treasure!! Thanks for taking us along!!
I hope you had a chance to metal detect around the outside of the house
Oh my gosh YES!!!
Andrew did😃
Please, pretty please, do a haul video of everything you got from this hoard!
Yes, I can´t watch the videos but wanting to see the whole thing done and see everything. Also the house empty
Jocelyn,you guys have to be there when they go upstairs! There are some amazing treasures!
"This whole experience is insane!" So true. So addictive!
I didn't spot it when you notated it on the screen yesterday, but the Hedi Schoop comedy/tragedy lamp @ 19:10-19:25 is absolutely phenomenal! 😍
I was holding my breath!!
OMG as a thespian till the day I die I would KILL (J/K of course) for that comedy & tragedy 😍😍! Alas ‘tis nice to dream.
The glass piece from Fortunoff's is a caviar dish. You fill the bottom with crushed ice and the small piece gets the caviar. I sold one recently for quite a bit.
Yay another day of digging! That cat is pretty amazing 🙀
Loving these episodes. It’s exciting to see what you uncover next.
I am loving the surprises you are finding in this hoarder house! I’m glad it is making it all worth your hard work!
These videos keep getting better and better! What a great experience this must have been for all of you.
I've just binge watched you dig through crap, I'm loving it and have a big dose of envy sickness. So many fabulous finds.
All my life I've been a treasure hunter and loved all those pirate shows. I grew up with a sense of wonder about people and things from years before me. I watched Jacque Custeau who searched the ship wreckage. I dream I was the ships captain Not the wench trapped on the ship. This satisfies that desire to hunt for buried treasure where ever that may be!
Thank you Jocelyn for this pleasure of hunting for buried treasure with you and the crew for bringing out the child of wonder in ME!
The one thing I love about your videos…it helps document the history of the pieces you find :) I can’t wait to see what you put on eBay. I would be keeping a copy of your video along with any piece I might be lucky enough to buy :) True Historians !
I hope you all make a Fortunoff your finds!
I can not stop watching what might be found next. Fun Fun Fun😘🤣💜💛🧡
I hope there’s more to this series. I wish I was there to help clean up and go thru those items.
Me too !!😍
At :17, I’m eager to see what they DID find in the basement! That’s still to come.
Don’t throw out old spice tins if you come across them in the kitchen cupboards. Some of them are worth money! The old McCormick Pumpkin spice tin goes for $100+ around the holidays.
I love how the owner of the house gets so excited.
Gus doesn't leave Jocelyn alone for a second..
Gus doesn't leave Jocelyn alone for a second..
His screaming bugs me
Hope to fi d out the history of the woman who lived her previously and why house was empty for 20 yrs?
I have the same 1960s dome rotisserie that is on the counter in corner under cupboards 💕 mine was my grandparents, then my folks and now enjoyed by me. It’s great for rotisserie chicken after all these years
3:50 OMG That is RARE Apple Blossom Crest Fenton!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! SWEET!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! lol
Have you ever tried a camera strap so both hands are freed to work with.. love this series
I am having difficulty watching. No organization. Breakage from being walked upon. It doesn’t look like much progress on clean up putting broken things back in a box. The treasure hunt and clean up would be much smoother if you all had a plan with each person doing one job. I feel like so many cool valuable items are being overlooked.? Oh well,live and learn I guess. I have ADD too ,that’s why I know I to do things in a certain way. Watch some of Curiosity Inc’s hoarded house videos bet that would help you out. Take a deep breath regroup. Wishing you 🍀 luck. Greetings from Key West Annalisa&0livia (The Wonder Dog)💜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜🦜
Me too! I think the priority is empty the house, not value stuff. I love it all too, but it isn’t the time to “Marie Kondo” every item.
I agree. A hot mess. Lol.
@@wenDesigner Jocelyn was asked to perform a particular role, and that is what she did. In the God knows how many other hours that she and the others were at the house that didn't make TH-cam, they are sorting and dumping. Did you watch any of the other videos? Did you miss the bit where she tells us that Gus invited her up to sort through the treasures? This channel is about her re-selling journey, the things she finds, and what they are worth. It's not about how many garbage bags they filled in a day.
