George, George, George....you put that posh black Glen Bag purse down right on top of my yellow chaise! Sorry you didn't see anything in my booth this time but I am just now moving in. Stay tuned for next time you're in town. More to come.
I love your humor and I imagine you having a smirk behind the camera even though your voice tones never change. The green salt and pepper shakers really gave me a laugh.
Appreciated your relaxed attitude and humor (keep those tissues in a cage). Always tons of fascinating detail on the array of objects encountered in your travels.
Thank you so much for visiting His n Hers!! I'm a vendor and my cousin Stacey owns this Flea Market. She just bought it last fall and made quite a few improvements, Organized and added more booths! There is now a waiting list for booth rental! Thank you so much for showing everyone the awesome treasures we have!!! Your antique expertise is amazing!!
Hey George ...love shopping along with you..I learn so much.. Thanks for giving so much of your time explaining all the treasures you pick up...you are so knowledgeable...thanks George...be careful on those roads...
Too bad you had to leave sunny Florida to come back to this weather, Dental work is important! I am aware, thanks to you George, of the very reasonable prices there, but the shipping cost might ruin it. Will see. Good to see you pop up on TH-cam George.
They made wicker in Victorian times and traditional styles until the 1950s when the modernist designs took over. They're very European looking to me, but were made in Massachu setts
This video made me a Xeno fan! Seeing him film you in the chair was funny and charming. He really made sure to get every angle, and I loved that attention to detail 😊
I'm the same way, go nowhere, but I am itching to go to an Antique "Mall" I frequented a lot a few years ago!! And that is George's delightful "fault!!" 👍🤓
Hi George & Xeno. Welcome back to winter...brrr 🥶 Actually, the next couple of days isn't gonna be too bad & might even melt my leftover snow. I've been to L👀ky L👀ky in Evansville, but not to His & Her's, which was a lil pri💲ey pri💲ey. I spied a large Snoopy @ 10:24 in the same booth you were explaining the opalescent vase. I love all things Peanuts & opalescent, too, for that matter. That's interesting how they get the opal color. Is it ever glowy? That lil piano was precious. Thanks for the take along, interesting as usual.
The hardest part of reselling is knowing what price to put on an item. Thank you for going over each item and there retail price. You were hilarious when going over the salt pepper shakers, especially the green ones.
I love that you mentioned the town Elma, Washington!! My parents (both raised in Hoquiam) lived there prior to my brother & being born (we were born in Aberdeen:). In fact, my mom had her first teaching job at the Elma grade school. What's even more fun about Elma, WA is my grandfather on my father's side, (whom was deceased prior to my birth), had a restaurant there, but the restaurant was really a cover-up for his large boot-legging business! Also, the restaurant had a pinball machine & my father learned to count to 7 by playing it & he was quite proud of himself. When he started school, he bragged to the teacher that he could count to 7 & the teacher actually slapped him when he told her how he learned! (What child is allowed to play pinball?!?!) These are all fun family stories I've been told my whole life, so to hear you mention Elma was really fun!! xo
Hi George, thanks for another great video. I am in awe of the knowledge that you so easily share with us. It just flows out of you.. By the way, I love your hair pulled back - it makes you look younger and more handsome! All the best. Warmest Regards from Sharon in Gippsland, Victoria, Australia. xo
Hello George, I get such a thrill when you show and tell us about something that I actually own! It's the antique glass mailbox. I used to put my paintbushes in it. Now it's all by it's lonesome in a box in the basement.
Thought I would drop by! I was not disappointed! It was great connecting with you again. Take care and stay safe. Do you know how many of those older Mexican pottery dishes I have broken? But they were made for the poorer consumers in Mexico and they still are. It was nice. Back to my crochet community! See you soon!
Hi George 🙏🏼 Thankyou,❤️ love your quick minded show.🌟 l had one of those 1970s Japanese shadow boxed picture with the mountain scene and bits of wood inside,with the cork around the frame, I inherited it from my grandparents. Glad to know it was only worth $15 because I took it all apart and made it part of another memory box honouring my grandparents, I would be kicking myself now if it was worth a small fortune 😆🇬🇧
This was a great video! I always learn something from you, often about family items I already have been holding:-). Wish I could attend Kat's event near Orlando area in early April. I know it will be fun, and hope to be able to attend the next one. Just wanted to say how much I appreciate what you do!
