Good morning, I just love your videos and discovered you on youtube recently. . It’s been a joy watching some of your older ones. I have always loved antiques and now with both my husband and myself retired and empty nesters, it’s great fun hunting for that special item. Happy Sunday!
Love you mix up your videos, don’t ever change them. Wilson is funny, he’s always the quiet guy in the background but not that day! That bangle brace looks fab on you. Iris & Indy are so purr-ty! 🤍🧡
Thanks so much! Wilson puts up with a lot from the 3 other critters in the house - he's very patient - especially when Iris decides that they're going to cuddle (which he doesn't love). 😂😂
I love the history of the Church. I am glad that your brother is able to maintain the building by repurpose it into another usage. BTW, your bangle matches the color of your earrings in the past video.
I'm glad you enjoyed it! The church is so pretty - definitely a little jewel in the town. I'm going to have to wear the earrings and the bangle together one day - I didn't even think of it!
Just tuning in a bit late today. I have the Wallace Nutting book, and it is terrific. Well, I’m going to sit back, and enjoy the visit! Liz from Essex, Connecticut ❤🎉😊
The Owens piece from Ohio probably is connected to Owens-Corning whose headquarters are in Toledo, Ohio. I believe the Corning glass part came from the east coast before the merger. Love the kitties. Poe says "hi". Love your channel!!
I'm so glad you love the channel - thanks for watching! You may be right about the Owens pieces - they were so pretty! I read that the company focused on making tiles after their pottery period, but I didn't continue reading for more up to date information. I should really do that. Tell Poe I said hello!
Last summer my husband and I were vacationing in VT when we found Dirt Church nearby. We loved the property and of course the beer! We will definitely put the new tap room on our day trip list.
Hi Kris, Tuning in a little later this morning, but here enjoying those green beans (yes, for breakfast, lol), anyway, just wanted to comment quick since I have to leave soon for church, and will probably be viewing this video in small time frames today. But that first shot of that blue lamp caught my attention right away. It was so pretty! I loved the bowls and flowers tea cup and saucer too. Oh and the Bobsey Twins books brings back memories. I read them as a kid. Have a great day ! Deb
The little Delft lamp was adorable! I hope you enjoyed your green beans and church! Eric and I went to Monger's Market in Bridgeport for the first time. Such a fun place!
Hi Chris, I am new to your channel, I found you while watching anything to do with the Brimfield flea market on TH-cam. In 2015, my life changed, and I am now in a wheelchair and many days, I am bedbound. Life before was filled with goodwill stops, Brimfield, and all kinds of antique shows. I wanted to thank you for letting me tag along and enjoy your lovely finds. Marlborough Farms was always a great place to shop, I did not know it had switched to what it is now. I now live in Monson, MA, but I had also lived in Colchester CT as well as a couple of years in the Hudson Valley, so many places you go are at least familiar to me. I'm looking forward to watching the rest of your videos! ❤
I'm so glad you found me - welcome to the channel! It sounds like your life changed profoundly. I realize it's not the same, but I'm glad you can get some of your thrifting and antique fixes by watching channels like mine. I always try to capture a sense of the place I'm visiting so people who won't/can't shop there feel like they came along with me. If there's ever anything I can do to make that experience better, please let me know. I appreciate feedback and always want to learn more!
The tulips are called Real Touch and there are LOTS of flowers out there that are like that. Also...I ran, lol, to your Ebay to look for that tray...but I'm glad it got a good home. Even if it's not in Texas!
Thanks for the info about the tulips! We are definitely faux flower people these days! We're keeping the tray for now and probably putting it in the barn. Such a unique piece!
I just found you and I really enjoyed looking at your video. I will check back again. I live in New York and I go to the Berkshires a lot so I’d like to check out some of these places.
Welcome to the channel! I only scraped the very surface of the Berkshires, but I'll definitely go back and check out more stores. It's such a pretty place!
I must confess that Italian pottery is not my specialty, although I come across it from time to time. If I learn about any good places, I'll definitely let you know! (Laura Caldwell has a great channel on youtube and speaks quite a bit about Italian pottery - you might want to check her out. She's a lot of fun to watch).
The first three stores we went to were in Greenfield, MA. (Cute town!) Then we went to Shelburne MA to Duck Pond Antiques. We hit a few more stores, but I didn't feature them on the vlog because I was running dangerously low on battery power. I hope this info helps!
I recently learned about that from another video! It's so interesting to me how many different kinds of pieces there are for specific functions. (And don't even get started with all of the different utensils for a formal place setting!) Thank you for leaving me a comment - I always appreciate helpful info.
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Good morning, I just love your videos and discovered you on youtube recently. . It’s been a joy watching some of your older ones. I have always loved antiques and now with both my husband and myself retired and empty nesters, it’s great fun hunting for that special item. Happy Sunday!
Happy Sunday! I'm so glad you're enjoying my vlogs! Antiquing is a great way to spend some free time, isn't it?
Love you mix up your videos, don’t ever change them. Wilson is funny, he’s always the quiet guy in the background but not that day!
That bangle brace looks fab on you. Iris & Indy are so purr-ty! 🤍🧡
Thanks so much! Wilson puts up with a lot from the 3 other critters in the house - he's very patient - especially when Iris decides that they're going to cuddle (which he doesn't love). 😂😂
I love the history of the Church. I am glad that your brother is able to maintain the building by repurpose it into another usage. BTW, your bangle matches the color of your earrings in the past video.
