I would leave the vintage cutting board from the 1950's as is. There's a real market for vintage pieces from that era, you could probably get more money for it as opposed to flipping it. There's alot of people who are really into decorating from the 50's into the 70's, especially kitchen items. Great haul for 40.00!
The little shoes are bronzed. Years ago Moms had their child’s first pair of shoes bronzed. I had my sons done and now he has them in his home. He is now 59 years old. I also have my sisters Lane cedar chest. Hers is the big size given to her by a furniture store in when she graduated in 1955. The chest will go to my great grandaughter. Love learning from you!
I still have my little Lane cedar chest from 1966! The baby shoes are real shoes that they dipped in copper to preserve them and make them more decorative in the 40's and 50's. Don't ask me how I know that! 😊
The Lane cedar box was given to girls when they were seniors in high school. It was usually provided by a local furniture store. I have one I received back in 1980. It is a keepsake box. It's stored inside my Lane hope chest I received as a high school graduation present from my parents.
The Lane jewelry box (so my mother told me) was a gift given when someone purchased a new Lane Cedar Chest. I have one that was my mother's and have been wanting to do something with it. I can't wait to see what you do!
Lots of people like those Lane cedar boxes. Furniture stores all over the country would give those away to girls when they graduated from high school. They hoped to make an additional sale when it was time to buy a hope chest. I don't know how many years they did that, at least into the 80's. That one looks like it could be from the 50's. They sell pretty regularly online for decent money, depending on where they are from and are worth more if they have the key. The cups and saucers are usually marked Nippon or Meito. My mom once had quite a collection. They're a pretty hard sell these days, along a lot of old, decorated china. I see them all the time for well under a dollar. It's nice that there's a cup for each saucer.
For the broken basket - could you drill a small hole on each side of the break, slip wire through the holes and then twist the wire ends together? That would draw the ends together, wouldn’t it? Just a thought. 🙂. Really would hate to see a beautiful basket like that discarded.
Can you make a tail for the horse? He needs something on his behind, even if it’s bound like some horse tails. You find the best stuff! Good luck getting the duct tape off the rug beater. Love the cat!
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The cutting board from 1953 is so pretty. Maybe you could leave that side as is and paint/"do your magic" on the other side!
That is exactly what I thought. It is adorable and real vintage.
I would leave the vintage cutting board from the 1950's as is. There's a real market for vintage pieces from that era, you could probably get more money for it as opposed to flipping it. There's alot of people who are really into decorating from the 50's into the 70's, especially kitchen items. Great haul for 40.00!
The little shoes are bronzed. Years ago Moms had their child’s first pair of shoes bronzed. I had my sons done and now he has them in his home. He is now 59 years old. I also have my sisters Lane cedar chest. Hers is the big size given to her by a furniture store in when she graduated in 1955. The chest will go to my great grandaughter. Love learning from you!
As a Sr. In highschool a furniture store donated Lane Jewelry boxes to our class. I still have it.🎉
Me too, 58 yrs ago.
Me too, 44yrs ago😊
Hi 👋 It’s crazy how the guy went from $50 down to $7 for the lil table. What a score 💕🐞
I still have my little Lane cedar chest from 1966! The baby shoes are real shoes that they dipped in copper to preserve them and make them more decorative in the 40's and 50's. Don't ask me how I know that! 😊
Nice pickings! I too love baskets in my booth. A cute messy summer bow with lemon ribbon cures anything broken especially baskets ❤
The cup and saucers from Japan have all kinds of matching, handpainted dishes and bowls. They are so pretty and delicate!
That little box with handle you could maybe put tea bags inside of it.😊
I can’t blame you for wanting to keep that beautiful tea pot! So inspiring!!❤
The Lane cedar box was given to girls when they were seniors in high school. It was usually provided by a local furniture store. I have one I received back in 1980. It is a keepsake box. It's stored inside my Lane hope chest I received as a high school graduation present from my parents.
I received mine in 1974. One of my older granddaughters has it now
The Lane jewelry box (so my mother told me) was a gift given when someone purchased a new Lane Cedar Chest. I have one that was my mother's and have been wanting to do something with it. I can't wait to see what you do!
Sonnet you are a thrifting force for sure, you always get the best stuff
I loved the stuff you got. I can't wait to see you Friday
Lots of people like those Lane cedar boxes. Furniture stores all over the country would give those away to girls when they graduated from high school. They hoped to make an additional sale when it was time to buy a hope chest. I don't know how many years they did that, at least into the 80's. That one looks like it could be from the 50's. They sell pretty regularly online for decent money, depending on where they are from and are worth more if they have the key.
The cups and saucers are usually marked Nippon or Meito. My mom once had quite a collection. They're a pretty hard sell these days, along a lot of old, decorated china. I see them all the time for well under a dollar. It's nice that there's a cup for each saucer.
I still have my cedar chest. That's been a day or two😂
That metal crescent moon piece is called a mezzaluna, you rock it back and forth when cutting food.
Just do a small floral arrangement over the broken piece of the basket. Leaving room for books or magazines.
Glue that basket and tie together with maybe fishing linen.😅
For the broken basket - could you drill a small hole on each side of the break, slip wire through the holes and then twist the wire ends together? That would draw the ends together, wouldn’t it? Just a thought. 🙂. Really would hate to see a beautiful basket like that discarded.
Nice haul. The little side chest is super cute, $7 a good deal.
You can fix the basket with wood glue. Glue, put a rope , clamp or bungee around till dry.
Tie a ribbon thru the basket to repair
Cups saucers are great as bird baths too👍
I think you have a great chance of winning the 40/40, great finds!
Burst out laughing at the cabinet being $7.00 after he quote you $50.00. Amazing😊
No! Don't paint over the 1953 cutting board, it's so precious.
I love the Turkey, too.
What a great haul! Love that dresser, and the price!❤
Can you make a tail for the horse? He needs something on his behind, even if it’s bound like some horse tails.
You find the best stuff! Good luck getting the duct tape off the rug beater. Love the cat!
Good haul , the little wooden tray with handle is for crackers
The longish narrow wood basket is for serving crackers.
I love this challenge!
oh man, you got some amazing stuff for the challenge! ❤
Also, very excited to try the new crockery color!
Look up the history behind the Lane cedar chest. I have my mother's box she received as a high school graduate.
If you glue the cup and sauser with hot glue your buyers can take them apart if they want to.
I love the cases❤
My faves are the little white chest and the stuffed cat with the adorable face.
Great haul❤❤❤
Me again, cut our wood feathers and attach to that Turkey.
Great haul. ❤ I’m joining the $40 challenge.😊
What is your “membership group”? BTW…I LOVE your channel, you have really inspired me to get thrifting and flipping 😊
Will you have a playlist of everyone participating in the 40/40 challenge?
Nice haul
The screws will unscrew from the table legs making the screw end flat
Also don’t do anything to those tea cups and saucers. I’d research them.
Hi. I'm interested in 1 item you have in this video. How can i purchase items from you? Thank you for sharing.
Those spindles have threadall on the end, find a female piece for your base and screw it in. No telling how long the piece is!
Seven ? What ?
Also astonishing: went from $50 (way too high) to $7. 😂