@@cblaney3931 I agree that we are undoubtedly viewing only the portion of each day that Jocelyn took out to pick and to record. There were many additional hours of cleaning and tossing (and maybe even shoveling) as the floor did clear from day one to day six.
@@nanderson8286 omg THANK YOU!! I was just going to say the same thing 👍 also I couldn't stop laughing at the negative comments 😂......so ridiculous. Aren't we watching 👀 because of the treasures? You know it's a horder house that had not been lived in for years, what would you expect? Keep your eyes 👀 on the treasures or move on 😁👍
Hi Jocelyn! This is an awesome series! I would love to know more about the previous owners of the house, maybe Gus will mention that on his TH-cam? It’s fascinating! Cheers, Pat
Love to watch but why is it so unorganized. No cleaning just random picking
Gus asked Andrew and Jocelyn to come sort the treasure from the trash, not to clean the place. Once the treasure is out of the house, he can shovel the trash into bins.
So many awesome treasures!!! Fenton!!!!
I agree. Bring in clean boxes and bubble wrap. Make three piles: keep, toss and sell and put each item in the proper box. Then play less show and tell. If they don't get going, they'll be there forever.
Seeing the items as they discover them is the fun part.I look forward everyday to their new discoveries.
She doesn't own the items, so it's not her call to make. Her friend has asked her to do a certain job and he seems happy with what she is doing.
She is purchasing some items for resell.CLL love you videos.
This is pre-recorded a few weeks plus back. It's not live.
I love this series! Hope to see more with back stories, more discoveries and outcomes!!
Why not pick a box and finish it???
Right!!! I keep asking the same question too.
Omg me too!!!! In one of the first episodes when she was picking through the piles by the stairs I couldn't understand why she wouldn't just put the trash in a trash bag that way she could see things easier.
I did, but I didn't film it because a lot of the trash was mail with names and addresses. I had to edit that video without showing any information.
Ooohhh...those 2 Fenton pieces!!!!
I accidentally had my closed captioning on and every time Gus yells out *”Bakelite”* they think he’s either saying piglet of bigly!
Bahahaha. That’s hilarious!
I use cc all the time and some of the things it transcribes have me in stitches. Lol.
@@rebahensley5323 I’ll have to try it more often then!
That's great😄 We always use cc and it can be entertaingly interpretative!
Yep, closed captioning is only sort of useful. It's really bad with British or Australian accents!
Ok I want to go there now and dig. It is amazing what you are finding!! I want to know about the woman who lived there. Did she have money? Where did she find these amazing things? How long did she live in this house? Was this a lifetime of hunting and squirreling things away?
Is she still alive? Would love to talk to her about how she found all those items.
I agree. I want to know the back story!!!
I found an Eva Zeisel 17" platter at our local Goodwill a few months ago. I was intrigued by the shape. When I got home I looked her up. I only paid a couple of dollars so it was a bargain any way I looked at it. Loving these hoarder house videos.
Thanks again for sharing this adventure. Your knowledge on everything you pulled out is amazing.
Betty I totally agree with you I love then to ,it’s like when Alex had the lady hoarders house ,
Holy crow!! This place is amazing, the lady who lived their had excellent taste
I have to give all of you a lot of credit as while I love to find treasures this is beyond my imagination or dreams! Ahh, to be young again.!
Who is the lucky person who gets to clean all those treasures! It must be a lot of fun. Enjoyed the videos.nThank you.
The tulip table at the end!!!
Don't want this to end ....its so exciting!!!
So much awesome stuff !!! Send Andrew home to take care of everything at home and you continue looking....lol
This is amazing. Please Stay Safe,Happy and Healthly.Have A Wonderful Day
Dates on the newspaper wrapping will tell you when the stuff was wrapped up. I’d love to know.
That's an Old Rookwood mark. ❤
Fortunoff’s Was an amazing upscale store in Westbury, Long Island. I imagine every wedding list included something from Fortunoff’s
I love this channel but this series is hard to watch for me. It doesn’t seam like any progress is being made or that anything is really being sorted. I’d bring in a ton of big black garbage bags and start throwing away the junk, then everything left would be to keep or sell.
Their circus and they’ll run it as they please 😊! We are just spectators.
