What Did He SELL US? | Vintage Mystery Unboxing | Reselling
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- We spent the day digging through Eric boxes that were laying around the shop and discovered some fantastic treasures!
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I didn’t even like antiques before I started watching your show now I can’t wait for the next want to come up so I can watch it🤪
Put bird treats in the cookie jar. We put dog treats in my McCoy Strawberry 🍓
This was fun and it certainly lived up to my excited expectations. Lovely Eric boxes Joce and Drew, very nice indeed! Have a great day!
The pressed glass "green," piece at about 35:35 is fabulous.
One of my faves I've seen 😁💚
The green Pressed Glass at 35-40 is made by Imperial Glass Company it's a biscuit jar in the inverted feather pattern I have the same one in cobalt blue
I have a set of those dessert plates with the flowers in the middle from my grandmothers collection (she died in 1972, born 18883). They are beautiful!
The salt cellar and celery try were used when celery was decadent to serve. There was not mass refrigeration and it was hard to come by in cold states in winter.
When Andrew says that you beat him you need to come back at him by saying “you asked me to”
Good come back 😏
I would say, "only because you like it so much!)
Me too…LMAO 😂😂😂
Y'all are such an adorable couple! Still able to laugh and joke around after being quarantined for so long together...amazing.
The first thing that I did after leaving my husband was get a cat, he never let me. I have 3 lovely kitties now.
Wendy King high five 🖐🏼 good for you chickadee!
The cat was probably a trade up too! :)
hi , i dont know where your celery dishes come from but in england growing up if we had celery we poured salt onto the side of plate to dip celery into before eating . perhaps your celery plates with salts were for the more elite lol , hope this helps x
Celery dipped in salt? I’ve never heard of this before. Interesting... I guess that makes sense!
My dad was a Yorkshireman and he ate celery with salt
Not a cookie fan? Try eating Scottish shortbread with strawberries and cream
Colclough is pronounced Col - cluff
I know Andrew is allergic to cats, but I was anti-cat for years just because I find them peculiar. I'm a hardcore dog person (we are at 2, but I'd have them all). I recently adopted a cat. We named him Fred Willard. I'm in love. Now all of your cat pieces make me awwww.
I'd love another 3rd floor video, speaking of the 3rd floor 😁
An fyi-most fenton basket handles have a design where attached. It's so the company could tell who applied the handle. Each glassmaker had their own design.
I have noticed this! I never knew that they were a fingerprint of sorts! That’s so neat!
Hi Joselyn...love all your videos! Would love to know how the third floor is going? 😊
Oh my goodness. These are such high quality unique pieces. I want them all. Eric you did good! Jocelyn, I’d hoard all of them if I could.
Tunstall is in Stoke-on-Trent in England, I believe the Wedgwood factory is still operating there. I grew up near Stoke 😊
Colclough is one of the most desirable English china companies. Even British royalty has used Colclough. Why don't you list them? They would be perfect wall decor and you might be surprised at how much they bring at auction.
I just love watching you both you make it all so interesting .love it.👍🇬🇧🤗
The 3:21 bucket looks just like the berry basket 🧺 my Grandmother used when we went blackberry picking. 🤷🏼♀️
The puffy jar is exquisite
Correct pronunciation gay-sha. Just fyi.☺️
Even though this video was 40 minutes long, I could have kept watching!!!!!
I was waiting to see the amazing trout figurine Andrew pulled out of the box in the beginning of the video. Now I’m obsessed with seeing it ! 🙏🏻
Hey Jocelyn - can you do an update video on your death pile? I know you weren't enjoying cleaning it out but we'd love to see the result both $ profit and what the room looks like when you have it turned into the guest room.
I have to get to Lowe’s and buy a replacement AC. It’s currently over a hundred degrees on the third floor. Walter has been sleeping on the couch in the living room this past week. 🤦♀️
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@@CrazyLampLady Ooh that's harsh. Love, love, love your videos by the way - my husband doesn't like going into antique stores so I get my fix through you - so awesome that you share your knowledge. You should totally buy that little bookshelf from Finders Keepers that you've passed on twice now and use it as a bedside table in the new guest room.
Try a old fashion water. Bucket. Cedar I think. I have drank out of one many many times.
I will be watching for the geisha ware/Advertising S/p shakers, they will fit in nicely with what i have. Fun unboxing. Thanks!!
Love the haul so many great finds, kitties are so cute and yes you should keep growling kitties !! 😾
The busts of the girl and boy are made of alabaster, I believe. They are a great find!
Its a Dutch boy and girl. I have an owl in the same material. I think its marble.
I love that amazyzing 🤩 and I say matchy matchy all the time ... love your vids ... thank you!
So many beautiful pieces! My love of all things glass, old, and mid-century is just in awe 🤗. ❤️ all of this!
Love your videos. Have been following you for awhile and always enjoy seeing your finds. FYI, not sure if it is on my end or yours, but there have been 5 ads in the first 25 min. I know this has been an issue with other TH-cam channels.
