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Thanks for watching Sandra 😀 I'm sure those pieces found their way to someone who truly cherishes them. Fostoria American pieces possess a timeless beauty that's hard to resist.
I have friend who is big American collector. She’s in her 80s. Even though she has about every piece I screen shorted the punch bowl not sure she has one but probably does. Still yes! amazing collection.
As many have commented, this home was full of fine antiques. I hope that you will start checking out antique malls, especially higher end ones, so you can learn and grow. Their prices were very reasonable and the quality was excellent.
I can't get over the prices for those fine antiques! Wow. My Mother was a collector of antiques. She had a complete set of Flow Blue China...took her years to collect them.... Then years later, my dad's business went bankrupt and they lost everything... Very hard on my mother. They had to sell everything they owned, and they were in their 70s and in bad health. They both had come from extreme poverty, but my husband and I helped them. Viewing this sale reminded me so much of Mother and Dad.
Blue Boy and Pinkie prints were a set. He is holding a hat. Those were really popular decor in homes in the 50's through the 70's. I wish you would have bought the set.
Thank you for the information Diana! While the Blue Boy and Pinkie prints were indeed a set, I was more drawn to Blue Boy for my shop. There are quite a few Pink Girl prints sold separately on Etsy though if you are interested! I appreciate your insight and thank you so much for watching! 😀
@@thecarolinabungalow Well, if you were intending on reselling Blue Boy in your shop, you would have better luck selling the set! What a shame to separate him from his girl! 🙁 Made me sick! Especially since they essentially gave him to you for free! I would have run back in for her!
I grew up with a large "Pinkey" at the end of our hallway. I always thought her beautiful. I have my Mom's glass ware and crystal and my girls do not want it. Young people do not want all this clutter.
I just found your channel. I like your calm demeanor and respect for old things. You seem like a very nice lady. My suggestion for you would be to go to antique shops and shows and chat with dealers to learn about things. There was so much there that should have jumped out at you, and many things you misnamed. I'm not trying to be snotty like some of the people commenting. You obviously have a love for old things and it's really fun to talk to dealers. They love to talk about their stuff! Sadly, people that love and appreciate old things are getting fewer and fewer.
Thank you Tami for your kind words and valuable suggestion! I share your sentiment about the dwindling number of people who appreciate old things, and it's wonderful to connect with others who share this passion. 😀
Blue Boy and Pink Lady were so common in the 60's and 70's. For some reason everyone seemed to have them. Mom's were in large gilt, antique frames that were more valuable than the mass produced Gainsborough prints.
Passed up “occupied” Japan vases. Either this is a combo of a few people or the contents of a small antique store. That tea pot she picked up can’t even be used because it’s tin lined. Dime a dozen decorative. That Jenny Lind bed is what I would have bought. Those blue boy prints were sold in the local dime stores.
Can’t believe you didn’t git Pink Girl too. Blue Boy and Pink Girl just go together. My grandmother had the pair and then they went to my mother. Finally they flew the coop when my firmer brother gave them away. You need to go back and get Pink Girl. As a child I always thought they would marry someday. And that they lived in France. Wish I had them. They were in huge frames.
Thank you for sharing your nostalgic memories! It sounds like the Blue Boy and Pink Girl prints hold a special place in your heart, with a rich family history. I only had a need for Blue Boy, but if I ever need Pink Girl I have seen her on Etsy sold separately! Thank you for watching! 🌻
Yes you passed by the ironstone bowl and tureen i think ..basket was a great find ...I loved that dolly on the sofa ...second from the left ..but you know i have lots ...lol
Thank you for sharing the estate sales. With some more experience you’ll be able to identify more of the items. Visit some antique stores and study the tags on items for sale. They have a wealth of information.
Thank you for the encouragement and advice Anna! I'll definitely take your suggestion to heart and spend some time exploring antique stores. There's so much to learn, and I appreciate your guidance in expanding my knowledge. 💛
@@thecarolinabungalow You can also collect a library of resource books from authors who write about glass or china or metalware and art. Tons of information in books written by people who studied over a lifetime.
Thank you for the information! While the Blue Boy and Pinkie prints were indeed a set, I was more drawn to Blue Boy for my shop. Luckily if anyone ever needs a match to their set there are many sold separately on Etsy! 😀
I definitely agree. I think that she should’ve bought both because I think she could probably get more for the set then separately yes people will buy them separately, but they’re typically worth more as a set.
