A Costly Mistake! | Last Chance Bargain Shopping for Antiques & Vintage
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 5 มี.ค. 2023
- Have fun with us at the last huge outdoor show of the season! Mount Dora, Florida's antique extravaganza draws vintage fans from all over the country to buy, sell, swap and show off their favorite finds...including a few surprise guests.
I'm here to sell and buy, so we start with a look at some really cool things under my tent that won't last long at this sale! We show what's selling and for how much, find a couple of great jewelry bargains at the neighbors' booths, and show a bit of the town as we head out for dinner and a show.
Then it's the last morning of the show, when I get to go shopping for vintage bargains, too! Even on the last day, this show is so huge, it's easy to find things we can flip back at our booth for a profit. Everything from a copper fire extinguisher to Murano bead necklaces come to light, at prices that let us make them affordable for our collectors!
We also get to show the fun behind the scenes, when Jeffrey from@RealNiftyVintage, Kat @TheNurseFlipper and Jocelyn @CrazyLampLady make surprise appearances! We didn't expect any of them before the show, so getting to show and tell the eye-popping items (and eye-popping deals) they've been finding at this show is a great sendoff. Antiquing in the real world is great fun, and sharing with my online friends makes it just that much more!
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Oh George, you are so kind to everyone!! I enjoy watching you and the crazy lamp lady.
Wow, you showed some beautiful & interesting things, especially in your booth! I'll bet Jocelyn was glad they came. They sure found some great pieces. That little owl piece was sure eclectic.
I sure thought so too! I know she had fun and I'm glad they all came, Kat and Jeffrey too
You could seriously get someone enthused over buying a phone book. Your knowledge and absolutely fantastic personality with your humor is addictive.
Thanks! I have a 1966 phone book for sale lol
@@TheAntiqueNomad only you!!! Lol
You need a show assistant so you can sneak off when it's quietish!
Everyone sings your praises George! Your ears would burn to hear it!
Aww that's really nice to hear!
40 k! Congratulations George and Xeno!
Yes! Congratulations!!
Oh, thank you all so very much for having fun and finding interest in this like I do!
George, your wonderful personality is infectious. You are a fun person to watch and learn from.
Oh, thank you! I enjoy what I do a lot
Glad your show has gone, so well. Not surprising . You have such beautiful treasures. And of course, you know the history and really unique stories behind them.💜
Oh thank you! I'm so pleased people want to know more
Hi George! I grew up with several big crocks in our cellar packed with salt and pork. As any good Maine family would back then we had salt pork beans every Saturday night, with red hot dogs and my Moms angel biscuits. Which if you had room, could be crumbled and topped with molasses for dessert. My grandparents used to come either Saturday night or Sunday after church and whichever meal they missed was delivered by my older brothers.
Mom sold almost everything out there at one time or another but she had significant success with Park Lane Jewelry. I think the sales level earners got various Lantern pins. So if you see those that was their ladder to success.
I hope I don't annoy with my stories. But the memories just come rushing in. I think we must be about the same age, I'll be 59 this year.
That is a wonderful story! It sets things in their place in time, in a way that takes me back there with you. Park Lane was another home party jewelry maker, but of what is now considered a little better quality by today's collectors. The Lantern pins sound very interesting and I'll look one up!
I think the Park Lane territory was more in the Northeast. I am in my 50s as well, but I only recall Judy Lee and Avon on the West Coast.
😂💓 " They're red, they dangle, that's all I needed to see" !!
Loved those earrings.
I wonder where that Chippendales model is now 🤔 that would be funny if he liked antiques and was watching 😆 🍿
Love your introductory scenes!! New Jersey here ready to learn and enjoy!!
THank you! Let's go!
You are so lucky to have these markets so early in the year . Thank you so much for showing us all the treasures to be found. Xx
Happy new year! Florida's the place to sell antiques in winter
George that blue and gold vase from England is so graceful. Loved the Roseville shell. All the wonderful antiques you find George makes me so happy. Thanks for sharing. 💔❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍💔❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍💔❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍💔❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍💔❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍💔❤🧡💛💚💙💜🤎🖤🤍✌✌✌✌
I just learned my grandmothers necklace was a painted Italian piece. Thank you. It was a mystery! Neat!! a Highland festival. I would not have skipped that beer cart ❤️🐩
Oh neat! I'm glad you got that out of this one. We did not skip it lol
I just love your videos George, including this one! Your wealth of knowledge never ceases to amaze me!