Ma! He said the dirty S-n-o-w word! The railroad caboose lamp/running lamp looked like home. Literally; we had one hanging in the basement when I was a kid. Those green plastic salt shakers had an unfortunate shape; it was almost worth getting them for Florida for just that reason.
I like the wall pocket you picked up. I don't have any Bristol glass, but I've been thinking for the last couple years I should shop for one. They sell so inexpensively, (not necessarily at this shop) that I'm always leary if it is actually 120 or more years old. Thank you for taking us along.
I love glass mailboxes but in my neck of the woods we are to young and not enough money until after these were popular so ive never found one in the wild. Glass battery jars however i have several in an old shed.
We greet every person, give them boxes/bags to put things in that we can look through at the end, and make sure we're busy enough that theives are afraid someone will see them
Hi George! That Goofus Glass vase with the bird is one piece of Goofus I've never owned, and I've owned a lot of Goofus. I've always wanted a Czech salt box, with the Czech language on it. Mother has four of those Tupperware bowls/plates. I liked that small showcase in the case where the railroad lantern was. Loved the older croquet set. I have an antique set of campaign candle holders. They screw apart and the actual holders screw into the separate sides, they are inlaid with a man on one side and a woman on the other. Never seen a campaign table before. Was that a small refrigerator in the corner of the 20% off booth? I want the toy piano! Loved that one! I don't care if one of the keys doesn't play. I liked most of those friendship mugs. Those would make a great display all on one shelf. That glass mailbox was neat. I wouldn't mind having that. Some really interesting items there. Thanks for taking us along!
I like the goofus bird! I'll look for a Czech salt for you, I see them on occasion. I haven't seen a campaign candle holder before, I'll have to look that up myself! I did think highly of the looks and age of the piano, for display it'd be terrific. Also thought about taking a shelf full of Friendship mugs but I have to be careful about overstocking, there's only a few shows left this season! Thank you for coming along-
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thanks for keeping an eye out for a Czech salt box. I'm one of the few that likes the Czech language on those pieces. If I get a chance, I'll send you some pix of the campaign candle holders. They're pretty neat and well done.
Thanks for all the info. I know I’m getting old when I see stuff I grew up with in the 60s. I’m still using my Penguin server, though there haven’t been many potlucks the last couple years….
That was a vanity with the great, big square mirror and the original bench was wood to match the vanity. Just sayin. The dresser would have 3 long drawers.
Oh, & btw, thanks alot, George for letting the cat out of the bag about good glass & not so good, alto, truth be told, if you hadn't then i wouldn't know either 🤣 The only funny thing about it is most people, when doing comps aren't looking at sold comps & wondering why their stuff hasn't sold.
@@TheAntiqueNomad well I sell furniture transfers and paint. I also paint furniture but never a good antique. Those remain unpainted, restored and placed in my booths. I also sell vintage Christmas, some Jadeite and other fire king. Hubby sells primitive tools and bottles. He loves old bubble glass frames too. Goodson Vintage treasures in all social media. Thanks for asking. We love your TH-cam!
Dude, as the woman in the house where ALL the power tools are hers, careful with the 'women, here's the kitchen' talk. I'd rather get a Milwaukee sawzall for Christmas than a bottle of perfume.
Careful, George. Some women love tools. Some of my favorite TH-camrs are female DIY queens with woodworking, welding, and construction skills that could best just about anyone! I love and appreciate your videos, but stereotypes aren't cool.
I do agree completely! I know women who are very handy and I know women who collect tools. I only say what I do because I have women who also say, “Why do you show all this guy stuff?”, and so it gets in my head that it’s more one way than another…but in reality, we know that anyone could love anything
Your "friend" shopping with you does not add positive value to the video. I find him irritating and disjunctive.Not a good idea, bad companion, and would be basis of stopping any shopping adventure...
I enjoy Xeno and his comments are similar to what I would make if I was lucky enough to shop with George. Miles, try to be nice and supportive of George and his partner.