Usually those prints come in a really ornate oval frame. It was interesting to see them in different frames. Sad you didn’t buy both especially since they were in completely different frames than they normally come in.
I agree!… I would have bought those 3 gone with the wind lamps for around $75 each in a heartbeat.marketplace easily sells them $150+ Omg!! There was a JohnJelliff? chair only $125 …..fostoria glass …and so much more. Those Victorian dressers & washstand are what i love ….not the 1970’s stuff..the wardrobe didn’t interest me. It was 1950’s …the Victorian 3pc. Candelabra set just about had me drooling!! Couldn’t see the price. I wanted to get in my car & go get it. Easily sells for $350+ also saw a glimpse of a tall pier mirror with marble base in kitchen? ….i would have drained my back account at this sale.
you’re absolutely correct her camera flew right by stuff I would have liked to see more things and prices. I don’t think she recognizes those antiques so she flew past them.
My mother had a large "Blue Boy" print that hung over a small bookcase for my entire childhood. She absolutely loved him and called him her boy. I have no idea what happened to it when my parents downsized. Tears came to my eyes when I saw him.
It's touching to hear about the sentimental value your mother attached to the "Blue Boy" print. It's understandable that seeing it again would bring back such emotional memories! Thank you so much for watching Melanie 💛
The two mink coats were real fur I would have love to been at that estate sale just for the furniture and for the real fur coats wow what a great estate sale I like all those antique chairs and antique hutches
The Original portrait of Blue Boy hangs in the art gallery at the Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens in San Marino, California. He hangs just opposite of the portrait of a girl in pink called Pinky. They were always two of my favorite portraits to see whenever we would visit the Huntington Library.
Lovely things! The punch bowl brought back wonderful memories, especially with the sherbert punch! My friend, who was an avid Elvis fan, would’ve salivated over the Elvis memorabilia!
My grandma had a round pitcher with cattails on it just like the one there...she kept water in the frig so it was always cold. The trees with holes were napkin rings.
Thank you for joining me on the adventure once again! It's always fun exploring these sales together. I appreciate the insight about the Christmas trees and the blue boy. I wish I would have taken the napkin rings home with me now! I'm glad you enjoyed the finds - there were definitely some gems to discover!
Pinky was part of a pair with the Blue Boy. You walked pasted some nice sellable item but I don't know your specialties. You are absolutely right about the furniture. It is wonderful.
6:08 I think it was used for water, kept in frig. Interesting that it said ovenproof. I would not have noticed that as a child. And bomb shelter were built around 1955.
Just had you in my feed. That Hall's mixing bowl set, I have my mom's, it was given to her be my Aunt for a wedding gift, in 1946. The gold rim on all of them is really worn out, which I absolutely adore. I did take note, those did not have a letter mark, my 3 all have an M on the bottom. Full disclosure, I broke the middle sized, but found one, with the M for just $20, with a worn out rim 😊
I appreciate your feedback! I'll definitely keep that in mind for future videos. Sharing more prices, even if they're not items I'm personally interested in, can provide valuable insight for you. Thanks for the suggestion!
Hall China is very collectible Autumn Leaf and Red Poppy are fave designs. They had a nice selection. Sold by some grocery stores (National Tea) for example -- back in the day and by specialty home food delivery services.
I loved the house more than the contents…that’s my favorite era for houses, maybe because my grandparents’ and great-aunt’s houses were built in 1940., and had some of those charming features-but not the bomb shelter. That being said, I’m going to start carrying wipes in case I touch something sticky!
How special! That autumn leaf dish set holds so much sentimental value. It’s wonderful that you’re passing it down to your granddaughter-such a beautiful way to keep those family memories alive! Thank you for watching Betty 💛
I don't know if emotional outpour about blue boy and pink girl in the comments makes me mad or happy 😂 I guess I choose happy; it's valuable that people have fond memories of old things and feel so passionately about blue boy's union with pink girl. I just liked your comment that if blue boy is holding a "wildlife" than you don't want him 😄I love antique stores, but there are none where I live. I also don't know a lot about the value of what I am seeing, but being in antique store on a rainy day sounds like my idea of fun. Love your video!