Kat could make a colorful quilt!!
I have really enjoyed yours, Jocelyns, and Jeffreys, videos of this event. And here I am freezing up here in Vermont! Never been to Florida, but all of the flea markets, estate sales and yard sales are really making me want to take a trip down there! Thank you for sharing :)
As usual. I have some catchin’ up to do. Lol
What a fun video! Thank you so much! Not only are you so interesting and knowledgeable you have the best friends ❤
Oh thank you!
Nice time for you to shop, u aren't tired from working your booth and lots on the other dealers' booths. Nice !!
What a great show! Thanks George!
This was a thoroughly enjoyable video. I am so glad we got to see so many other resellers. You’ve found some incredible deals too George.
Thanks George for such wonderful coverage and knowledgeable commentary.This was fun to watch & I learned so much!
Your videos always makes me google a term, style, or brand because you’ve piqued my interest n down the rabbit hole I go. I love it! Thanks for a fun video n now I’m searching the word riggory rigery riggery rigory n coming up empty….Help?
CLL 💜 she turned us onto you 🤗
Congratulations on your terrific sales!
Thanks, it's been a good season!
I attended your recent West Palm Beach show (March 2023) with my two kids. How kind of you to help them answer and see if any of your marbles glow when they had the question! We are new to collecting and discovered this hobby thanks in part to your videos!
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
I loved this video, so many beautiful things I would've bought for myself. The history and info you freely share makes you unique. Thanks George!
I love the nurse flipper and the crazy lamp lady too so makes sense that you would all be friends! 🥰
If it wasn't for these outdoor shows, we'd never have met! I love real world antiquing too
Thank you.
MT Dora is wonderful
GREAT VIDEO. Thanks
Thanks George!
Yeah CLL, Kat AND George!!!
Oh Wow, that looked like so much fun! 😎
It was!
Love to watch, big fan😁
Love love
✌🏼💚✌🏼💚 Thank you for my 3 items, 2 paper weights and Duck. Everything arrived fast and safe 🙏🏻 🙏🏻🙏🏻
Jeffery Real Nifty Vintage, is fun to watch ❤
This looks like a great time for all of you.
You amaze me! I always learn more when I watch - I can't just listen to your vids though, so I save yours for dish washing or such tasks so I can see all the sparklies... thank you for saying "table base" about the big old crocks! Game on 💞
Looks like you had a good show with lots of sales ! 😊
Wow the whole gang was there! Those fabric swatches that Kat showed at the end were fantastic, my mind started racing thinking what I could make with them.
Yay 😀
Caught the near end of the live, so rewatching the replay (and saving to my watch-later-list to watch it again)… wish I could hit the Like-button all 3 times.❤
Thank you! It all helps
What a fun video! I love all of the resellers in this “family” :) Thank you so much for sharing it all with us😊 You’re the BEST!
Thank you so much, so do I
Hi, I’m a new reseller not even a year yet. Have so much to learn. The question that I have is are barrel clasp from the 70’s? I signed up for your page. Looking so forward to learning. Thank you. Sonia
Great video from Mt. Dora, and with YT celebs and their booty too! Really enjoyed it George, you’re videos are always educational and entertaining. 👍👍👍
Really loved that print with all the Floridian stuff.
Me too
Thanks George !!
I can’t believe that seller bought that Royal Worcester piece for $1! But yeah I see where that could turn you off from buying it…😂
I would've bought it anyway if it'd been cheaper...I would like to know where he shops!
I enjoy your videos!
WOW some neat stuff there. Thanks for taking me along with you shopping too. It seems like I would have spent all my profits though. You have a great day
I love seeing the other thrifters and their finds. Thanks for sharing George!
So many beautiful things 🥰
Love this, Thank you George and friends.
So many beautiful items.
Looked like so much fun! I wish I lived closer so I could have gone. ❤️
Mr George you are a joy!
Loved the great stuff you sold was great
Amazing finds for all.
Love your channel! You are so interesting to listen to and you are so respectful! I’m hooked!!
George I really like this video there was so much interesting stuff and it went too fast 😃 it ☺️👍 i
So glad! I felt the same way about the show
Loved this video as always!! Where are you headed next?
Springfield Ohio the third weekend of May is my next scheduled show
❤❤ wonderful! Do you still have the green glass owl? Thanks again, George!