Really? I didn't actually buy much, and I don't sell there, so I'm not sure where you come up with that conclusion. I like to show my audience lots of different kinds of items, some are resellers and want to see what it's really like when you're out in a flea market. It's perfectly fine for you to have different tastes, but I don't know whether you can expect Tiffany chandeliers and Hermes scarves...you might want to watch my videos of high end antique shows to see what is sold alongside me there if you prefer that caliber of merchandise.
@@TheAntiqueNomad I´ve watched a lot of your programmes. You mostly deal in the same sort of stuff. Sorry if I was a bit over acerbic. I enjoy your programmes, even if most of the stuff is not interesting. Some of it might be in a hundred years or so. I may not be around, but, in the event that I am, I´ll remember to clap and cheer.
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George, George, George....you put that posh black Glen Bag purse down right on top of my yellow chaise! Sorry you didn't see anything in my booth this time but I am just now moving in. Stay tuned for next time you're in town. More to come.
🤣🤣🤣 the pulpit for Michael 🤣🤣🤣
I’m just saying…
Your shows always put me in a very good mood. I know it's your personality and knowledge.
Thank you! Your comment did the same for me
Maple Leaf, you said it perfectly!!!
I love your humor and I imagine you having a smirk behind the camera even though your voice tones never change. The green salt and pepper shakers really gave me a laugh.
Me too! (Snickering)
Appreciated your relaxed attitude and humor (keep those tissues in a cage). Always tons of fascinating detail on the array of objects encountered in your travels.
Thank you so much!
Thank you so much for visiting His n Hers!! I'm a vendor and my cousin Stacey owns this Flea Market. She just bought it last fall and made quite a few improvements, Organized and added more booths! There is now a waiting list for booth rental! Thank you so much for showing everyone the awesome treasures we have!!! Your antique expertise is amazing!!
Hey George ...love shopping along with you..I learn so much..
Thanks for giving so much of your time explaining all the treasures you pick up...you are so knowledgeable...thanks George...be careful on those roads...
Thank you! I made it back to sunny Florida intact
@@TheAntiqueNomad that's great! God bless 🙌
George, you crack me up!! Traumatized babies!!🤣💖
My weird sense of humor
Too bad you had to leave sunny Florida to come back to this weather, Dental work is important! I am aware, thanks to you George, of the very reasonable prices there, but the shipping cost might ruin it. Will see. Good to see you pop up on TH-cam George.
Agreed, you’d need to assemble a box full and ship it together
that atlas annie box looks sooo familiar i was born in 72' moved twice in the 70s so makes sense❤️
Yep I saw girls with them when I was a Navy brat moving around
You make me want to go antique shopping real bad! 😁
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
It was cold that day!
That HeyWood-Wakefield stuff looked Really Nice. Didn’t know of that brand. Something to it.
They made wicker in Victorian times and traditional styles until the 1950s when the modernist designs took over. They're very European looking to me, but were made in Massachu
setts
you're a great teacher, George! Thank you!
Glad you think so! Thank you so much
Smiled at the golf club description
I love your humor..yes the baby food warmer....that is a trauma piece.
Lol
This video made me a Xeno fan! Seeing him film you in the chair was funny and charming. He really made sure to get every angle, and I loved that attention to detail 😊
I absolutely love and enjoy your videos. I don’t get out very much and never to an antique shop. Thank you so much!!!
Thank you! I hope you treat yourself sometime
I'm the same way, go nowhere, but I am itching to go to an Antique "Mall" I frequented a lot a few years ago!! And that is George's delightful "fault!!" 👍🤓
Hi George & Xeno. Welcome back to winter...brrr 🥶 Actually, the next couple of days isn't gonna be too bad & might even melt my leftover snow. I've been to L👀ky L👀ky in Evansville, but not to His & Her's, which was a lil pri💲ey pri💲ey. I spied a large Snoopy @ 10:24 in the same booth you were explaining the opalescent vase. I love all things Peanuts & opalescent, too, for that matter. That's interesting how they get the opal color. Is it ever glowy? That lil piano was precious. Thanks for the take along, interesting as usual.
Thank you! I thought a lot was retail priced but I found some bargains. The snoopy was fun, I’m also a peanuts fan
I literally laughed out loud when you mentioned Michael needing the pulpit since he has a cult. Lovely things topping this video.