Haha, I love your attitude! It’s great that people feel so passionately about these pieces. Antique stores on a rainy day are such a cozy adventure, even if you're just browsing. Thanks so much for watching and sharing your thoughts! 💛
At about 12 minutes there is a red cloth doll. It is a Little Riding Hood, topsy turvy doll. You flip up her skirt and the grandma is there, and flip another part and it has the wolf.
Blue Boy and Pinky usually go together but the original paintings were done by different artists. Blue Boy was by Thomas Gainsborough and Pinky was by Thomas Lawrence both in the 18th century.
I’m so glad you enjoyed it! There were definitely some amazing finds that I’m sure made collectors very happy. Always fun to see what treasures pop up! 💛
I loved this video! So many beautiful things. Every time you went by that antique ornate bed headboard and footboard, I went, "Oh my"!! I loved that!! I'm glad I found you!!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video and found beauty in the antique ornate bed. It's always a pleasure to share things that bring joy and appreciation. I'm grateful to have you as a viewer and hope you continue to enjoy the content!
I collect Fostoria American glass pattern. When I saw all of those pieces my heat skipped a beat but when I saw the punch bowl I almost fainted. I wish I could come across a sale like that!
Fostoria American glass is such a beautiful pattern, and I can totally understand your excitement! I hope you come across an amazing sale with treasures like that soon. Thanks for watching and sharing your enthusiasm! 💛
If you thrift and resale, you should have some knowledge of art, furniture and other collectibles. Gainsborough’s Blue Boy and Pinky are Art prints 101. More likely to resale the set.
That universal jug from the 30's you saw early on was a great buy for $8. You could triple your $ on that. Very collectable. That tablecloth by the dolls wasn't old. Probably from the 90's by the look of the pkg.. But that crochet white throw in the arm of the couch was worth some $. The Xmas trees with holes were napkin rings. Like the others have said, there was some great treasures /deals there.
Thank you for the information Carey! While the Blue Boy and Pinkie prints were indeed a set, I was more drawn to Blue Boy for my shop. There are quite a few Pink Girl prints sold separately on Etsy though if you are interested! I appreciate your insight and thank you so much for watching! 😀
@@ElainaLEllis I don’t think she intended to be mean. Older people have a wealth of knowledge and are very aware of many many antiques and home architecture. Younger people haven’t a clue online. And if you have a channel if you don’t know something you can learn from your audience nothing wrong with that. Not to be mean as you say but our society has really dumbed down according to statistics and it’s intentional by the powers that be.
Impressed with your RESPECT for former owner's "collections". So familiar with homes such as this + items accumulated over the years. I too live in a home of that era. Some would describe it as "Charming" .. I just refer to it as "Crowded Chaos". ha Always imagine the Happy Meals served on the vintage dishes during Holidays. Oh, that small stool,, that's a 70's era plant stand aka milking stool reproduction. They were popular during the Ethan Allen Country Home Decor era.
Thank you for your kind words! I believe it's important to honor the legacy of the former owners and the collections they cherished. Living in a home from that era certainly comes with its own unique charm and character, doesn't it? "Crowded chaos" is a perfect way to describe it sometimes! I love the nostalgia of imagining holiday meals served on vintage dishes-it adds such warmth and history to the home. And thanks for the insight on the small stool! It's fascinating how certain pieces carry the essence of past design trends.
You are a very calming person, I suspect you have viewers who are watching you because they get an ASMR experience as well. Just thought I'd let you know that in case you get comments that don't seem to have much to do with your vintage thrifting agenda and more to do with sounds and other specific oddities! Beautiful videos btw, thanks for sharing them!
The furniture was absolutely stunning!!! ❤ was thinking the same thing that you should have gotten the picture set especially if you were selling it!!! I so would have gone into the shelter!!! Cool video!!! ☺️
I think i recognize this house from the bomb shelter, I believe it's in South norfolk. If so, im from and currently live there, and there's a ton of old houses like this full of old treasures. Great video
the dining room sideboard was beautiful. i would have looked at that seriously. i have a vintage vanity like the 2 they had in the garage. all restored w/ a round mirror; its one of my favorite pieces. im curious why you said u probably will give the basket to ur mom when your putting it for sale in ur store? & blue boy is holding his hat.
