SELLING SPARKS! | ANTIQUE-VINTAGE RESELLER & FRIENDS AT SHOW
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- HUGE ANTIQUE & VINTAGE MARKET | NEIGHBORS & I SHOW OUR STUFF
Rarely is there time to videotape my booth at a vintage meet, but the recent Sparks, Kansas Antique & Collectible Show offers four days of shopping fun, giving me time to record down my row of vendors! This mix of mostly antiques and vintage shows what I bring to an indoor-outdoor show near St. Joseph and Kansas City, with actual selling prices and a view of cool stuff from my immediate neighbors.
I’ve never been to Sparks before this, and I get to share my wares much more extensively than usual. I’ll talk about items I have, why they’re collectible and what people are buying. Costume jewelry to kitchen, cameras and some controversial stuff that requires mutual understanding to heal are all on the docket. I also talk about strategies for setting up for a show booth to boost sales.
Then I have fun with the neighbors and make some purchases that immediately resell! The ‘turn and burn’ is a fun way for dealers to all make profit, helping an item find its way to the ultimate collector. A 1930s bar set and a ’57 T-Bird promo car come and go fast, and I in turn pass Blenko bargains on to another dealer.
Neighbors with original metal art, farm finds and furniture, a ton of interesting smalls, movie posters and beer signs…there’s a lot right near me. A highlight is watching a box turn into a seed table, a perfect base for a collapsable bar or kitchen sorter! I show off my haul from the spaces around me, and dream of the shopping spree I plan to take before and after I open tomorrow…
Here’s some more of what we see in this video:
Farm primitive and old paint furniture, blue mirrored table, desk phone, Juliana jewelry, cameos, Trifari, Lucite/wood WWII owl pin, bird bath, trike, Pfaltzgraff Yorktowne, cast iron kitchenware, vintage s&p’s, Goula bobblehead, dive watches, Swiss Army and fruit knives, Coke and Worlds Fair ephemera, air gauges, tobacciana, fire fighting equipment, Northwest Native American basketry and stone tools, prints and paintings, Denver stoneware jug, Fenton glass, offering box, ink blotters, Frankoma pottery, railroad china, Royal Gouda, Murano cigarette set, Treasure Craft figures, Weller Kingfisher, Tiffin, Jaru horses, ad pins, Early American blown stemware, backstage passes, chalk wall dancers, Faberge eggs, Lladro, Kentucky Derby ad mirror, bikes, 1960s toys, kerosene lanterns, bridge lamps, tins, alarm clocks, radios, fishing reels and ammo boxes, badges and pins, etc.
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Those 200 yr old glasses were beautiful!!
Weren't they special in their simplicity? I was pleased that I sold a few to a fellow who only buys glass that old
How fortunate are we to have you share your tremendous knowledge of antiques, vintage and collectable items. I like how you hold the camera still while allowing us to focus on what you are discribing. I would fall in love with an item then you would print that it sold 😟. I'm glad that you were able to sell a good amount, what fun! 🌻🌼🌿
I had to add this to my previous comment. I laughed so hard when you were showing the stretchy bracelet with all the clear stones. You said something like that you didn't understand the popularity of this type of bracelet because you would get all your wrist hair stuck in it!😂. Oh my ....... as a woman I would have to say that it never crossed my mind, it was just such a guy thing to say, still laughing 😂 😂😂
Ha! Yes, you're right about that...I remember my dad would shave his wrist where his expandable watch band went
Wow, thank you! I try (usually) to make sure you can really see what I'm seeing. I'm sorry your favorites all sold though, it was a good show!
@@TheAntiqueNomad DO YOU HAVE SOMETHING AGAINST HEISEY GLASS ??? Asked three times what you thought of that category.
I absolutely love your videos. So informative and your items are amazing. I loved the owl pin! Thanks for doing what you do so folks like me can see what’s out there especially since I can’t be, not yet anyway.
I'm grateful to get the chance! Thank you too
41:05 I would have fallen all over myself to buy that RCA lamp for $20!
You're right there!
I love your jewlery collections. Stunning. It makes me want to dress up! Lol.
I'm finding some women even buying to wear with jeans now just because the jewelry is fun
You did a beautiful job with your booth. The western arrangement caught my eye, but that vignette with the art and black Tiffin vase was really stunning, George!