@@cindysemblante4411 I've done a few clean outs but not this bad. It's a sifting process sometimes quite literally. You pick things up you put them down 2 or three Times sometimes moving them just a foot away. I'd say 30% of the actual sorting work gets done in the first half of the time you end up putting in. Usually most of that is damaged stuff..
It is amazing to see all you are finding! I admire your hustle and stamina too! I don't think I have what it takes to dig through this stuff. I get too weirded out! LOL
Happy days.
Greetings from England
If you find a 5" jadite swirl mixing bowl, that's a holy grail. That one mixing bowl by itself will sell for $250 easily.
Wow, I love jadeite and have some swirl bowls so I had to run & look but no, don't have a 5" bowl.
I'll be looking for it now!
My sister has collected it for years and had a set of 6"-9" when we went to Oxford Alabama quite a few years ago. They have or had a bunch of antique stores all together. So we're in one and I'm a little ahead of her when I see a set in a cabinet with 5 bowls. I called her over and she couldn't get them out of the cabinet fast enough. $60 for the set including the 5". That made her day!
I’m not sure that I understand the logic to pick up something like the damage part in that cup, or the unsalvageable coaster & put it back where they found it. I’ve heard it is much more efficient to handle these things once & put trash in a Garabage bag where they belong.
I mostly agree, but since it isn't her house I don't blame her. Let Gary throw away things after everyone has "picked" through it. That's my take on why. Is it right who knows, lol, but if it's not mine I wouldn't pitch it.
Lol. I think when you’re in this kind of situation, unless you’re truly Spok (or a robot), it’s pretty hard to be strictly logical. This is also probably after hours of work.
Yesterday showed them driving home not planning to come back for a week or so.
I think a different type of situation would probably be more like you suggested. For example when Jocelyn has brought us to Eric’s and Andrew’s house clean outs.
There, it looks like they have banana boxes, black trash bags, packing paper and sometimes even bubble wrap.
There they all looked so focused and more structured. Like, “We’re here to do a job, let’s get to it.”
Curiosity Inc. same same. Sure, they’ll eventually get down to the brass tacks. But when there is SO MUCH and all of it has potential to be worth a crazy amount of money, I think people HAVE to treasure hunt.
Not to mention, there will probably be others helping eventually. And most of those folks won’t be as good as the crew there now. They’ll either be less cautious, or unless Gus has other incredible friends willing to work, they’ll not be as trustworthy.
It’s always best to high grade first.
Just my humble opinion. Hell I’m hoping they’re showing this now because it’s all been taken away. I’d be scared someone would walk in there and trying to find stuff to steal, break more, vandalizes it, or essentially steals as much as they can.
I agree… throw stuff away, or put all of the broken pieces in one box?!?!…
Or at least get a whole bunch of banana boxes and start filling them with things that could potentially have value and take it right out instead of placing it back down on tables. I would be so nervous to accidentally hit the table and everything fall off 😬
@@kaseyhenderson574 you are not only wrong, you are rude. Gus asked for help sorting the treasure from the trash, then he gave it to her and Andrew for free, but they insisted on paying him for it. Gus will deal with the trash himself.
I would love for you to do a Tribute with a photo and story of this previous owner. She?He? Had impeccable taste and style. And where in gods green earth did they find all of this in a lifetime??? Please honor this person!!!
I was freaking out!!!! while you were working all around that Hedi Schoop Comedy/Tragedy Lamp!!!!
Loving these episodes. So interesting to see what is in the cupboards and boxes 📦 lucky finds
I’m interested in how many pieces of Lisa Larson ceramics were discovered in this home? I’m fascinated!
I've watched all of seven videos though all that stuff is awesome you all are lucky to find things like that I got excited when I was watching you guys pick the stuff up out of the boxes taking stuff outside the put on the table it was just awesome God bless you guys for finding things like that
Oh, Jocelyn, you’d love visiting the Arabia factory in Helsinki. They have a museum of their stuff too. Some of the people I got to know over the years worked as artists who created one-of-a-kind pieces for their design department. Finnish design is super
Fun to watch what you find.
I seriously hope you’re getting dibs on the things you love; you’re working your arse off! Great series♥️
Years ago, my parents cleaned out a house that was probably that filthy, and also full of treasures. They bought a plastic wading pool, set it up in the yard, and washed everything before packing it into boxes and taking it home. It was gross!