The basket was in rough shape. Two or three places where there was big missing / broken off pieces and the wrapping along the edge on the top is missing about 5 inches of wrap. I would have pointed it out to them & offered 10-15 dollars especially if I were to resell in a shop.
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The Christmas trees with holes in them are napkin holders
Thank you! They were so simple and pretty, I wish I would have taken them home with me now!
Hahaha
You passed a whole table of amazing Fostoria American pieces that brought tears to my eyes!
Thanks for watching Sandra 😀 I'm sure those pieces found their way to someone who truly cherishes them. Fostoria American pieces possess a timeless beauty that's hard to resist.
I missed them, also.
I LOVE Fostoria Americana and have started a collection
I have friend who is big American collector. She’s in her 80s. Even though she has about every piece I screen shorted the punch bowl not sure she has one but probably does. Still yes! amazing collection.
Yes! All that and you picked out a basket???
As many have commented, this home was full of fine antiques. I hope that you will start checking out antique malls, especially higher end ones, so you can learn and grow. Their prices were very reasonable and the quality was excellent.
I agree. The prices were good,
I can't get over the prices for those fine antiques! Wow. My Mother was a collector of antiques. She had a complete set of Flow Blue China...took her years to collect them.... Then years later, my dad's business went bankrupt and they lost everything... Very hard on my mother. They had to sell everything they owned, and they were in their 70s and in bad health. They both had come from extreme poverty, but my husband and I helped them.
Viewing this sale reminded me so much of Mother and Dad.
Blue Boy and Pinkie prints were a set. He is holding a hat. Those were really popular decor in homes in the 50's through the 70's. I wish you would have bought the set.
Thank you for the information Diana! While the Blue Boy and Pinkie prints were indeed a set, I was more drawn to Blue Boy for my shop. There are quite a few Pink Girl prints sold separately on Etsy though if you are interested! I appreciate your insight and thank you so much for watching! 😀
@@thecarolinabungalow Well, if you were intending on reselling Blue Boy in your shop, you would have better luck selling the set! What a shame to separate him from his girl! 🙁 Made me sick! Especially since they essentially gave him to you for free! I would have run back in for her!
I grew up with a large "Pinkey" at the end of our hallway. I always thought her beautiful. I have my Mom's glass ware and crystal and my girls do not want it. Young people do not want all this clutter.
That Fostoria was gorgeous, especially the punch bowl set. I would have loved that!
Me too. I almost stopped breathing when I saw the punchbowl.
I just found your channel. I like your calm demeanor and respect for old things. You seem like a very nice lady. My suggestion for you would be to go to antique shops and shows and chat with dealers to learn about things. There was so much there that should have jumped out at you, and many things you misnamed. I'm not trying to be snotty like some of the people commenting. You obviously have a love for old things and it's really fun to talk to dealers. They love to talk about their stuff! Sadly, people that love and appreciate old things are getting fewer and fewer.
Thank you Tami for your kind words and valuable suggestion! I share your sentiment about the dwindling number of people who appreciate old things, and it's wonderful to connect with others who share this passion. 😀
You did a great job.
I would have loved to have those folks for my neighbors,love the era of all their treasures.
Round pitcher with cork, is a water pitcher, to chill in the refrigerator.
Blue Boy and Pink Lady were so common in the 60's and 70's. For some reason everyone seemed to have them. Mom's were in large gilt, antique frames that were more valuable than the mass produced Gainsborough prints.
You passed up so many great antique pieces of ceramics. The urns, vases and large cabinet plates are making a comeback in design.
All things no one wants anymore.
@@deea7348 maybe in your area.
Passed up “occupied” Japan vases. Either this is a combo of a few people or the contents of a small antique store. That tea pot she picked up can’t even be used because it’s tin lined. Dime a dozen decorative. That Jenny Lind bed is what I would have bought. Those blue boy prints were sold in the local dime stores.
You can tell you are a thrifter not an antique trader! There are some great things there including furniture.
Agreeeeee
The piano was a steal!!!
I find a grand piano for 500. In Québec
Yes on the blue boy, make 150$
Yes watch black/ white mold in a estate sale for sure, it's a part of real life old homes.
I want everythingl, let's open a store! Dang!!! I wish I was there so!!!! Bad right now.
