@@TheAntiqueNomad I told of finding them at my work and about your experience with EBay. This definitely wouldn’t be a good game to be playing if someone got mad at others.
A funny story about the cap guns, my cousin was looking through a Sears catalog. He found the perfect gift for himself for Christmas. He went to my Uncle to show him, it was of course the most expensive. My Uncle said why not this one, the less expensive. My cousin said why are you worried about the price. Dad you aren’t buying it, Santa is. My Uncle didn’t know what to say.
The pink Crown Ducal items, which I learned about for the first time today courtesy of this video, were GORGEOUS. I looooove pink & when it's combined with china it's hard for me to walk away. The collection of antique photos also really got my attention. Fascinating.
Thanks so much George for showing us your booth and around the show. Being shut-in here at home and wanting to get out there is a bit easier to handle after seeing all of that good stuff. Please come back to The Great Lake State of Michigan soon. I'd be tickled pink if I got to meet you and thank you in person for all of the knowledge share so freely with others. You truly are a gem of a person.
I should’ve but didn’t because I was traveling and couldn’t carry it. The dealer’s name is Trent, if you contact the show I think he still has it and perhaps they can connect you. It’s Custer’s Antique Show online
Thank you! I presume the thumbs down have an agenda, but they don't realize that TH-cam figures a thumbs down is as good as a thumbs up at showing interest lol
Love the Hull teapot ,the pink large bowl with frog, the Waterford decanters and all the old games I remember playing. George love 💕 the things you brought.
Hi George, Really enjoyed your videos. Always informative. I also love silver. My mother collected George Jensen. Do you ever make it to the east coast?
I have a set of four blue hobnail hurricane-style footed goblets with a fluted rim that I think may go with your blue hobnail decanter. I'm having difficulty finding anything about them online and I was wondering if I may send you some pictures of them to get your opinion about whether you think that they mat belong with the decanter that you have or not?
Thanks so much! 😊 I wasn't really so much a fan either until I saw collections well displayed, then I realized they can be really attractive in their own right
My goodness Erin, thank you so much! I didn't see this because I've been on the road. I'm so glad to share and it was very kind of you to share in return. Best wishes to you, we'll see you in the chat or comments again soon I hope!
😍Me telling Mom back in the 1980s: "Yeah, Mom. Ha-Ha, I got my Sippy Glass, & you can't do anything about it". 😤Mom says: "Give me that damn thing. Where the hell did you get it?. Did I tell you not to take from strangers. Now, go find me a good SWITCH!" (yelling at me while beating my ass with the switch at the same time)😭😭😭
Hey George! I liked that roadrunner figure. That Crown Ducal flower frog is really nice. I really like that piece. We have my grandmother's glass washboard. It's a large one, though. I liked the pipe next to the cap gun. There was a really good variety of items there. Thanks for the take-along!!!
Hi Mark! I thought you'd like the flower frog in particular. I think that's a cool pipe as well, it's a fun show and I think you'll like the rest of it in the next video even more
@@TheAntiqueNomad I live in Spokane and I really like watching your videos I started to follow the crazy lady lamp and now I follow you and Laura Caldwell and I learn a lot from each of you,I would have liked to meet you.
Thank you for the tour of your booth. Just to the left of the Treasure Craft Drummer was what looked like a figurine of a Slug 🐌. I’m intrigued! Can you tell me more about it please Thank You 🙏
Might the road runner be carved by a Begay? Of course they are noted for their silver work. A Native American saw my Bracelet for sale at a flea market and knew that the silver and turquoise bracelet was A Begay. He said that they the family are noted for several art mediums.
George, George!! I found JARTS!!!! Thought of you. Now I’m going to play with them!!!
Excellent! Don't throw them at your friends lol
@@TheAntiqueNomad I told of finding them at my work and about your experience with EBay. This definitely wouldn’t be a good game to be playing if someone got mad at others.