Well thank you, Jeremy! I don't always have time to set up like that, but the Tiffin vase and the pieces around it just fell into place so easily...sometimes it's like that
The "Royal Gouda (sp?)" pitcher in black & white was so stylish to my eyes. Loved the little brown dog with expressive eyes & ears at 19:33. I have never seen a child's toy switchboard! I got a big kick out of that.
I thought all those pieces were fun too!
Love the way you arrange your booth, you have a real talent for presentation! Wish I could shop your booth!
Thank you! Where are you located? Perhaps I'll be in your vicinity someday
@@TheAntiqueNomad North central Iowa, not far from MN border.
OMG!!! There were so many things there I wanted...with absolutely no room to put any of them. I almost fell out, when you had the price of the cranberry flashed lustres on the screen! I liked the "City of New Orleans" plate, too. The seed vendor's "Easyfold" case was fantastic! I think I would have to replace something, to find a spot for that Victorian birdcage - loved that! Fantastic tour and info, as always! Thanks!!!
Glad you got to see it! Yes I do bargain price some things when I can. I wish I'd had room for the seed cabinet
@@TheAntiqueNomad I got in a couple minutes late, (preparing dinner for Mother), and dove right into the video. The variety of items, and the interest each one had was amasing! That seed cabinet would make a great piece to display jewelry, and other small items, for a show. Looking forward to tomorrow's premier!
@@TheAntiqueNomad Here in MN we pronounce Faribault - Fair a Bow :)
Wow! Such a wonderful variety of things. And the prices...fantastic! Tfs 😃
Thank you! I was really happy to be able to sell and shop there. It was a great variety of things and more in upcoming videos...this was a big market
The foldable wooden piece would be great to have to do vintage markets. I love all of the compartments in it & how easy it is to put away after doing a market. 😊
I totally agree! I want to steal that design if I could find a carpenter to make one
One of my fav things is to see what your setup is and all your items 😊
I get lots of lol moments when I watch your channel. Brightens my day 😄😂👍👍
I'm so glad! I'm really having fun too and I'm glad to share it
Love your shows , thank you for all the info you give , i watch you from Athens , Greece , you provide good intertainment for me as i am disabled goin on 13 years . THANK YOU , your new Greek friend.
I'm very glad! It's nice to know this is interesting to someone who lives where there's such amazing antiquities. Please share me with your friends, and thank yoU!
Your jewelry case is filled with stunning pieces. ❤️👍🇨🇦
Thank you so much! I have a lot of fun looking for costume jewelry and am about to get another good collection (with any luck)
George WOW ! Your booth here - really well and thoughtfully laid out! Loved the sounds of the early morning crickets! Interesting term -> The ‘Turn-and-burn’. ......yep I agree .....while you are ever so passionate about your craft - it indeed is also your ‘work’ and so you sell as wisely and efficiently as you can !
Loved the Canada Dry display stand!
Thanks for having us along!
Cheers !
Ontario 🇨🇦
Thank you! I hope to sell that rack to someone North of the border
I really enjoyed watching this video. You have a wealth of knowledge! You also have a knack for displaying the colors and various items to their full advantage. Very impressive!
Thank you so much! I really try to present things so people can get an idea of how to use them in their own home (especially when cramming in so much)
Did you have a successful show from a sales perspective? Your items for sale were fabulous!
Sales were very good, especially considering I was unknown there before the show! Thank you for your kind words.
Your booth for this show is incredible! I have just started selling antiques and vintage and have a small booth at a local antique and collectible store. The knowledge I have gained from watching you is invaluable! I love how you try to have something for men and women - I am trying to do that in my booth too! Love your channel!
That is awesome! I'm so excited to see new people getting into the business. I'm glad I can share my knowledge, and I hope you like, subscribe and tell your friends. Where is your mall?
Fun idea to put small 🐢 by the diving watch ! 😊
I am from Kansa City, George. My sister lives there and i feel like anything goes. Use of color and textiles, etc do well. We love the curiosities, pottery, wovens and rugs!
I really enjoy that show and hope I can do it again!
Okay, this video is now my favourite! I say that a lot but I learned so much! Thanks George!