I wouldn't have been able to leave all of that Autumn Leaf behind. I adore that set.
It sounds like you really treasure your Autumn Leaf set! It must hold a lot of sentimental value for you. It's really beautiful!
Was that the JEWEL T peices?
I have a few peices that was my grandmother's. I would have liked to see more.
@@deborahgross1045 Yes, the Autumn Leaf pattern was distributed by the Jewel Tea Company.
The Christmas trees with the hole in the middle are napkin rings.
Can’t believe you didn’t git Pink Girl too. Blue Boy and Pink Girl just go together. My grandmother had the pair and then they went to my mother. Finally they flew the coop when my firmer brother gave them away. You need to go back and get Pink Girl. As a child I always thought they would marry someday. And that they lived in France. Wish I had them. They were in huge frames.
Thank you for sharing your nostalgic memories! It sounds like the Blue Boy and Pink Girl prints hold a special place in your heart, with a rich family history. I only had a need for Blue Boy, but if I ever need Pink Girl I have seen her on Etsy sold separately! Thank you for watching! 🌻
Yes you passed by the ironstone bowl and tureen i think ..basket was a great find ...I loved that dolly on the sofa ...second from the left ..but you know i have lots ...lol
That round pitcher with ceramic plug is a beverage-of-your-choice pitcher
I would have scooped that pitcher up for 8
Very cool piece ❤
Thank you for sharing the estate sales. With some more experience you’ll be able to identify more of the items. Visit some antique stores and study the tags on items for sale. They have a wealth of information.
Thank you for the encouragement and advice Anna! I'll definitely take your suggestion to heart and spend some time exploring antique stores. There's so much to learn, and I appreciate your guidance in expanding my knowledge. 💛
@@thecarolinabungalow You can also collect a library of resource books from authors who write about glass or china or metalware and art. Tons of information in books written by people who studied over a lifetime.
pinky and blue boy go together 🙁
Antiques 101
Thank you for the information! While the Blue Boy and Pinkie prints were indeed a set, I was more drawn to Blue Boy for my shop. Luckily if anyone ever needs a match to their set there are many sold separately on Etsy! 😀
She broke up the sat...too bad
I definitely agree. I think that she should’ve bought both because I think she could probably get more for the set then separately yes people will buy them separately, but they’re typically worth more as a set.
Usually those prints come in a really ornate oval frame. It was interesting to see them in different frames. Sad you didn’t buy both especially since they were in completely different frames than they normally come in.
I was surprised to see you walk by so many special nice things!
I agree!… I would have bought those 3 gone with the wind lamps for around $75 each in a heartbeat.marketplace easily sells them $150+ Omg!! There was a JohnJelliff? chair only $125 …..fostoria glass …and so much more. Those Victorian dressers & washstand are what i love ….not the 1970’s stuff..the wardrobe didn’t interest me. It was 1950’s …the Victorian 3pc. Candelabra set just about had me drooling!! Couldn’t see the price. I wanted to get in my car & go get it. Easily sells for $350+ also saw a glimpse of a tall pier mirror with marble base in kitchen? ….i would have drained my back account at this sale.
you’re absolutely correct her camera flew right by stuff I would have liked to see more things and prices. I don’t think she recognizes those antiques so she flew past them.
she didn’t show the glass coming into the estate sale and flew past the dining room couldn’t see any of the things on the tables in the dining room.
Maybe she didn't need them!!
The small tool is great for layering in decorating 😊
They have some nice furniture, i can't believe their children didnt want any of it, whoever lived there spent a lot of money on furniture ect
My mother had a large "Blue Boy" print that hung over a small bookcase for my entire childhood. She absolutely loved him and called him her boy. I have no idea what happened to it when my parents downsized. Tears came to my eyes when I saw him.
It's touching to hear about the sentimental value your mother attached to the "Blue Boy" print. It's understandable that seeing it again would bring back such emotional memories! Thank you so much for watching Melanie 💛
The two mink coats were real fur I would have love to been at that estate sale just for the furniture and for the real fur coats wow what a great estate sale I like all those antique chairs and antique hutches
The Original portrait of Blue Boy hangs in the art gallery at the Huntington Library, Art Museum and Botanical Gardens in San Marino, California. He hangs just opposite of the portrait of a girl in pink called Pinky. They were always two of my favorite portraits to see whenever we would visit the Huntington Library.
