Fine English Antiques! Barley Twist, tea caddies, Cornishware, and a mix of modern elements.
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 15 เม.ย. 2023
- Join me for an awesome antique mall in the heart of downtown Franklin, Tennessee. This Nashville area hidden gem is full of best English antiques and tea accessories. Have never seen so many tea caddies under one roof. Dealers bring England's finest to you, including Mason's ironstone and Flow Blue. See the unusual finds such as 1800's curtain tie-backs, apothecary bank of drawers, and Rabbitware. Over 7,700 square feet of the rarest and best. Transferware, Welsh furniture, and Cornishware are just a few of the interesting finds here. Stylish and efficient kitchenware steals the show. Pop into Scarlett Scales, a local designer featuring an eclectic mix of antique and modern vintage. See the classic tabletop pattern that inspires my fashion find.
Winchester Antique Mall
Address: 121 2nd Ave N, Franklin, TN 37064Hours: Monday-Saturday 10 AM-5 PM
Sunday 1-5 PM
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I am learning so much from your videos! I'm even taking friends "thrifting" and checking out the back stamps on china, crystal, and glassware! WOW, it's amazing!
Thrilled to hear this! Enjoy your thrift outings! 🛍️
I think the glass bowl in the big tea caddy was to mix the two different types of tea together.
Good to know! ☕️
I was about to say the same thing. My mother told me it was to mix the blends of tea together.
Yes, people made their own blends and I had been brought up believing that was the purpose of the bowl. However, a knowledgeable antique dealer told me it was actually a sugar bowl. This makes some sense, too, as sugar was also expensive and safeguarded in some houses. This way they could keep a small, useable amount of sugar handy for a single cup of tea or more informal tea, but still keep it under lock and key. Who knows? Maybe all are true depending upon the household.
What a wonderful tour of both shops - so many exquisite pieces! I truly enjoy your videos - it is so enjoyable to have an elegant, polished, articulate, well-spoken and well-educated host.
Thank you! Your kind message means so much. I was like a kid in a candy store with all the English antiques.
I agree! You described her channel perfectly 🌹
I would use the tie backs in an entry way to hang coats or hats on.
Brilliant and creative use of antique curtain tie-backs! 💡
Hi Lady Mary Beth the best thing I liked from your video was the apothecary Furniture piece I guess you call that I would love to have one you always look so beautiful in your videos I love to see your videos I learned so much and you inspire me so much and educate me in all the finds that you have come across God bless you Lady Mary Beth
It's like Tea Caddies R Us 😂
This is the kind of antique store I love best. Really old, fine things. They've lasted as long as they have because they are high quality. They were taken good care of by people who recognized their quality and value. These are treasures from centuries past and we are lucky to be able to be "custodians" of these exquisite artifacts. What an amazing store! Thanks for taking us along 🍷
Good afternoon Lady Mary Beth. What a haul. Your thrifting skills are as always, impeccable. 😊😊
Everything is so beautiful.
Hi lady Mary Beth,you never think English antiques are all over in other countries.loved coming around with you lv Ann 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️
Ann, we are lucky to have beautiful English antiques here. Dealers bring them in from buying trips. Was lucky to grow up with some of these fine furnishings. My parents loved Barley Twist, too.
Great ironstone pitchers ! Chinoiserie beautiful....awesome foot bath ...thank you for this amazing tour ! And happy collecting ! 💕👫🌴🌞
I’m in the uk and have a big collection on Cornishware a lot belonged to my grandmother, I also have a large Welsh dresser in my kitchen , I bought it from a auction years ago I didn’t pay too much for it back then and I love it . X
Oh! I said to myself I would take the 2 jackets. Then you did!
The sugar bag, cobalt blue dipped Wedgwood was a good deal stateside. I've a large collection of these pieces, all made before 1920
Growing up we had that blue and white striped jug in one size up. It was on our supper table every night! My dad would cool his tea with a bit of water from it......good memories, good parents.
Love the needlepoint and cross stitch wall gallery. Bathroom make over lovely.
You have an amazing knowledge of vintage and antiques, in so many categories 🥰
I cant believe i missed this!
It's never too late to watch. Thanks for tuning in to the Franklin, TN antique mall.
Thank you very much for sharing such a store with so many antiques to choose from.