I'm glad I got to go and show you! It really was fun and a fun video to make
You make me think about stuff that I don't normally look at as very interesting but most of what you showed i would love to own so many great antiques living in Vermont I just saw things I've never seen before love your shows thanks for doing this for us
I'm so glad! I like sharing the width and breadth of the antique and vintage experience so we all can enjoy each others' interests. Vermont is a wonderful place and I'm sure there's things to be found there!
George I am now in love with Gouda thanks to you....lol.....loved that two tone piece!
Oh me too I'm sad that I've sold most of it now!
We thoroughly enjoyed your booth! Such a wide selection of items that would interest one and all!👏
Thank you for your appreciation! It tells me I'm on the right track
My mother’s first cousin was killed on Guadalcanal. She never got over it.
That had to be so terrible, we think we're going through it now but WWII was so incredibly bad, long and everywhere...I feel for everyone affected by that
Loved it! 💜
Thank you!! I had a lot of fun there and I'm glad it showed
I learn so much watching all your videos. How you keep all that information straight I'll never know!!
Thank you! I have to check myself sometimes, but I live around this every day and it just seems to stick with me
I love how you have such a variety of things to choose from. Would of loved those cranberry glass lamps !! Love colored glass, new or old. Thanks for sharing George. 👏👏
Thanks so much! 😊 I love colored glass too. I really try to bring a lot of variety, and usually have at least one thing no one in the show has
Would love looking at your booth if I was at the Show! I dearly love antique shows and flea markets so we can travel with you!! Thank you for sharing, travel safe!,
Maybe one day! I do shows around the country so maybe I'll be in your neighborhood
Fabulous I just learned my sister owns a Tiffin Black Amethyst vase. Its beautiful I just filled it with water and flowers. Should have taken a photo.
Oh, cool! I love it when someone has something they see in my video and learns more about it
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
Nice nice stuff …
The pink cameo was beautiful as was the enamel buckle!!!
Thanks! I was very happy to find both of those. I really enjoy 1910s jewelry, it's not as hot as Victorian and 1960s now but it will be again, I believe...I do have customers who like it
You are such a wealth of knowledge! My husband has even joined in and watches with me!
That is awesome! I"m glad you both enjoy it. I find that it's more fun to find things both men and women enjoy so we can all appreciate each other's stuff
That Rotating Shot Glass holder in steel was a quality product. I had one once, and sold it for much less. It is the market you are in, that gives you the best price. Good price on the shot glasses. 🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈💜💜💜💜💜💜🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈💜💜💜💜💜💜🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈💜💜💜💜💜💜🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈💜💜💜💜💜💜🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐱🐈🐈🐈🐈🐈
I love that set! They used to go for less, but they've always done well on the coasts and I think the midwest is catching up
Well if l find another one, l will charge more for it. Old bar gear is fun, even if you don't drink. Used to serve cocktails. Good luck on your sales.🎃🎃🎃🎃🎃👻👻👻👻👻👻🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🍇🤯🤯🤯🤯🤯☠☠☠☠☠🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🥕🦚🦚🦚🦚🦚🦚🍁🍁🍁🍁🍁🌼🌼🌼🌼🌼🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋🦋💔💔💔💔💔💁♀️💁♀️💁♀️💁♀️💁♀️💁♀️💜💜💜💜💜👾👾👾👾👾👾☠☠☠☠🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿👺👺👺👺🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🐀🐀🐀🐀🐀🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾🌾👽👽👽👽
Thank you George. How exciting. Hope you cleaned up.
Thank you! I did very well at all the midwest shows, it was a real shot in the arm given the strangeness of this year and being cut off from my regular show season out west
By George! You're a walking encyclopedia! Lol. New subscriber, enjoying your channel thus far.
I'm so glad! Have fun and thank you for coming along
I love that you touched on the point of buying from a dealer, and turning around and selling it for more in your booth. I do a well know flea market in Chicago (Rosemont, by O'hare airport) and many times I have someone buy from me, to use in their booth. A lady across from me had wonderful jewelry and came over to buy several pieces of jewelry and also some items to use in her displays. She paid me what I was asking, and later sold the pieces for almost twice what she paid me. I look at it much the same as you do, if I'm getting my full asking price, why should I care what you do with it. And to be honest, it's money in my pocket, and I don't have to wait around all day hoping the right person will come along and buy it. I always enjoy setting up my displays, but at a fast paced flea market like Rosemont, well you get alot of haggling ( sometimes very rude customers) and can't always give the one on one attention that closes the sale. So I will gladly sell to other dealers all day long.