Agree!💙💗
Blue Boy and Pinky were a set and have been around all my life. Great finds.
Lovely things! The punch bowl brought back wonderful memories, especially with the sherbert punch!
My friend, who was an avid Elvis fan, would’ve salivated over the Elvis memorabilia!
My grandma had a round pitcher with cattails on it just like the one there...she kept water in the frig so it was always cold. The trees with holes were napkin rings.
I thought the round pitcher was a container for a male to pee in and kept by his bedside. 😁
My mom had a punchbowl set like that when she passed. I gave it to Goodwill and now I’m kicking myself!!!
The Christmas trees are napkin rings and the blue boy is holding his hat. Thanks for taking us with you. You had some great finds :)
Thank you for joining me on the adventure once again! It's always fun exploring these sales together. I appreciate the insight about the Christmas trees and the blue boy. I wish I would have taken the napkin rings home with me now! I'm glad you enjoyed the finds - there were definitely some gems to discover!
Pinky was part of a pair with the Blue Boy. You walked pasted some nice sellable item but I don't know your specialties. You are absolutely right about the furniture. It is wonderful.
Their antique wood furniture was amazing! *serious envy & drooling* 🤤 You would have had to fight me for that plant stand 🪴
I wanted that beautiful candleabra, with the crystal. Man oh man.
I just watched the video back and found what you were talking about. They were SO pretty! 😀
Becky bird…. Me too!! I would die for a set that original & gorgeous!
Love the pink couch velvet diamond tuck and roll that couch is to die for oh my goodness
I had a 1940s house in Dallas, and my curtains were also lace! Just a natural fit.
That sounds lovely! Lace curtains really do add such a charming and timeless touch, especially in a 1940s house. Thanks for sharing! 💛
Jewel tea or Hall dishes!! Fostoria!!!!!! Little boy blue print!!!!!And loads of delicious antiques galore!!!!
6:08 I think it was used for water, kept in frig. Interesting that it said ovenproof. I would not have noticed that as a child. And bomb shelter were built around 1955.
It's a water picture to store in the refrigerator
Just had you in my feed. That Hall's mixing bowl set, I have my mom's, it was given to her be my Aunt for a wedding gift, in 1946. The gold rim on all of them is really worn out, which I absolutely adore. I did take note, those did not have a letter mark, my 3 all have an M on the bottom. Full disclosure, I broke the middle sized, but found one, with the M for just $20, with a worn out rim 😊
I wish you would share more prices on things even if you yourself aren’t interested. Thanks
I appreciate your feedback! I'll definitely keep that in mind for future videos. Sharing more prices, even if they're not items I'm personally interested in, can provide valuable insight for you. Thanks for the suggestion!
Agree
@@gloriagladden3797 Yes agree
Really cool. Glad you were so kind to take me with you!
Thank you so much! I'm glad you enjoyed coming along. It means a lot to have you with me on these adventures! 😊
Hall China is very collectible Autumn Leaf and Red Poppy are fave designs. They had a nice selection. Sold by some grocery stores (National Tea) for example -- back in the day and by specialty home food delivery services.
I love Hull and am passing down to my youngest son. The Hulls are in his family tree. Great video
Wow! What great finds, this place was loaded with goodies. The furniture was great to see!! Lots of beautiful glass, loved the asian ming jar.
I loved the house more than the contents…that’s my favorite era for houses, maybe because my grandparents’ and great-aunt’s houses were built in 1940., and had some of those charming features-but not the bomb shelter. That being said, I’m going to start carrying wipes in case I touch something sticky!
The autumn leaf dish set was so beautiful my mom had a lot of them, now I have them and will give them to my oldest granddaughter!
How special! That autumn leaf dish set holds so much sentimental value. It’s wonderful that you’re passing it down to your granddaughter-such a beautiful way to keep those family memories alive! Thank you for watching Betty 💛
I don't know if emotional outpour about blue boy and pink girl in the comments makes me mad or happy 😂 I guess I choose happy; it's valuable that people have fond memories of old things and feel so passionately about blue boy's union with pink girl. I just liked your comment that if blue boy is holding a "wildlife" than you don't want him 😄I love antique stores, but there are none where I live. I also don't know a lot about the value of what I am seeing, but being in antique store on a rainy day sounds like my idea of fun. Love your video!