Oh my gosh best videos ever. I would ditch the camaro and STAY until even the last roof tile was turned over!! These opportunities are slim and few in between.
Love the digging for treasures !
I keep wanting you to pick up the Hall/Carboni duck casserole piece! Hall teapots, restaurant ware, Eva Zeisel/Hall pieces!! It’s like Christmas, with decay! Stay safe Jocelyn 💗
Just seems like none of you are prepared very well to clean the house out properly, damage, screaming, no boxes, just total chaos 😳, what fun!
That white pulegoso bubble glass plate is so pretty! I hope that in time more of them (or a matching cup or glass) are found!
i cant wait for the bedrooms/closets upstairs whats under all that Rubble
Oh my can you imagine if she stashed boxes under the bed?!
Loving, loving,loving…Part 7!!! Woo woo!!
Oh my, that's a Danish mid-century modern teak ice bucket sitting on the stove. That's a phenomenal find I hope it got kept
Dansk designed by Jens Quistgaard. Sold a 19 inch one earlier this year for $125
ah i know ive seen it in the last two videos im screaming PICK IT UPPP
those colorful cups above the stove might be polished aluminum
@@andreuuh Me too. I posted on an earlier video
😲😱🤯...*swoons and falls to the floor!!
The never ending pile! Good luck! Wow!🤗💖✌️👍🙏🧐
daughter needs those 60’s sandals with the square green heel😍(in the kitchen after the jadeite sugar jar)😍
Do you know the history of owner, how did she acquire this great items. Did she travel a lot..
On the front edge is my grandmother’s cooking fork, before stainless steel. Sharp and accurate
I saw that also. I cook with mine, it was my grandmothers.
I hope someone has this much fun in my house someday!!!
Whomever the previous tenant was will be remembered by the tens of thousands of Jocelyns viewers
I just wonder why they had every nook and cranny filled with all that great stuff?? They were hoarders?
No rats? No roaches? I’m surprised the stuff isn’t dirtier and more broken pieces! Where are you putting all the keeping pieces. I think I spotted a dansk ice bucket too! Have fun but be careful
Ok this was done this summer 2021, its now 11/02/2021, was is the progress, how is Gary doing with clean out? Update please Inquiring minds want to know!!
Isn’t his name Gus?
@@kazbutler Yep.
Check out Gus' channel. There was a link to it in the description box under yesterday's video. There might be a link to it in today's but my laptop isn't showing me the description box for some reason.
OMG I WANT THE 2 PINK DISHES!!!!!!
I love this series...I do wish you would have cleared the kitchen counters first, then you would be able to climb up and down and also have a place to put the treasures too. I still enjoyed it but my ocd...!!!
Watching your videos is the best education I’ve ever enrolled in ♥️♥️♥️
It’s like it’s Christmas!!! 🎄 happy hunting
The sandals on the counter are sooooo cool! OMG! Love this . Wow. so much stuff
I think that Fortunoff item is for caviar.
Jocelyn, should be lid for the blue candy jar you pulled from the cupboard above the stove, my Mom had one just like it. Don't know name however, it was the iridescent blue one.
All the jadeite!!!
Please do more of these
9:00 Space age classic! You must turn the blue glass ball. Quist ashtray.
I found it last week. It was smaller than I thought (had seen it on picture). Someone tossed in a corner of a couch in the store. The ball was also turned. I was like: is it? It is!
I am fascinated by this series. The only problem I am having is that I have to use my inhaler repeatedly as you go through all the filth to get to the treasures. I hope the whole crew is feeling well after being in that environment.
I think that fork on the stove is a handmade antique.
19:02 Those are Culver chevron glasses.
I think that fortunoff piece is a glass champagne bucket 🤔 I might be wrong tho, I’ve been having an off day for identification 🤣
What a treasure chest!! Amazing!!
I’m already feeling sad knowing that you’re home and we won’t have any more treasure house videos. There are so many treasures inside still! 😂
You keep call l of those. Items amazing. Well I think you & drew are pretty amazing 👏
At about 2:19 Jocelyn picked up a food chopper - the glass container with measurements and the silver lid. Keep!