Exactly right about the selling to dealers! I couldn't agree more
You need that fold up seed table!!!!! How cool!!!
If I'd only had room in the van! I wanted that and the chaise lounge salesman's sample from White Cloud, but I didn't dare
So nice to see your booth lay out and your thought process of setting up. Your neighbor's booth is a man cave haven, I may be female but he had a lot of meat treasures! 🤩
I'm glad it was worth sharing with people, I wasn't sure how many would care but several said they liked knowing my thought process! I really liked my neighbor, he and his daughter had the passion and liked a lot of things I appreciated too
Great video, it was like an educational tour of a museum.
Thank you, that's a great compliment! Antique shows are fun because you can buy the "museum" piece and take it home with you
Thanks for showing us your stall really neat things, looks like a fun time! 😎🐈❤
Thank you! I do sure enjoy it
What a fantastic booth George! You had a turquoise Chinese goose among the Blenko glass. If you haven’t sold it I an interested. Thanks!
Thank you, Nina! I think I do still have the turquoise goose, let me check my inventory this week. Please email me theantiquenomad@gmail.com to remind me
I keep trying to dust your show items, at first I thought it was my screen. Very interesting items
It was SO dusty there!
Wow George you look like a see through Darth Vader lol xx. Love the shot glass-set and what a bargain the telephone. Wow well done George, you sold the shot glass set I knew it was a good one xxx. Your booth looked fabulous and so eclectic which is great. Love the scottie ink blotter and the lavender vase, not seen that colour before. Gouda is so unusual. I have some of the mulberry ware, sorry have been commenting on each part of video lol the blue dish with the doves is very unusual, (well in England). What a good price the red lamps
Hi Jacqui! Very silly looking clear mask but more breathable I guess. I was pleased with what I got, but also with the general variety there, it was fun to see what you noticed and many of your mentions were memorable to me too! I'm happy to say I have a few more Gouda pieces in Washington so I'll get to bring more to market when I head to Florida next month.
I have been to Sparks as buyer never as a seller. Really enjoyed myself but had way too many time constraints. Glad you had a good time
It really is an amazing place to sell and shop! I'd love to do it again and plan to in the Spring
You have a great eye George. Lots of really interesting stuff. 👍👍
Glad you think so! We all have our own perspective but I like so much in so many categories, I'm bound to hit on something people enjoy
Thanks for sharing your Tips and Knowledge!! I look forward to Every New Episode. Be Safe Out There and Have Fun Like There's No Tomorrow!!
Thanks! You too! I'm excited that you're enjoying being along for the ride
My lamp. 7:49. I love it. There it is again. Wow. I’ll IM you.
Sure! Or send an email to theantiquenomad@gmail.com
Bravo👋👋👋👋Brilliant video.
Beautiful treasures.
Thank you very much! I'm glad you had fun with it, I really did too
I'm just getting around to watching this well-done video from a few months ago, and I learned a lot from you. I am going to impart my knowledge back at you. I am a Lladró collector, an attraction which began with my parents many trips to Spain and all the beautiful figures the brought back to the US. Also, all my grandparents are from different areas of Spain. At any rate, a lot of Americans say "Lladró" with the accent on the first syllable-that is incorrect! The accent falls on the second syllable. You can see the accent mark over "Lladró" to help one with the proper stress. Anyways, i hope you appreciate this information in the spirit it's being given 😊
Hi, Maria! I'm always glad to learn things and I do appreciate it! I'm only starting to learn a little Spanish and we tend to anglicize everything. Lla-DRO is beautifully made
That was so enjoyable!!! Thank you!
Glad you enjoyed it! I'm showing more from the twin town flea markets this week
U have such a wealth of knowledge..I always learn so much from u .u had some wonderful jewelry pieces which I collect old jewelry..love it. Great video .