Haha, I love your attitude! It’s great that people feel so passionately about these pieces. Antique stores on a rainy day are such a cozy adventure, even if you're just browsing. Thanks so much for watching and sharing your thoughts! 💛
So many good and bad memories.. It was awesome to watch this video 👍
At about 12 minutes there is a red cloth doll. It is a Little Riding Hood, topsy turvy doll. You flip up her skirt and the grandma is there, and flip another part and it has the wolf.
Oh wow, thank you for that info! 💛
Blue Boy and Pinky usually go together but the original paintings were done by different artists. Blue Boy was by Thomas Gainsborough and Pinky was by Thomas Lawrence both in the 18th century.
This was fun to watch. So many cool things that I bet made many collectors super happy.
I’m so glad you enjoyed it! There were definitely some amazing finds that I’m sure made collectors very happy. Always fun to see what treasures pop up! 💛
Just going through the garage, i yelled stop! Look at the books! There were some great finds.
Yes you need learn more about antiques there was great antiques there , the cat tail pitcher with stopper was refrigerator water pitcher
Wow! All that neat stuff.😅
I thought I saw several Beleek pieces! I have them. It’s such a shame no one wants keyboards and many nice things anymore😢
That’s what I need is a tall plant stand like that. Loved it.
The expression "All their taste is in their tongue" applies here.
Rude
I love the Fostoria America pattern. My parents had some of their items.
Pinky and Blue Boy are a set!!
Wow, were those vintage snow babies? And, that set of brown transferware was awesome!!
Oh, how I wish I had been there! I collect the clear Fostoria American!!
It sounds like you have a fantastic collection! You would have loved it, thank you for watching Susan!
I loved this video! So many beautiful things. Every time you went by that antique ornate bed headboard and footboard, I went, "Oh my"!! I loved that!! I'm glad I found you!!
Thank you so much for your kind words! I'm thrilled to hear that you enjoyed the video and found beauty in the antique ornate bed. It's always a pleasure to share things that bring joy and appreciation. I'm grateful to have you as a viewer and hope you continue to enjoy the content!
I collect Fostoria American glass pattern. When I saw all of those pieces my heat skipped a beat but when I saw the punch bowl I almost fainted. I wish I could come across a sale like that!
Fostoria American glass is such a beautiful pattern, and I can totally understand your excitement! I hope you come across an amazing sale with treasures like that soon. Thanks for watching and sharing your enthusiasm! 💛
World famous Blue Boy!
I have Blue boy and Pinky. People just don't appreciate them as the used to!
If you thrift and resale, you should have some knowledge of art, furniture and other collectibles. Gainsborough’s Blue Boy and Pinky are Art prints 101. More likely to resale the set.
Water pitcher, rare❤
Thank you so much for sharing that Gayle! Someone definitely found a treasure with that water pitcher 😀
There was some beautiful stuff. I can’t believe you didn’t pick up more. A lot of nice things you didn’t even look at.
You Separated, blue boy from pink lady! That broke my heart!
Blue boy picture very popular in the 60s
We had one in our home. He's holding a hat
Thanks so much Ellen for that insight and for watching! He really is an adorable little picture. 😀
The catail bottle is for water at the table. That punch bowl is American fostoria, I have 3.
They should have put stuff together that belonged together, nothing drives me crazy when items are splitup.
That universal jug from the 30's you saw early on was a great buy for $8. You could triple your $ on that. Very collectable. That tablecloth by the dolls wasn't old. Probably from the 90's by the look of the pkg.. But that crochet white throw in the arm of the couch was worth some $. The Xmas trees with holes were napkin rings. Like the others have said, there was some great treasures /deals there.
I would have loaded my vehicle up. There was so much fabulous stuff in this house.
Thanks Cindy! There were so many beautiful pieces for everyone!
I was with you on this one , would have renter an u-haul 😢
@@monatheriot6118by band account would have been emptied & I would have been smiling all the way home!
Not leaving the Pink girl behind!!! They are a set (the blue boy).
Thank you for the information Carey! While the Blue Boy and Pinkie prints were indeed a set, I was more drawn to Blue Boy for my shop. There are quite a few Pink Girl prints sold separately on Etsy though if you are interested! I appreciate your insight and thank you so much for watching! 😀
The trees look like napkin rings!