I'm afraid it sold
@@TheAntiqueNomad good for you!
21:51 I have that set. Wear it too. Mine arrived with the wrong clasp (Coro?!), so I added about an inch of chain and a copper toggle. That necklace also came in Sterling silver; I have one of those too, but they're not as common.
I’m already missing Renningers looking forward to next season!
Me too! I might hit Webster some Monday before they close for the season
Is that your Dodge Caravan? If so, we're in good company. ;) We had a 10-gallon crock as our kitchen garbage can in the 1980s.
Yes! That's "Leroy" the Dodge C/V.
I am on my second Dodge Caravan. Looove them. So reliable and USEFUL for antiquing and Thrifting!!!
@@karenr8433 Too bad they're not made anymore. Mine is a 2018, the last year of production, I think. I can fit almost a whole bedroom set in it. Super spacious!
I love the tattoo! I go every few years it's a pretty huge event up here
I bet it's cool to see in person!
Good evening, George! There looked like a mourning dove figurine you had there. Is it Royal dux? It sure had the look. Those silver plate pieces were pretty, but I'm not polishing that stuff 😛 I liked the Hall cardinal set. There were many things there that caught my attention. It would be seriously fun to shop that show! Thanks for taking us on a walk about!
Lol you and most people (self included) do not enjoy polishing! The mourning dove was not Royal Dux surprisingly, I think Dresden. I did really enjoy the Hall set, especially the pretzel jar! You would have a blast shopping this one.
Ahh, so Joslyn’s piece is Blenko! I thought it was Pilgrim…
Hi George, could you tell me anything about the plum cruets (?) at 13:00 and the green and blue coffee set at 14:25? Thank you.
Sorry this took so long! The shakers are Cambridge from the 1930s, I think in the Farberware Krome-Kraft line, while the turtle I think is Napier, circa 1970
Hi George...while I was watching your premier, I saw the orange and clear glass freeform piece (in the top right-hand corner @ 3:37) quickly pass in the background. Could you tell me what the maker is..if you happen to know, and how much you are/were selling it for? Was that from the 70's ? THANKS!😊😊😊
Ooooh...here it is from another angle @ 4:55
That is Chalet Glass from Canada, 1970s mark! It's super cool and Murano influenced. I'm asking $135 on it
What was the price of the Lost in Space Robot?
👍😊
Did you sell the greyhound?
No, still have it!
😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Just found you & subscribed.. I have a Q! How often do you come across antique matchsafes?! I found one (Sampson Morgan) and bought for $1, sold it for over 1k.... wondering how rare these are and does anyone see them... was I totally lucky or what!!???
Wow! That was rather fortunate but that happens in the business, you deserve every one of those you get because you'll get a few lemons as well. Match safes are generally most valuable when they have scenes in enamel, and Sampson-Mordan generally did those on sterling, so they are popular
@@TheAntiqueNomad what was crazy is this one was personalized and I almost didn't buy it thinking it lost value, nor did I know what I had in my hand!!!
@@thecapecodder I’m glad you took a chance!
Where in the heck did that guy find that little piece for a buck? Jacqueline didn't want to say the price for the consolidated piece?!
Paloma Picasso was a nice fragrance but unfortunately, overpowering.
agreed! We had an estate sale with 100 bottles of fragrances once, and that one really was a lot
I have the same crock with the star on it great find I sold 4 crocks on my finds medium size SND 1small on 160.00. Sold large broken one on the bottom large like yours 60.00. KEEPING THE LARGE ONE LIKE YOURS WITH THE BIG STAR ON IT GREAT FIND
Thanks for tak8ng us for a tour of t u e show ! Quite enjoyable 😊
So....What is the "Costly Mistake?"
I left behind profit on those Roseville candleholders because I was too busy talking about them and forgot to go back and get them
@@TheAntiqueNomad, that's very funny. Thanks for the reply!!
I am very interested in a glass item you had but didn't discuss. 😀 I don't have your e-mail address. Is there a place I missed? Thanks!
For the life of me - I do not understand the appeal of vintage CROCKS . I find them to be BIG UGLY ICEBERGS . Most of them are completely plain too. Can someone help me understand ??????????????? It's not like they are pretty and colorful.....
They were utilitarian and had just a little ornament usually, not meant to be things of great beauty; but they’re also some of the earliest things made in America, and for a farmhouse decorator they’re a specific look to create a homey atmosphere.