I'm glad you enjoyed it! The church is so pretty - definitely a little jewel in the town. I'm going to have to wear the earrings and the bangle together one day - I didn't even think of it!
Love the pictures of Indy and Iris! My cuddle bug 15 year old cat sleeps in the same fashionable pose😊❤
Haha! All of my previous cats slept curled up in a little ball. These are my first "sprawlers!" Glad to hear that other cats do it too!
Just tuning in a bit late today. I have the Wallace Nutting book, and it is terrific. Well, I’m going to sit back, and enjoy the visit! Liz from Essex, Connecticut ❤🎉😊
I regret not buying that book, actually. Wallace Nutting really knew his stuff!
Glad you had a nice day. Zach looks just like you! Love the CT tray, the sleeping kitties and your brother's business. What a lovely property.
Thank you! Zach looks even more like his dad! I'm glad you enjoyed the video!
The Owens piece from Ohio probably is connected to Owens-Corning whose headquarters are in Toledo, Ohio. I believe the Corning glass part came from the east coast before the merger. Love the kitties. Poe says "hi". Love your channel!!
I'm so glad you love the channel - thanks for watching! You may be right about the Owens pieces - they were so pretty! I read that the company focused on making tiles after their pottery period, but I didn't continue reading for more up to date information. I should really do that. Tell Poe I said hello!
Last summer my husband and I were vacationing in VT when we found Dirt Church nearby. We loved the property and of course the beer! We will definitely put the new tap room on our day trip list.
That's so nice to hear! I'll be sure to tell my brother about that!
Hi Kris,
Tuning in a little later this morning, but here enjoying those green beans (yes, for breakfast, lol), anyway, just wanted to comment quick since I have to leave soon for church, and will probably be viewing this video in small time frames today. But that first shot of that blue lamp caught my attention right away. It was so pretty! I loved the bowls and flowers tea cup and saucer too. Oh and the Bobsey Twins books brings back memories. I read them as a kid. Have a great day !
Deb
The little Delft lamp was adorable! I hope you enjoyed your green beans and church! Eric and I went to Monger's Market in Bridgeport for the first time. Such a fun place!
The tulips are perfect for the vase!
Thank you! I'm enjoying them so much!
Love the CT tray.
And…”cootie touch no backsies!” 😄
I had to revert to my older sister rantings for just a moment. Glad you didn't mind! 😂😂
@@WorthingtonHome I too am an older sister.
Hi 👋. I really enjoyed the video 😊
Wonderful video, thanks for sharing ♥️
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Hi Chris, I am new to your channel, I found you while watching anything to do with the Brimfield flea market on TH-cam.
In 2015, my life changed, and I am now in a wheelchair and many days, I am bedbound.
Life before was filled with goodwill stops, Brimfield, and all kinds of antique shows.
I wanted to thank you for letting me tag along and enjoy your lovely finds.
Marlborough Farms was always a great place to shop, I did not know it had switched to what it is now. I now live in Monson, MA, but I had also lived in Colchester CT as well as a couple of years in the Hudson Valley, so many places you go are at least familiar to me.
I'm looking forward to watching the rest of your videos! ❤
I'm so glad you found me - welcome to the channel! It sounds like your life changed profoundly. I realize it's not the same, but I'm glad you can get some of your thrifting and antique fixes by watching channels like mine. I always try to capture a sense of the place I'm visiting so people who won't/can't shop there feel like they came along with me. If there's ever anything I can do to make that experience better, please let me know. I appreciate feedback and always want to learn more!
Thank you so much for replying. You are doing great!
The tulips are called Real Touch and there are LOTS of flowers out there that are like that.
Also...I ran, lol, to your Ebay to look for that tray...but I'm glad it got a good home. Even if it's not in Texas!
Thanks for the info about the tulips! We are definitely faux flower people these days! We're keeping the tray for now and probably putting it in the barn. Such a unique piece!
Love the CT tray
Thank you! It seemed like a unique piece, and the price was definitely right!
I just found you and I really enjoyed looking at your video. I will check back again. I live in New York and I go to the Berkshires a lot so I’d like to check out some of these places.
Welcome to the channel! I only scraped the very surface of the Berkshires, but I'll definitely go back and check out more stores. It's such a pretty place!
Great video thanks for sharing.
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Fun video! Thanks!
I'm so glad you enjoyed it! Thanks for watching!
Any suggestions on where to find Italian pottery?
I must confess that Italian pottery is not my specialty, although I come across it from time to time. If I learn about any good places, I'll definitely let you know! (Laura Caldwell has a great channel on youtube and speaks quite a bit about Italian pottery - you might want to check her out. She's a lot of fun to watch).
@@WorthingtonHome thank you!
What town was the first shop you visited? Thanks, Liz
The first three stores we went to were in Greenfield, MA. (Cute town!) Then we went to Shelburne MA to Duck Pond Antiques. We hit a few more stores, but I didn't feature them on the vlog because I was running dangerously low on battery power. I hope this info helps!
@@WorthingtonHome Thanks very much. Especially loved the primitive style of the red building. Your brother's place looks wonderful!
That was not a teapot its a hot chocolate pot or coffee pot shaped completely different from tea pots.
I recently learned about that from another video! It's so interesting to me how many different kinds of pieces there are for specific functions. (And don't even get started with all of the different utensils for a formal place setting!) Thank you for leaving me a comment - I always appreciate helpful info.