Please say the prices especially of the Elvis! The Fostoria American punch bowl set is valued over $1,000
Points to door casing and calls it crown molding, doesn't know what a napkin ring is. We're doomed.
Do you really have nothing else going on that you have to comment and be mean?
@@ElainaLEllis I don’t think she intended to be mean. Older people have a wealth of knowledge and are very aware of many many antiques and home architecture. Younger people haven’t a clue online. And if you have a channel if you don’t know something you can learn from your audience nothing wrong with that. Not to be mean as you say but our society has really dumbed down according to statistics and it’s intentional by the powers that be.
Really? You are enjoying this video for free. Don’t complain
Refrigerator water pitcher I have one that I still use.
Impressed with your RESPECT for former owner's "collections". So familiar with homes such as this + items accumulated over the years. I too live in a home of that era. Some would describe it as "Charming" .. I just refer to it as "Crowded Chaos". ha
Always imagine the Happy Meals served on the vintage dishes during Holidays. Oh, that small stool,, that's a 70's era plant stand aka milking stool reproduction. They were popular during the Ethan Allen Country Home Decor era.
Thank you for your kind words! I believe it's important to honor the legacy of the former owners and the collections they cherished. Living in a home from that era certainly comes with its own unique charm and character, doesn't it? "Crowded chaos" is a perfect way to describe it sometimes! I love the nostalgia of imagining holiday meals served on vintage dishes-it adds such warmth and history to the home. And thanks for the insight on the small stool! It's fascinating how certain pieces carry the essence of past design trends.
You should have gotten Pinky as she and Blue Boy are a set. 😊
This is fun ! So is George the Antique Nomad
Thanks Janet! Thank you for watching as well, glad you enjoyed it 😀
Yes, blue boy and pinky are a set.
Wonderful furniture!!!!
I agree Mary! Thank you so much for watching!
The pitcher , art deco, from the 20’s was used to keep water or juice in the fridge. The wholes in the Christmas trees are for napkins.
Thank you so much Mary for sharing your insight and for watching! I though it might be a beverage container!
That jug with the cattails on it in the kitchen was a water jug !
The Christmas ceramic trees with holes in them are napkin rings.
You are a very calming person, I suspect you have viewers who are watching you because they get an ASMR experience as well. Just thought I'd let you know that in case you get comments that don't seem to have much to do with your vintage thrifting agenda and more to do with sounds and other specific oddities! Beautiful videos btw, thanks for sharing them!
Thank you for the kind words and for sharing your thoughts! I'm really glad you find the videos calming and enjoyable. Thank you so much for watching!
Love the pine walls.
Christmas tree napkin holders!
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The trees with holes are napkin rings
Those Christmas trees with a hole are napkin rings
Napkin holders are the Christmas trees with holes in them.
Don’t pass up that Epic toilet paper ! 🤭
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Big difference between old and antique. One man's trash....❤
The furniture was absolutely stunning!!! ❤ was thinking the same thing that you should have gotten the picture set especially if you were selling it!!! I so would have gone into the shelter!!! Cool video!!! ☺️
But this was cool thanks for taking us along
Glad you enjoyed it Jane! Thanks for coming along on the adventure! 🌻
Would have liked to look at the glass 😢 and prices
I would say that the little porcelaine christmas trees are for those little candles 😊
I think i recognize this house from the bomb shelter, I believe it's in South norfolk. If so, im from and currently live there, and there's a ton of old houses like this full of old treasures. Great video
You’ve got a good eye! South Norfolk definitely has some incredible old homes packed with treasures too. Glad you enjoyed the video!
the dining room sideboard was beautiful. i would have looked at that seriously. i have a vintage vanity like the 2 they had in the garage. all restored w/ a round mirror; its one of my favorite pieces.
im curious why you said u probably will give the basket to ur mom when your putting it for sale in ur store? & blue boy is holding his hat.
The basket was in rough shape. Two or three places where there was big missing / broken off pieces and the wrapping along the edge on the top is missing about 5 inches of wrap. I would have pointed it out to them & offered 10-15 dollars especially if I were to resell in a shop.
That Fostoria punch bowl is fantastic!!!!!