It was cold out but it was great inside! I’m glad you had fun, this is a surprisingly good store
Just awesomeness! I love your videos & your incredible ability to teach what you know!
Hi there! Thank you so much, I really appreciate you saying so...I just want you to get to enjoy what other people see in these items!
Great video, so fun to see and learn. And your humor always adds to the experience.
I can't help myself lol
I'm always learning something when I watch your videos. thanks george
You know you could paint that chester drawers with some “Sherman” Williams paint! 🤣🤣
Yes lol
Nice to see Zeno again. It was 32 degrees here Houston,unusual.
Enjoyed shopping with you…so many cool things! Also, I wanted to tell you that I really like your hair…you wear the longer look well! Stay safe!
Oh thank you! I'm growing it out for Locks of Love, so it'll be awhile
The hardest part of reselling is knowing what price to put on an item. Thank you for going over each item and there retail price. You were hilarious when going over the salt pepper shakers, especially the green ones.
I learned something again from you. “Goofus” is an actual descriptive term and not an insult.
Luv the thumbnail pic! That was GREAT! Excellent video..thank you! 😁
Lol I really felt it
I enjoyed your video. You are a wealth of knowledge. I didn’t know your Mom was a picker. How interesting!
She always loved going thrifting
Chester drawers Xeno! Lol 😂
Thanks George! Enjoyed shopping with you 😉
Gosh you know so much. Thank you for the incredible info on all of these items.
I love that you mentioned the town Elma, Washington!! My parents (both raised in Hoquiam) lived there prior to my brother & being born (we were born in Aberdeen:). In fact, my mom had her first teaching job at the Elma grade school. What's even more fun about Elma, WA is my grandfather on my father's side, (whom was deceased prior to my birth), had a restaurant there, but the restaurant was really a cover-up for his large boot-legging business! Also, the restaurant had a pinball machine & my father learned to count to 7 by playing it & he was quite proud of himself. When he started school, he bragged to the teacher that he could count to 7 & the teacher actually slapped him when he told her how he learned! (What child is allowed to play pinball?!?!) These are all fun family stories I've been told my whole life, so to hear you mention Elma was really fun!! xo
Love watching you and looking and learning..I'm from Florida and there is always something good to see lol
Thanks for watching!
I had a blast shopping along with you. I learned need to know things too.
Cool!
Hi George, thanks for another great video. I am in awe of the knowledge that you so easily share with us. It just flows out of you..
By the way, I love your hair pulled back - it makes you look younger and more handsome! All the best. Warmest Regards from Sharon in Gippsland, Victoria, Australia. xo
Thank you so much! I'm so glad to share. I also am glad people approve of the hair...I wasn't sure!
Hello George, I get such a thrill when you show and tell us about something that I actually own!
It's the antique glass mailbox. I used to put my paintbushes in it. Now it's all by it's lonesome in a box in the basement.
Cool! Maybe you’ll get to get them out and paint again
Yes, Paint Again!!!! 👍🙂
Great video
I love to listen to your knowledge. I would like to walk with you through the antique markets and thrift stores in Germany.
Thanks for the information.
You bet!
Thanks for the education
Thank you. Fun to watch and learn
Great place!
That was fun! Thanks George!
Thought I would drop by! I was not disappointed! It was great connecting with you again. Take care and stay safe. Do you know how many of those older Mexican pottery dishes I have broken? But they were made for the poorer consumers in Mexico and they still are. It was nice. Back to my crochet community! See you soon!
The basic Mexican dishes are very charming to me! I'm so glad to see you again and have fun with your needlework
Thanks so much for another interesting and informative vid!
My pleasure!
Fun video and I always learn something.
Chest of drawers. Chester field.
Fun trip.
That dresser was an awesome price. If in the market I'd negotiate for It.
It was very stylish
HI... Just stopping by to show support to my fellow TH-camr / Reseller. Good Stuff!
Thank you! I'll check you out!
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thanks! :)
Great video and info.. always learn so much from you!
Thanks it was fun!