I really enjoy vintage jewelry! I'm glad I'm still finding things to show you, thanks for coming along on my journeys
Admired the basket pin!
Me too! I'm glad you liked it, what a fun show that was
Hahahahaha...pfaltzgraff point taken!.....maybe I'll lighten up on MB a little. ~L
Lol I figured you'd see that! Believe me for the z size and weight it didn't get a ton
Yorktowne is almost impossible to give away here in MN.
I love going to Sparks! I hope to see you there in the future
It's fantastic! I hope to go next April
Great cameras 📸
So cool to see the Hull mushroom set. I have a single one at tbe moment. Trying to sell a single is not easy.
agreed! If I see a mate I'll pick it up for you
Wow!! Your booth was amazing! I hope you sold EVERYTHING! I just can’t imagine packing and unpacking and setting up all those amazing treasures!! (Especially the delicate ones, oh my!).
Thank you once again for a lovely video! I love listening to you and continue to learn from you and enjoy your videos so much.
I wish you much continued success!!
Ps..Kim still loves George!
Thank you! It's real work but it's sure fun and you get faster with the breakables as time goes on
I wish some people would take the time to dust a bit. Your displays always look nice.
It's so hard with outdoor sales! Whatever doesn't sell acquires a fine film of dust
Thank you for the history and narrative George! Love love listening to you. I learn a ton every time!
I'm glad! I'll keep looking for fun stuff
That R.A. Fox print you have, the one with the Viking type ship in the background? I did a lot of vintage paper restoration and being a Fox collector, any of his work with ships in it are scarce as are the ones, highly desirable, of cows and farm scenes. I believe that the ship series he did was done late in his popularity.
I believe you're correct, it was later production! I sold it at my last show, I have to admit I had a twinge of seller's remorse
Good booth
Oh, thank you! I sure have fun putting the booths together.
Your booth looks amazing George!
Aww thanks! I have a lot of fun setting up for the shows
nice setup i live about 40 miles south from Sparks i live in Leavenworth Kansas lots of cool stuff very educational thanks go by there on my way to White Cloud
Yes I'll have a White Cloud video I discovered that place while at Sparks
Thanks, very informative video.
Glad it was helpful! I'm sure enjoying taking you along with me
Your booth looks amazing!
Thank you! I have fun doing the booth setup, it's always a little different and it's fun to see the response
Amazing booth George! Happy to see you passing it on to good homes. Keep on trucking with the sells!🤑🤑🤞🤝😀
Thank you, Becky! I love seeing stuff go to its ultimate collectors. I'm pleased to say sales are doing fine, considering all the world's going through now
Lollapalooza 1995 was my first concert 😂 Unfortunately all of the cool little fliers and things I saved from it are lost.
From St Louis... World fair park is Forest Park
Yes I had to correct myself! It's a great place
The big park in St. Louis is Forest Park.
Hello George 😊
Really enjoy your channel!
I appreciate that! I'm so glad you're having fun with it, so am I. See you Wednesday with more!
It was great to see your booth and I love how you brought a variety of things for a variety of people. Looking forward to Wednesdays video!
Thanks!! I'll shop and show more of the show Wednesday
Can't wait!!!
Great stuff
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it
Wow. What a successful show you had!
Thanks it was great!
You're booth is fabulous! So eclectic.
You had me laughing so hard over the Robinson Crusoe bowl. "You think he would just look up" and "Who wears mukluks on a desert island?". 😂
I found the swastika on the Alaskan basket fascinating. If I remember correctly, it's a sign of spiritually and divinity in Indian religion, including Buddhism and Hinduism. Amazing that to most it is a sign of evil.
You're right, the swastika is an ancient Sanskrit design! It was only co-opted for evil. Thank you for enjoying my silly sense of humor...I do like to laugh at some of the old designs that seem ill-considered now
I noticed the owl pin before you drew our attention to it, and I don’t even like lucite! Fantastic! I can’t wait to visit a booth of yours one day! 15:58 do you remember what you asked for the lacy basket, and its provenance?
I think those are from Ojibwa people in Michigan
@@TheAntiqueNomad thank you!!! I just picked one up for $6 and hung it on a gallery wall.
