BACK to the Estate Sale! HALF OFF!!
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 ส.ค. 2024
- In todays video, Barb and I went back to an estate sale that we just went to a couple days ago. We were able to get a good amount of items for half off!
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Barb is just precious! thanks for sharing her with us! :-)
She is isn't she! What a great friend/sister in law(more or less) to have. She encourages Jeffrey to get things he's on the fence about lol
Thanks for telling me who folks are I am from the U.K and it's hard to understand all the antiques people and who they are related too..xx
That 10 blue glass bowl was cute
Barb is a chip spotting ninja! She zones in on those chippy blemishes with the speed of light. She’s an asset!
Half price day can be treacherous! I'm glad you brought your shank and your body guard. Just be careful, those collapsible totes can hide a body and us old folks have nothing to lose. Thank you for another fun, interesting and informative video.
Great sense of humor, us old folks can give these young wipper stappers a run for their money!
Love the green depression and all the goodies wish I could go to an estate sale someday
Great sale! You got some nice things for a great price. And Barb is such a sweetheart! 😊🐇😊
You and Barb 👍🏻👏🏻
4:15 the darker green Depression glass is real! Ding, ding, ding you picked a winner! The Fenton slippers were actually from 1950-1960 and sold quite well between 1970-1990.
I love the Shoes
Why do you guys have such fabulous places to go
I would have purchased every shoe...what a collection
I think that is the Big Boy glass
OMG! 30 seconds in and I’m already laughing out loud! 🤣Bravo Jeffery👏👏👏
Love your cap where is Barb's?
When buying first take a quick "look see" around the entire area before you start picking up and shopping. You might just pass up the big prize of the day. In my day, the true collectors brisked through the entire area and started grabbing up items as you were looking at them.
Thank-you for making these videos. I love watching you and Barb. You keep me company while I make quilts.
Hummels are a hard sell now days. I would have gotten the cat plate and box to go with the figurine.
My daughter has one of those shoes in her make up room and she puts make up brushes n such it so he can be use for that as well
Thank you for your video. I thought this had to be a reseller estate sale, if it wasn't, holy moly, that was a lot of glass in a collection. Lol
WOW those shoes. What a collector. Glad you got a good deal. Thanks for sharing your thrifting.
Wow !That is an amazing collection,wish I was there
Wow!!! Some of the other people were really LOUD!!!😟
This was great fun! When I was babysat by an elderly lady she had a collection of those glass shoes. I asked to try one on. She got mad! 😊
I LIVE for half-price estate sales!!!!!
The clear Depression candle sticks were gorgeous!!! I would have bought them in a snap!!! Along with several of the other Depression pieces. So sorry you don’t like it...and I understand that it doesn’t sell well😞...all that much more for me!!!
The finger glass “bowl” is both blown and molded. It is blown into a mold for uniformity.
Jeffrey! Be nice.
whenever you mention the blue bowed geese it reminds me of Nesting Haven because she loves them and is trying to bring them back. every time she grabs one I'm like "no girl no!"
Get the footed green
Jeffrey, Barb you both lovely! Thank you for sharing this video! Those glass boots were great ! I was saying take take that opalescent clear one and you took it and left it saying no mark 😂😂
Fenton glass slippers were popular for collectors between 1970-1990, each slipper would bring about $22.00 at an antique booth. Known to collectors today as "grandma stuff". Baby boomers seem to still share an interest in these slippers, but I doubt you can get $22.00 each in today's market.
I like the chemistry between you and Barb, you are so funny together and know each other so well!
thats a bon bon dish
Don't worry about how much you spend Barb, you have a good eye and with four kids it is important to buy what you love and can afford.
7:40 grab the box make an offer on the lot. Make a profit on the spread. 😊😊
The green, glass "finger" vase is a Viking, candle display bowl. Style 7232. $10 is worth it for re-sale. Bargain for a collector. 😊
Great haul video Jeffrey and Barb! Always enjoy watching y’all!
Fenton slippers are not hard to find or rare, and popular during the 1970- 1990. Little old ladies would buy them for their cabinet and pay about $22.00 each in an antique booth. I have no idea what they are worth in today's market.
I sold them for $20 each within a couple days of listing!
Don’t shank anybody! 😉
Wow there’s still so much left! Heaven!! 😍
Plates make great inserts on a gallery wall...I would have grabbed the kitty plate... 😘
Howdy, that box of "red ware" was really pretty!
Can't wait for the haul video! Love you and Barb videos! Thank you Jeffrey ♥
What was the prices of the glass shoes was ?
This was such fun! Love your interaction with each other ❤️
Jeffery, you claim stuff that seem as though Barb is interested in!!
If it didn’t sell in three days? What’s the resell value 🙈
You can tell Barb is a kind soul, bet she's a so wonderful mom
Omg...I collect those shoes....having a heart attack
No worries, still thousands to be had these Fenton slippers are not rare.
The Christmas drinking glasses are from Big Boy restaurant ❤❤❤
I love those candle holders Barb showed! The Big Boy glasses were cute. I think they're 80s. I may be the only one that doesn't see the appeal in the glass shoes. Just not my thing. You got a great deal on all of that stuff! I can't wait for the haul video!
The only appeal they have for me is the colors. I'm the same for the nesting hens.
I knew y'all would go back ,so worth it at half price . Tfs you found some bargains . Love when Barb goes thrifting with you as well . Excited for the next shop along . Kathy n Tx 😉
Those brown drip pigs are everything! I had to go on eBay and order one.