George, I’ve been reading your book… what a great book. 🎃
For those who want to know, it’s all about Treasure Craft pottery
I'm so glad you are enjoying it! I really had fun collecting and learning about all that stuff
A funny story about the cap guns, my cousin was looking through a Sears catalog. He found the perfect gift for himself for Christmas. He went to my Uncle to show him, it was of course the most expensive. My Uncle said why not this one, the less expensive. My cousin said why are you worried about the price. Dad you aren’t buying it, Santa is. My Uncle didn’t know what to say.
Lol that's a good one! Did that work? My dad would've taken the moment to disabuse me of Santa Claus lol
I do want to go to this show!
Hi George. Fantastic booth! Can't wait for part 2!
I remember dribble glasses !!!
Such a silly concept but fun
The pink Crown Ducal items, which I learned about for the first time today courtesy of this video, were GORGEOUS. I looooove pink & when it's combined with china it's hard for me to walk away. The collection of antique photos also really got my attention. Fascinating.
You have got great Bakelite.
I was very fortunate to find it, collections come up less often these days
Love the Rie Muñoz!
Thanks so much George for showing us your booth and around the show. Being shut-in here at home and wanting to get out there is a bit easier to handle after seeing all of
that good stuff. Please come back to The Great Lake State of Michigan
soon. I'd be tickled pink if I got to meet you and thank you in person for all of the knowledge share so freely with others. You truly are a gem of a person.
That is really nice to hear and I’m glad I can help you in that way! I’ll be back to Michigan next season
Hi George....love your booth....also love ur googly eyed dolls...how much are they if you still have them....thank you....
They’re $45 each and at Tower Avenue Antique Mall in Centralia, Washington, space 144. They might be able to ship them
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks, this one was fun!
Wow what an EPIC silver display. Thanks for sharing. 💘
I had to show it, there was so much interesting stuff in there!
As always, superb content.
Much appreciated!
George, I know I am a year behind your vid....but....I just luv you!!!
Aww, thanks!
Nice variety of items!
I do like this show for its variety!
The better part of my evening.. The Antique Nomad. Yes!
Aww thanks!
Who is styling your booth??? it looks fantastic!!!
Thank you! I did it myself. I don't consider myself a stylist but sometimes I hit it right
I’m wondering the makers of the beautiful baskets at 2 minutes.
They are Quinault/Salish (Washington coast) or Alaskan native
Loved the clock radio, loved the Russian enamel pins, so pretty. ❤️
They’re so nice in color!
Have sold the Dutch Boy & Girl Salt & Pepper Shakers yet?
I honestly don't think I did, I thought I put them out to sell at Tower Avenue Antiques though
Such cool things. I’m sure I would of spent a pretty penny.
I did lol
Did you get the Patriotic frame for the Gold Star WW1 soldier?
I should’ve but didn’t because I was traveling and couldn’t carry it. The dealer’s name is Trent, if you contact the show I think he still has it and perhaps they can connect you. It’s Custer’s Antique Show online
How can anyone thumb down this video? Jealous much? Five people are. Love all the STUFF.
Thank you! I presume the thumbs down have an agenda, but they don't realize that TH-cam figures a thumbs down is as good as a thumbs up at showing interest lol
So many neat items to see. Always look forward to your videos. Thanks for sharing. 🥰
Thank you I’m glad to do them for you!
Love the Hull teapot ,the pink large bowl with frog, the Waterford decanters and all the old games I remember playing. George love 💕 the things you brought.
That's so nice of you to say! I really enjoy looking to find different things to bring as I go show-to-show
@ 24:16 the adults in that picture look just like Tucker and Sammie J, the couple from youtube channel Tucker Upper.
Funny I see that too now
Hi George, Really enjoyed your videos. Always informative. I also love silver. My mother collected George Jensen. Do you ever make it to the east coast?
I do sometimes, I’m overdue for an east coast swing in fact
Used to live in Spokane. Love that city! I would’ve definitely been at your show if I was still there. Great video to watch though.
I do like that town! Glad I could take you back
I have a set of four blue hobnail hurricane-style footed goblets with a fluted rim that I think may go with your blue hobnail decanter. I'm having difficulty finding anything about them online and I was wondering if I may send you some pictures of them to get your opinion about whether you think that they mat belong with the decanter that you have or not?