When you're in TN next, I'd love to see you feature Monty Young, Michael Hall, Sandra Polk, or others that specialize in regional TN & general Southern antiques. Many of us from the South appreciate the things made here by & for our ancestors.
Will look into this. Thanks for the suggestions.
Absolutely gorgeous episode today, Mary Beth, thanks for taking us along.
Thank you for the education.
I join you in the love of tea caddies (chest). Thank you for yet another wonderful shop/mall to learn about and purchase great finds♥️🫖
Hello,
We love your videos because you explain about the back stamp and give your opinion about the items. Just love you and of course the videos.
Thank you.
I appreciate you taking the time to comment. Backstamps are a roadmap to the history of an item. In the design phase with a China Baroque backstamp bracelet. These can be as beautiful as the china piece.
Oh, I so love blue-striped Cornish ware! It can be hard to find even in England. Those blue patterned wraps are lovely.
Would love to thrift a piece of Cornish ware. Will be looking!
Thank you! Just beautiful! Many favorites too!❤❤
That Welsh "Dresser" Hutch is my absolute dream furniture piece❤
Efficient and stylish. Those copper pots complete the look.
Love everything about this store. I’d bring all home if I have million dollars.
So many, so rich
Thank you for showcasing the beauty and history of antiques. As a new subscriber, I look forward to learning more. I have always enjoyed my grandmothers' treasures, and now I can enjoy their history as well.
Thanks for subscribing! Greetings from our home in Germany. ❤️🇩🇪 Stay tuned for episodes filmed here.
The finest antiques! Learned a lot today and need a tea caddy. 😊
You and me both!
winderful knowledge of the tea caddy.
@3:59 - ah! Now I see - all your FB hints/clues are revealed! 😊
oh my goodness if I went there I would have to rent a uhaul to drive home. so many gorgeous things!
Thk you for sharing your video, I learned a lot! I must say too ,you look good ON the blue shawl wow!😊
Hello Mary Beth ! Wonderful Antiques....gotta Love a nice Apothecary bank...crown Darby Devine ! Favorite Gilded room ! 👫🌞🌴⛵
Didn’t see any Crown Derby or Royal Crown Derby.
@@wightwick13 that's what she called it ! I couldn't read it from here ! Lol
@@MyTakeOnHomeGarden They were made by Samuel Radford (Ltd) who manufactured at High Street, Fenton, Stoke-on-Trent, England from 1883 to 1955. This backstamp is c. 1891 - 1913.
We had that exact biscuit barrel at home! Memories! Gosh, that French mirror is stunning. If that glass could only talk! Haha! Yes, you would fall in love with tea caddies and they are all fine examples x
Love love all the vibrant colors in the china and dishes we viewed! Beautiful items in this antique mall! ❤❤
The Sadler tea set was a favorite. Thanks for viewing the English antiques! 🇬🇧
Your dusters are gorgeous, I wouldn't have been able to resist them either!
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Very much enjoyed the tour, especially the barley twist!
Great items ……🇨🇦🇨🇦🇨🇦❤️🙋🏼♀️👍
That was amazing- so many interesting pieces. I’d need an elevated budget to take most of those lovelies home though 😢
Lovely show as always I do hope we get to meet your family one day
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Really lovely items in this store.
It was quite interesting to see so many items hundreds of years old. And nice to learn the history of the tea boxes. I’m so glad you picked up both the dusters. I was watching and calling to the TV, you have to get them, you like the Chinoiserie so much, lol. Enjoy your beautiful dusters.
I heard you loud and clear. Got them! So happy with the Blue Willow dusters!
OMG ..loved loved this store ..thank you so much for sharing...
What fun! The Winchester Antique Mall is definitely my favorite place to shop when in Franklin, Tennessee. So many beautiful treasures. I’m so glad you got to visit, Lady Mary Beth! 🛍
Now that I have revived myself from my swoon... 😂 Thank you so much for showing this beautiful antique store/mall to us! English antiques are my favorites and I spent so much of the video drawing in my breath at the exquisite pieces that I was positively light-headed! All just gorgeous!
Thank you again! I always appreciate your commentary, as well. You are so thorough and such a wonderful hostess, showing us back stamps and close-ups of details. I will watch this over and over and daydream!