Great booth George! I really appreciate you having so much interesting moderately priced items. I thought I saw some cloth patches on one of your tables. Would love to see any patches you have for sell. Also, did you bring home any of those all access passes?
Hi! Send an email to me at TheAntiqueNomad@Gmail.com and I'll try to take pics. I did end up with a bunch of backstage patches as well. All those items are in storage in Kentucky until mid-November but I can oblige you then
Hi from B.C. Enjoying your video.
Good to see you again!
Glad to have you back!
George, around 15:23, is that print Loates? I love his art!
Awesome show.
It is worth the drive
@@TheAntiqueNomad you must try the Elkhorn Antique Flea Market in Wisconsin sometime. It's a large show with lots of vendors and even more shoppers. It's one of my favorite spots.
I think I saw that you had some California Sprites. I learned about them from your book and I am now collecting them. Do you have any for sale at a reasonable price?
I do have a few! Please send me an email at theantiquenomad@gmail.com and I'll try to send pictures
Hi George! Love your booth! Wish I could visit but unfortunately I’m in SC. I collect DeGrazia and was wondering how much you’re selling your print for. ❤️ Have fun!
Thank you! The DeGrazia print is $24 and is at Twin Lakes Antique Mall in Gilbertsville, KY. They could ship...or I could when I get back to Kentucky next month. If you decide you're interested, just email me at theantiquenomad@gmail.com
Interesting booth! Hope you did very well!!! How much did the ink blotter black elephant and jadeite dog go for? I have never seen or heard of those, as I know of. How do you keep someone from stealing from your booth? Has that ever happened?
Thanks! I did well. The ink blotter elephant goes for about $30 and the dog (jadeite is more collectible now) around $40. I learned a long time ago to greet EVERY person who comes into my space, shoplifters hate being identifiable and it's easy for them to find people not paying attention...so I've had very little theft
I won’t be able to jump on until 8:30pm... looking forward to it👍
See you then!
Hi George. Just wondering the origin of the yellowish basket at 15:53 directly underneath the Alaskan good luck symbol basket. It's kind of open weave with panels. thanks and enjoy your videos!
I believe that was Ojibwe from the Great Lakes region. It sold at that show
Yay
:)
No one probably knows what mukluks are but people our age, George. I missed you when yiu were at Cindy Smothermans last! How often are you in NH, Indiana?
I’ll be in Newburgh doing an appraisal fair end of March and maybe again in New Harmony’s annual Antique show
Hey George, I collect vintage costume jewelry. My heart skipped a beat at your display! It's hard to find nice quality rhinestone cluster rings, but it looked like you had several. Do you sell them online?
Hi, Mary! I have those set aside for shows but would be glad to sell directly to you. If you see specific ones you want, email me at theantiquenomad@gmail.com and I'll look for them in my storage when I return to Kentucky next month
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thank you kindly!
Absolutely love the items you have especially the jewelry‼️🙋🏻♀️ do you sell them in eBay & do you do sell in L.I. 🗽❓💓💗
Thanks! I sell at real world shows, eBay on occasion. I haven't sold in NY yet
Spitting Image has just started again - and of course Trump features !
I love those bridge lamps - we don’t have them in the UK
I just heard about the spitting image reboot!
They are putting clips of sketches on You Tube
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Thanks Hilda! I'm glad you had fun too
FFS! Look at that face shield. 😂😂😂
I wish I still lived in Indiana. I was born and grew up in Crown Point and didn't move to Florida until I was 57. Maybe you aren't in Indiana. Where is Sparks?
Sparks is in Northeast Kansas near the Iowa border. I'll be in Florida for shows this winter!
I just Sold a Rotary phone for $69.
On ebay . I spent 2 dollars at a yard sale for my phone 🤑
Wow that's great! They've really gone up in value
It would be nice if you showed some of the Vintage and antique dolls for us women who watch your Channel
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I agree, Wilma, I like dolls! I haven't been finding very interesting ones but I'll keep looking.
@@TheAntiqueNomad thanks, it doesn't matter what kind or what shape they're in😊💝💝💝
that 1910 cottage style mirror- we have had one just like it- different engraved/litho picture- in the family since my great-grandma bought it at an antique store when my grandma was a girl in the 1920's. What is the value?
They don't go as high as they used to but still around $50-75