I hope you have someone special that is going to inherit everything in your home. Someone that’s going to cherish it as much as you do, as much as we all do.
WOW- I think I liked “everything” this find. That swung vase is very collectible. And the 2 pretty bird figurines were in perfect condition. Also I like the FireKing swirl bowls. Would keep them and the bird figurines. Barbara in USA.
"Fistaware" doesn't glow since it's uranium oxide glaze baked in the pottery. You need any radiation detector device like a Geiger counter or dosimeter to detect it. The uranium oxides used in making glass is mixed with the silicate and is not the same as the ones for pottery. Although you might find some fiestaware that are slightly radioactive in white, yellow, or pink, you normally look for the atomic orange color for the spicy ones.
Awesome!!! Thanks for that!! I figured uranium must play a role in the radioactive-ness of Fiestaware, however we do not know what the differences are in the uranium between uranium glass and fiestaware and why one would fluoresce and the other wouldn't.... do you know is it a completely different form or uranium? Or is it just that the pigment of the glaze covers up the ability for the uranium to glow under UV?
@@BargainBarons Uranium glass uses oxide diuranate (looks yellow usually) during the melting of the silicate to create the glass, its all in the glass making process, while in pottery they use an oxide directly from the mineral, which is more of a charcoal and dark color. Then the pottery "cooks" for lack of better term and the glaze will solidify. Depending on the mixture different colors are achieved, but using the uranium oxide will give it a bright orange color. (Atomic orange) I've over simplified it, but its basically why one "glows" and why the other don't. The uranium glass "glows" under UV because, simply put, the UV excites the electrons above the ground state and gives off photons as the electrons transition back to the ground state. The electrons gives off energy in the form of photons during this transition, thus giving off a certain glow. Various minerals will glow different colors depending on their molecular composition, and uranium gives off green because of its composition. Cheers Bargain Barons!! Keep it up! Love what you're doing!
2:30 see those shiny snowflake bowls? I have 5 in different colors, scattered around in my yard!---8:00 At 73, I'm about the youngest of my social group, and we're always on the look-out for DME (durable medical equipment) to put aside for when one of the group has need of it (surgery, or disabling condition, etc.) Most DME is not covered, and are all out-of-pocket costs. By looking for, buying for the future, the savings are a relief. I'd love to have known what the shower bench was priced at. Those aren't as common as bedside commodes and walkers.
Oh wow. Yeah that's great thinking, something that we have never thought of. A lot of the things weren't priced so we probably would have had to ask them about it.
There is A TON of Tupperware in our city for some reason, so it doesn't command a lot of money locally, and we don't sell online so.... no point for us to pick it up, but a local online seller will probably do OK with it.
The beautiful long piece of tapestry you got was for making a bell pull. They used to come in kits with the brass top and bottom. In the “olden” days they were connected to bells to call a servant. Later, they were hung on the wall for decoration.
Your parlour is not for the faint at heart but I love love it! I adore looking at and studying everything! What treasures! Thanks for showing us your wonderful finds! That's a lot of hard work and fun too!
Love that! We learned recently that actual Fiestaware is radioactive. We figured the coating must have something to do with uranium, so we tried the black light but no reaction. Then someone in here in the comments mentioned that they won't glow under U/V because it's a uranium oxide glaze that's baked into the pottery which must be different from the uranium added to uranium glass.... but there's a video online we saw of a Geiger counter going nuts near some Fiestaware!! 😀
Karen is retired already, and takes care of the home and cooking etc.... Rob still works a regular job as well as filming and editing these videos and pays the mortgage, bills etc.
Karen , try a liquid toilet bowl cleaner to remove the stain from the mixing bowl. I had bought a Hummel bell with a huge black stain for $1. used the toilet bowl cleaner and with a little rubbing it came right off
The Bulova watch collectors not online but real collectors are paying much much more. Than ten bucks. If fixed and running in the hundreds. Forty to fifty not working.
I hope you have someone special that is going to inherit everything in your home. Someone that’s going to cherish it as much as you do, as much as we all do.
Dark already
How on earth do you dust all of your treasures? Joni from Wisconsin
carefully and slowly. 😀👍🍁
The embroidery is beautiful. I did alot during covid
WOW- I think I liked “everything” this find. That swung vase is very collectible. And the 2 pretty bird figurines were in perfect condition. Also I like the FireKing swirl bowls. Would keep them and the bird figurines. Barbara in USA.
Great video!
"Fistaware" doesn't glow since it's uranium oxide glaze baked in the pottery. You need any radiation detector device like a Geiger counter or dosimeter to detect it. The uranium oxides used in making glass is mixed with the silicate and is not the same as the ones for pottery.
Although you might find some fiestaware that are slightly radioactive in white, yellow, or pink, you normally look for the atomic orange color for the spicy ones.
Awesome!!! Thanks for that!! I figured uranium must play a role in the radioactive-ness of Fiestaware, however we do not know what the differences are in the uranium between uranium glass and fiestaware and why one would fluoresce and the other wouldn't.... do you know is it a completely different form or uranium? Or is it just that the pigment of the glaze covers up the ability for the uranium to glow under UV?