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Hi George 🙏🏼 Thankyou,❤️ love your quick minded show.🌟 l had one of those 1970s Japanese shadow boxed picture with the mountain scene and bits of wood inside,with the cork around the frame, I inherited it from my grandparents. Glad to know it was only worth $15 because I took it all apart and made it part of another memory box honouring my grandparents, I would be kicking myself now if it was worth a small fortune 😆🇬🇧
They’re not valuable yet but I think they’re up and coming
This was a great video! I always learn something from you, often about family items I already have been holding:-). Wish I could attend Kat's event near Orlando area in early April. I know it will be fun, and hope to be able to attend the next one. Just wanted to say how much I appreciate what you do!
You are so welcome! I'm looking forward to being a guest speaker at her conference.
I would have bought the flimsy plastic rack. I have the perfect place for it.
I already have a few that match that description for the same reason
Love your humor! The kleenex joke. Lol
I can’t help saying what I’m thinking sometimes
Ma! He said the dirty S-n-o-w word! The railroad caboose lamp/running lamp looked like home. Literally; we had one hanging in the basement when I was a kid. Those green plastic salt shakers had an unfortunate shape; it was almost worth getting them for Florida for just that reason.
Lol I thought of that too
lol I thought Of that too
that is a tupperware rolling tray.in cali anyway we all had our stash in those
Lol I believe it hermetically sealed
I live right out of Evansville. I would be thrilled to run into you.
Cool! I’ll be doing an appraisal fair in Newburgh in March
At 13:21, are those two blond-like furniture pieces made perhaps from Cypress?
I think they used birch, they were up in Massachusetts
I like the wall pocket you picked up. I don't have any Bristol glass, but I've been thinking for the last couple years I should shop for one. They sell so inexpensively, (not necessarily at this shop) that I'm always leary if it is actually 120 or more years old. Thank you for taking us along.
They’re such a bargain!
If I'd known you were coming, I'd have baked a cake :)
You neeever give Xeno the satisfaction of “ noo I did not see that, thank you for pointing this out”
I occasionally do and should’ve left that in! He does spot things I don’t
I love glass mailboxes but in my neck of the woods we are to young and not enough money until after these were popular so ive never found one in the wild. Glass battery jars however i have several in an old shed.
I haven’t owned a glass mailbox yet either! I’ll put that on my dealer’s bucket list
Have the antique malls in Evansville gone out of business. I remember one downtown close to the river area
riverside Antique Mall off Hwy. 41 is still there!
Good to know George always liked that place
Hello George, I have a question about your Estate Sales… how do you keep people from stealing?
Love watching you!
We greet every person, give them boxes/bags to put things in that we can look through at the end, and make sure we're busy enough that theives are afraid someone will see them
Thank you so much for getting back to me! I have learned so much from your videos!
Hi George! That Goofus Glass vase with the bird is one piece of Goofus I've never owned, and I've owned a lot of Goofus. I've always wanted a Czech salt box, with the Czech language on it. Mother has four of those Tupperware bowls/plates. I liked that small showcase in the case where the railroad lantern was. Loved the older croquet set. I have an antique set of campaign candle holders. They screw apart and the actual holders screw into the separate sides, they are inlaid with a man on one side and a woman on the other. Never seen a campaign table before. Was that a small refrigerator in the corner of the 20% off booth? I want the toy piano! Loved that one! I don't care if one of the keys doesn't play. I liked most of those friendship mugs. Those would make a great display all on one shelf. That glass mailbox was neat. I wouldn't mind having that. Some really interesting items there. Thanks for taking us along!
I like the goofus bird! I'll look for a Czech salt for you, I see them on occasion. I haven't seen a campaign candle holder before, I'll have to look that up myself! I did think highly of the looks and age of the piano, for display it'd be terrific. Also thought about taking a shelf full of Friendship mugs but I have to be careful about overstocking, there's only a few shows left this season! Thank you for coming along-
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thanks for keeping an eye out for a Czech salt box. I'm one of the few that likes the Czech language on those pieces. If I get a chance, I'll send you some pix of the campaign candle holders. They're pretty neat and well done.
The "Metal Art" Outdoor Cafe scene is by _______________? It is Great!!! Closed Captioning showed the name as Kurdish Giray? 🤔
Curtis Jere, translator can't get that name
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Thank You, George, My Hero!!