Love the choices you bought 😉 and I wish I could buy all your shelf's even the white spindle one ..I love painting I would have fun redoing them all🥰 ty I love your videos 😍
You passed on uranium glass and the carnival glass that had a uranium bottem
The glass bowl you called Flanders is actually Silver City Glass with the Flanders Poppy design. Flanders is a type of poppy, not the name of the glass. Silver City Glass would buy plain glass blank dishes from various makers such as Cambridge, Fostoria, Indiana. They would then overlay their pattern using a formulation of silver that would not tarnish. They would then claim the product as their own. It took me awhile to research this. I have a few pieces and one with the silver city tag.
OOh! That makes sense... I had also listed mine with Silver City (when I tried to sell it), but that Flanders name really stood out to me and "stuck" in my head, lol. "Flanders Clear"... What a strange name.. Why not just "Poppies"... www.replacements.com/webquote/scifla.htm
Half price day is the best. There are some estate sale companies here whose prices are so high that I only go to their sales on half-price day.
The oriental set at 12:58 are miso soup bowls! Love them!😀
Poor Aaron. “It’s easier for me to buy more, I have Aaron.” 😂😂
CANT hear y talkin,toobbusy had to leave y,too much noise,say y wasted y time
I have seen those punch bowls before. They are made for elves 🧝♀️ lol
Scotty dogs?! Looking forward to the haul. :-)
Hi Barb and Jeffrey ❤
Jeffrey your are hilarious 😂❣️
Good job you two
A lot of pretty items !
Lol, just a little nudge!! Omg, I would be broke with all the green depression glass!
Great sale Barb and Jeffrey. Thanks for vid. Australia. Glenda ⭐️
You could have bought me all the blue shoes! ..... lol...only kidding but had I been there I would have!
Lots if good things at the lowered prices! Looking forward to hearing you talk about them all.
Sandy from Victoria
That is an awesome half price estate sale!...wish I was closer!!
Hi from a fellow Illinoisan! If you guys ever find your way to the Rockford/Machesney Park area let me know and I can point you in the direction of the best thrift stores and antique places 😊
Awesome sale!
Awesome finds at this estate sale!
Barb has so my restraint. She hems and haws and then only buys a thing or two!
she's quite discerning. :-)
4 children and a husband
You picked up some terrific items. I was excited to see the L.E. Smith feather basket on the table when you were looking at the teacups. It was the clear one which is the most common one. I collect these. I don't know if they are worth anything. I just like them.
Dena Milline You collect for the best reason - because you like it! I’m glad I love Hazel Atlas glass because it’s still so reasonably priced. 🙂
I have a small collection of Fenton cat shoes, although only a few of them are marked, so I am assuming they are Fenton, I have had them forever.
I would of got so much more. Thanks for sharing. I love Barb too. I was yelling at my TV for you to grab the Fenton Blue and White Opalescent glass Hobnail Shoe. But, You didn't Sad Face :-( Love you. I watch your videos first every morning. ~Peace.
Kelly, I was doing the same! Wish I were there. Love you guys together, so funny! Tfs
The box of white dishes for 80./40.00 I want 😩
I think the pig is great! I don't see them very ofren.
Are they going to auction the rest of it?
from what Jeffrey said yesterday, i got the impression that this is not a single-person estate sale but instead that these folks do this periodically. i'm guessing they hit estate sales etc and then combine their inventory into a big sale. thus, what doesn't sale this time around may appear in the next big sale or the sale after that. P.S. yes, in this video at 9:18, Jeffrey said this is a reseller.
I have no idea what's happening with the rest. This was a professional estate sale company that was doing a sale for someone who used to be in the antiques business..
My name is Gizelle Schexnayder and I am addicted to your videos!!! 😁 😂😂
Giselle you're in good company 😉
Loved the Barbie's dream punch bowl. And Barb spends like me!
Lisa K HAHAHA!!!! 👍
@@elderlypoodle9181 😁
I steer away from Libby glasses.
The punch bowl could be a child's set there would have been small punch cups at one time to match.
Cynthia Howe , that makes sense. I laughed so hard I nearly spit out my coffee when he said “punch bowl for world’s smallest party!”
@@oldstuffbethtx8052 I had a friend that used to collect glassware and she had a lovely one with a base like a large one. That was before it all took a nose dive.
Jeffery if I was there I would have bought every one of those hummels for $10 bucks each wow and I would have bought the plates to match 😁
Jeffery, if a teacup has JAPAN on bottom (no symbol, just letters) is that pre WW2?
It can be.. but also after too.. Just the word "Japan" is most likely after WW2 though. "Made in Japan" is common pre 1945 (back to 1891). "Occupied Japan" is AROUND 1945-52 (give a year at the start).. Just "Japan" is often times seen in the 50s and onward. There are exceptions though..
@@RealNiftyVintage - and I was told it was the other way around - that they had to add the "made in" part to imports after WWII.
@@dmreddragon6 www.coxsackie.com/reference/cooaadt.htm
@@RealNiftyVintage thanks for this reference.
Ghost Alert at 14:18
Amber little top hat
Old people grabbing up stuff to be sold at THEIR estate sale...........
Ouch. That's pretty dark but true.
@@peggysue6332 I'm not young,either, and I still go to thrifts and such, but I've really slowed down my buying for this very reason. These days, I mainly pick quality artworks that will fit on the walls of my own home. I take more to Salvation Army than I bring back now. I don't want my kids to be wading through dumpster loads of junk after I'm gone.