I also have a weakness for English Antiques. Glad you enjoyed it! 😘
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Yes! I always like the things you like! 💕
Such beautiful pieces! That antique mall in Tennessee is a must for any antique/vintage decorator! Love the blue and white. Thank for sharing, really enjoy the information discussed for each item❤
Beautiful collection, thanks for sharing stay safe and have a blessed day. 👍
I love the sarcophagus style tea caddy, but I think the crystal bowl is a marriage, the bowl is often replaced, does not quite fit. I love Noritake. Love the blue willow wraps, lovely.
Those tie backs are fabulous!!
Beautiful
❤ once again you dont disappoint...thank you for the trip.
Glad you enjoyed it and thanks for watching!
Gorgeous 🦋
Loved it; not cheap though
Yes loved this too I much rather watch LMB take us for a stroll through a higher end shop than look at made in China nik naks.
I love the compotes! My mother had an apothecary cabinet in the 70s, our drug store in town underwent a re
model, and she bought it. Lots of wonderful things! Thanks for sharing ❤!
The cups, saucers and tea plates are not Crown Derby or Royal Crown Derby, they were made by Samuel Radford (Ltd). Samuel Radford (Ltd) manufactured china in High Street, Fenton, Stoke-on-Trent, England from 1883 until 1955. The backstamp was used c. 1891 - 1913.
Good eye!
Probably not so much a case of having a good eye as being more familiar with the Crown Derby/Royal Crown Derby backstamps. Have a collection/collect Crown Derby/Royal Crown Derby - mainly Old Imari (1128) and Imari (2451) with a few pieces in the Witches Pattern (6299) and Kings Pattern (383)
Been waiting all day for you!!!
This is a older video. I hope you see this. Early August 2023 NOLA vacation. Have you been to any antique stores on Royal Street?
It’s been a few years since I was on Royal Street. NOLA is always fun. I think the silver shop closed.
great treasures 🤍🕊
love SPODE!
I wish I could afford some of them
Heading back to England in 2 weeks I will be looking for these items 🙌🙌
Curious to know flea market prices on tea caddies. 🤔
@@LadyMaryBeth I will be looking, I had no idea they were so expensive?
I don't think the glass in that Georgian Tea Caddy is a "slop bowl". It's a Caddy Liner aka Mixing Bowl for the two types of Loose Leaf Tea that are usually stored in the two Cannisters. 09:59 The inside of the Cannisters used to be lined with tin/aluminum, and because of age look "dirty". The Slop Bowl is a separate bowl for discarding tea leaves at the bottom of the tea bowl/teacup. This was before the Victorians invented the Tea Strainers. 🤔 There's also a Tea Caddy spoon to scoop and measure tea leaves, usuall one Caddy Spoon of tea leaves per person. ❤️💕🥄🍂🫖
Love ❤
Nice to see there's still a market for it, my friends in the UK, tell me you can't give this stuff away, nobody in the UK wants it.
I would take the Welsh cabinet in a heartbeat. The modern farmhouse look will go out of style. Classic, well-built furniture is here to stay.
I found you looking for chinoiserie and when you find it I love seeing it! I have a Duck spout Sadler teapot I bought for $14. Inside was a note that it belonged to a Great aunt who married in 1815. It was never used. I have my grandmother’s Sadler, too. It would go well with any of the Imari! Thank you for showing so much! How much was the bust in the Scarlet Scales store? I can call if you don’t know. Mackenzie Childs uses a bust in their latest catalog.
You have a wonderful family treasure with an interesting history. So special! Please call the store to ask about the Scarlett scales front table bust. I did not catch the price.
@@LadyMaryBeth the $14 Sadler from 1815 was an auction buy and the store owners didn’t know what they had. Thanks for the reply!
I absolutely love the leopard jacket❤ where can i find it please?.?
Contact the Winchester location Scarlett Scales:
westmainbyscarlettscales.com/contact
The tea caddy with the crystal piece. I Don't think the crystal is original to the piece. A teabowl would be thereto mix green and black tea, often in glass or crystal.
What is it with all that sound of horrible nerve wrecking music, no different to heavy metal music, there is no need for that. Just get to the point.! What is wrong with you ppl you all seem to copy each other sounds.
I enjoy your knowledge of all the brands you share with us thank you. I also love meeting you at the Angles Attic thrift store 🙏🏼🥰🫶🏼
Loved meeting you, Martha! 😘