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Thanks for all the info. I know I’m getting old when I see stuff I grew up with in the 60s. I’m still using my Penguin server, though there haven’t been many potlucks the last couple years….
Yes it’s amazing to think the 60s were over 50 years ago
That was a vanity with the great, big square mirror and the original bench was wood to match the vanity. Just sayin. The dresser would have 3 long drawers.
Did you get the second, older croquet set ? Very cool ! Always fun shopping with you. 😎
I debated, if it had been just a little cheaper I’d have grabbed it
Oh, & btw, thanks alot, George for letting the cat out of the bag about good glass & not so good, alto, truth be told, if you hadn't then i wouldn't know either 🤣 The only funny thing about it is most people, when doing comps aren't looking at sold comps & wondering why their stuff hasn't sold.
Exactly! People tell me “but it’s this much on eBay” and when I say, “did it sell?” they don’t know
Replay. Been setting up a new booth.
That’s great! What are you carrying there?
@@TheAntiqueNomad well I sell furniture transfers and paint. I also paint furniture but never a good antique. Those remain unpainted, restored and placed in my booths. I also sell vintage Christmas, some Jadeite and other fire king. Hubby sells primitive tools and bottles. He loves old bubble glass frames too. Goodson Vintage treasures in all social media. Thanks for asking. We love your TH-cam!
Sorry I didn't say hi. I am watching the Olympics with my husband. I will try to watch with volume at a later date!
Sounds great! I know there's a lot going on right now.
I like those pink square plates you showed that were on sale. What are those called again?
Royal Winton made those
Have you ever been to new harmony IN?
Yes I did a video about the appraisal fair I did there last year!
Nice. I grew up there and went to school there.
Dude, as the woman in the house where ALL the power tools are hers, careful with the 'women, here's the kitchen' talk. I'd rather get a Milwaukee sawzall for Christmas than a bottle of perfume.
That is awesome and I agree! I only said it because 80 percent of my viewers are women and at least half don’t think garage items have value
@@TheAntiqueNomad They should have a look at TH-camrs like DIY Danie! So much inspiration.
QUICK TIP"'''''' DON'T EAT YELLOW SNOW🌨🐕
Thank you for that!
Careful, George. Some women love tools. Some of my favorite TH-camrs are female DIY queens with woodworking, welding, and construction skills that could best just about anyone! I love and appreciate your videos, but stereotypes aren't cool.
I do agree completely! I know women who are very handy and I know women who collect tools. I only say what I do because I have women who also say, “Why do you show all this guy stuff?”, and so it gets in my head that it’s more one way than another…but in reality, we know that anyone could love anything
Xeno was very distracting at the beginning of this video....he needs to let you do the talking....
I’m just glad when he gets excited about looking at stuff! He sees different things than I notice
i agree. he kept interrupting.
Your "friend" shopping with you does not add positive value to the video. I find him irritating and disjunctive.Not a good idea, bad companion, and would be basis of stopping any shopping adventure...
Our friends do not always have the same interest, passions, and appreciTion.However, they typically add something
Ing that we don't bring!
Poor Zeno,you don’t like him. What a shame😪. Good friends are special no matter what!
I agree Cathy
What an Odd comment
I enjoy Xeno and his comments are similar to what I would make if I was lucky enough to shop with George. Miles, try to be nice and supportive of George and his partner.
What horrible junk George deals in! Mostly. cheap and nasty.
Really? I didn't actually buy much, and I don't sell there, so I'm not sure where you come up with that conclusion.
I like to show my audience lots of different kinds of items, some are resellers and want to see what it's really like when you're out in a flea market.
It's perfectly fine for you to have different tastes, but I don't know whether you can expect Tiffany chandeliers and Hermes scarves...you might want to watch my videos of high end antique shows to see what is sold alongside me there if you prefer that caliber of merchandise.
@@TheAntiqueNomad I´ve watched a lot of your
programmes. You mostly deal in the same sort of stuff. Sorry if I was a bit over acerbic. I enjoy your programmes, even if most of the stuff is not interesting. Some of it might be in a hundred years or so. I may not be around, but, in the event that I am, I´ll remember to clap and cheer.
What a horrible cheap and nasty comment 🤣 Hope you've moved on
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