Please do! Send to theantiquenomad@gmail.com
Your Western corner looks so nice and cozy. I’m usually not attracted to Western but you sure did a great job! 👍
Thanks so much! 😊 I wasn't really so much a fan either until I saw collections well displayed, then I realized they can be really attractive in their own right
👍🇨🇦🤗
The prices on items you showed us are so fair and attractive. I am seeing things you just don't find in my midwest. Gotta get out there.
Absolutely! There are different cool things out West. There's different interesting stuff in all corners of the country
Thanks!
I love watching your channel, your wisdom is truly astounding, thank you for sharing your knowledge and expertise!
My goodness Erin, thank you so much! I didn't see this because I've been on the road. I'm so glad to share and it was very kind of you to share in return. Best wishes to you, we'll see you in the chat or comments again soon I hope!
😍Me telling Mom back in the 1980s: "Yeah, Mom. Ha-Ha, I got my Sippy Glass, & you can't do anything about it".
😤Mom says: "Give me that damn thing. Where the hell did you get it?. Did I tell you not to take from strangers. Now, go find me a good SWITCH!" (yelling at me while beating my ass with the switch at the same time)😭😭😭
Uh oh! No good answers when mom finds the novelties you ordered out of the comic book
Wrestling with that linen love it lol
I’m terrible at folding, it looks like me at a show in a high wind
@@TheAntiqueNomad hahaha
Hey George! I liked that roadrunner figure. That Crown Ducal flower frog is really nice. I really like that piece. We have my grandmother's glass washboard. It's a large one, though. I liked the pipe next to the cap gun. There was a really good variety of items there. Thanks for the take-along!!!
Hi Mark! I thought you'd like the flower frog in particular. I think that's a cool pipe as well, it's a fun show and I think you'll like the rest of it in the next video even more
How fun to see the show again through your lens! Looking forward to part 2!
I was so excited that you came! You'll recognize someone in Part 2
BEEN THERE , WENT TO JUST ABOUT EVERY PAWN , THRIFT , AND ANTIQUE STORE IN SPOKANE IN JULY
Great place to hunt!
@@TheAntiqueNomad Bought a Hekman end table from a thrift store off of sprague for 7.99 , sold it two days later for $95
when are going to be the show?
It was great and they plan to have it again next April I think
@@TheAntiqueNomad I live in Spokane and I really like watching your videos I started to follow the crazy lady lamp and now I follow you and Laura Caldwell and I learn a lot from each of you,I would have liked to meet you.
12:45 - those orange batik dancers--what are they? I found some in my parents' house and have no idea where they came from.
Those are Balinese temple rubbings, very popular in the late 1960s as decor
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thank you! I guessed Indonesia but my folks had never been there.
Your booth looks amazing!
Thank you! I had fun putting it together
Had to watch the beginning I had missed. Those 2 pink pieces were breathtakingly beautiful!
I had the thought that not every tureen was made for soup! It might be missing a flower 🐸.
Weren’t they pretty? I actually found them on the drive to Spokane!
That was a cool setup, George! Lots of great stuff! I love the genie bottles. ❤️-Amy
Thank you! Cheers! I know we share similar tastes
@@TheAntiqueNomad that we do! ❤️
Thank you for the tour of your booth. Just to the left of the Treasure Craft Drummer was what looked like a figurine of a Slug 🐌. I’m intrigued! Can you tell me more about it please Thank You 🙏
It was made by a Washington art glass blower at Central Glassworks in Centralia, Washington
oops...missed the live!!
There’ll be more but I’m glad You got to see it
I loved this video! Can’t wait to see the second half.
It’s out hope you enjoyed!
Great!!
It was fun!
Always fun to look at all the goods!
For me as well, thanks for coming along
Might the road runner be carved by a Begay? Of course they are noted for their silver work. A Native American saw my Bracelet for sale at a flea market and knew that the silver and turquoise bracelet was A Begay. He said that they the family are noted for several art mediums.
Begay are a well known family! They seem to use full signatures on their work though, couldn't trace anything wooden like this to Harry Begay
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thanks. You should know. My bra
Hi George!
Hi Cat!