@@BargainBarons Uranium glass uses oxide diuranate (looks yellow usually) during the melting of the silicate to create the glass, its all in the glass making process, while in pottery they use an oxide directly from the mineral, which is more of a charcoal and dark color. Then the pottery "cooks" for lack of better term and the glaze will solidify. Depending on the mixture different colors are achieved, but using the uranium oxide will give it a bright orange color. (Atomic orange) I've over simplified it, but its basically why one "glows" and why the other don't.
The uranium glass "glows" under UV because, simply put, the UV excites the electrons above the ground state and gives off photons as the electrons transition back to the ground state. The electrons gives off energy in the form of photons during this transition, thus giving off a certain glow. Various minerals will glow different colors depending on their molecular composition, and uranium gives off green because of its composition.
Cheers Bargain Barons!! Keep it up! Love what you're doing!
That first stop looking at jewelry had me mad when that lady hogged into the jewelry you were looking at. So rude.
She made me so mad!!
I want to be Angie😂you get her nice stuff!
I really dislike people doing that! Also the people who hover while you are looking!
2:30 see those shiny snowflake bowls? I have 5 in different colors, scattered around in my yard!---8:00 At 73, I'm about the youngest of my social group, and we're always on the look-out for DME (durable medical equipment) to put aside for when one of the group has need of it (surgery, or disabling condition, etc.) Most DME is not covered, and are all out-of-pocket costs. By looking for, buying for the future, the savings are a relief. I'd love to have known what the shower bench was priced at. Those aren't as common as bedside commodes and walkers.
Oh wow. Yeah that's great thinking, something that we have never thought of. A lot of the things weren't priced so we probably would have had to ask them about it.
Adore you 2 and LOVE your home! Thank you for sharing it
Im anxious to see what you find
Your house looks like a museum
Love your show. Never miss it and I have learned so much. I also garage sale with family, we have a blast
I would love to see the plates you have. You two are amazing and I love watching you. See ya next time...🙋♀️
Love the needle point panel…the Boulava watch and some!
Pick up crochet blankets too. Sell for good money as well.
Should of grabbed the Tupperware strainers. Any Tupperware.
There is A TON of Tupperware in our city for some reason, so it doesn't command a lot of money locally, and we don't sell online so.... no point for us to pick it up, but a local online seller will probably do OK with it.
What a wonderful rummage sale!
Yea you grabbed the vase. Good money on those.
How often do you dust and how long does it take?
They do like I do, hire a municipal worker with a leaf blower, LOL !!!!
No wonder you love that sale ~ good pickings & their prices are so low!
The vintage birds are Royal Copley & are great, but you missed the LG Smiley & Whinnie shawnee shakers happy hunting.
I love to sell my beautiful unique treasures on TH-cam!! You go girl this video was fun! It’s all so much fun 😂❤🎉
The beautiful long piece of tapestry you got was for making a bell pull. They used to come in kits with the brass top and bottom. In the “olden” days they were connected to bells to call a servant. Later, they were hung on the wall for decoration.
Your parlour is not for the faint at heart but I love love it! I adore looking at and studying everything! What treasures! Thanks for showing us your wonderful finds! That's a lot of hard work and fun too!
The woman a few minutes in was naughty to search thru the box you were looking at 😮
We have a fiesta ware collection that we use in our 1950's kitchen. ❤ Always on the lookout for inexpensive pieces.
Love that! We learned recently that actual Fiestaware is radioactive. We figured the coating must have something to do with uranium, so we tried the black light but no reaction. Then someone in here in the comments mentioned that they won't glow under U/V because it's a uranium oxide glaze that's baked into the pottery which must be different from the uranium added to uranium glass.... but there's a video online we saw of a Geiger counter going nuts near some Fiestaware!! 😀
Wonderful finds, prices and sellers!
How do u find time to clean an dust all your treasures? I have a few an it can be over whelming.
Karen is retired already, and takes care of the home and cooking etc.... Rob still works a regular job as well as filming and editing these videos and pays the mortgage, bills etc.
Great show guys x
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Pansy ha!
Crazy how many cool items you’ve collected for your home.
Could you use the bell pull as a table runner?
A great idea! Especially for a narrow table like a sofa table.
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❤❤loved the swirl Fireking bowls. Very pretty. The Flamingo planter was adorable!❤❤
OMG Rob, you are so not a Pansy😂. I love the blue vase.
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Hallo freu mich schon aufs Video ❤❤❤❤
Danke!
Thank you 💗🇦🇺
You’re welcome 😊
Karen , try a liquid toilet bowl cleaner to remove the stain from the mixing bowl. I had bought a Hummel bell with a huge black stain for $1. used the toilet bowl cleaner and with a little rubbing it came right off
i would like to purchase one of youb milk glass bowels
Sorry we bought them for ourselves. We keep 80% of our finds. We are not technically resellers (we don't make a living selling things).
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You got to love Rob he's more interested in the food no matter where yous go lol hey Karen how are you
Rob is a chow hound!
The Bulova watch collectors not online but real collectors are paying much much more. Than ten bucks. If fixed and running in the hundreds. Forty to fifty not working.
Only the orange color fiestas ware was made with uranium.