End of school .... we had school up till January and then no more school in Maryland. The children had to do school at home and will get a pass or fail. No graduation or prom and I have no idea what they are doing for GPA numbers
Growing up, we used used salt cellars to dip spring onions from the garden in. Perhaps, they used the celery dish to lay the onions in. With the stalks on, it's the perfect size.
Hi i missed when you are going to open your antique store .I'm so intrested to visit Pennsylvania.
My Mom (born in the 1920's) used to put salt on her celery and that seems to have been the style at one time. She probably learned that from her grandmother (who was born in the 1870's) who she grew up with. That may be why there are celery dishes with matching salt cellars from the early 1900's. My mother also put salt on watermelon!
Yes, like my Mum puts vinegar on tuna and salmon and washes mushrooms.😣
I put salt on celery and watermelon too.
@@jweygwey I'm from Canada and everyone does there. Salt and vinegar on french fries (chips) too.
My parents always put salt on watermelon, and on apples. Never on celery.
An interesting display, in the front window, will get people talking... :-)
Opalescent piece is Button Panels by Northwood - I have the same one in blue!
Thank you, thank you!!!
Walter is the Bomb! Everything I’ve ever gotten is packed excellent! Nothing is going to happen to you’re purchases with Walter!
When are you planning on opening your store. You know we're all coming!
I gotta tell you, I would actually have to think about going. I would consider it a vacation, and drive from southern MS'sippi to visit hers and the area's stores. I don't fly. She would be surprised at how many would actually visit, I think. A lot of the housewares, dishes, and what-nots that she finds, from the 50's-80's, are actually still being used, here in the south.
Dillsburg, PA made the national news today - granddaughter keeps grandmother's body in freezer for 16 years for SS payments
Debora Morrissey for real?
@@hibuy100 Yep. Pretty creepy.
Colclough is made in England and can be quite collectable. Some of it is worth good money.
Back in the day celery was eaten with salt. When celery became popular and the “in” thing for the Victorians, for whatever the reason, that was how it was served. I ate it with a pinch of salt when I was a child but not anymore. Also watermelon, cantaloupe and home grown tomatoes were eaten with salt. I still remember in the summer, sitting on the porch eating watermelon or tomatoes with my friends passing around the salt shaker. 😊
I had to look up jack in the pulpit as Id not heard of it Nice plant - not native in the U.K.
Hi there, the boy and girl could be work from Austrian sculptor Hans Dietrich.
So many stunning beauties!! The part of my brain that appreciates beauty exploded when you brought out the white cookie jar and the iridescent green jar. Oh my. This video started my day and what a start it was! Thank you!!!
It's so easy to feel like I love this family (inkluding Sue!).❤☺☺☺
I have a great idea .... So your at the shop now and you do your box openings... on camera ...you set up some tables have your packing and shipping stations set up do your opening and send the item down the line for cleaning packing have your casie take the photos and list the item right from the shop ... you handle the item one time and it’s cleaned listed with item numbers right on the box with a sharpie then when it sells you pull off shelf and make label and ship ... just a thought saves Handling and moving so much. ❤️💕
Who put the cookies in the cookie jar?Drew put the cookies in the cookie jar🍪🍪🍪🍪
Wow! I love the little boy and girl carvings by Hans Dietrich. I just googled him and he was born 1868, sculpted some beautiful pieces. Could be worth quite a bit too. Lucky you!
Awww, that's not an Angry Kitty! That kitty is either meowing very loudly or yawning! Poor kitty is being slandered! Lol!
The little green cat playing an instrument looks like Yoda to me. Lol
Those little satsuma cats almost looks like Baby Yoda.
There is a cat food that helps to reduce dander and allergy reaction- for real
Child’s dish: might be a nice gift for your sister’s new baby-goo
H.Deitrich, is Hans Deitrich, around 1868... Honey you are looking at antiques roadshow stuff!
Just if you’re wondering..pronunciation is gay-shuh although I don’t think anyone minds. Quick spellcheck search with sound always helps in a pinch. Sending much love and light!
Lovely stuff! I wish shipping to the UK wasn't so expensive, I'd be so tempted.
My 1920s grandfather used to put salt on his celery and eat it like a snack... maybe lots of people did? A possible reason for the celery/salt cellar combos.
Melissa-Grace French my dad too in the 1960s as did my grandfather before that.
He also used to hold a large tomato on a fork over the gas cooker flame and keep turning it until the skin peeled / burnt and he’d remove the rest of the skin and spread it over toast as a snack
We always put peanut butter on our celery. Haha. I guess we’re weird.
Crazy Lamp Lady each to their own ! I personally hate peanut butter ! And not that keen celery apart from celery soup !
@@CrazyLampLady That's what we do too!! YUM
@@CrazyLampLady We put Philadelphia cheese on our celery.🙂
Why don't you list those plates cracks and all there beautiful they still make wonderful wall plates or to use as mosaic pieces. Hoping to see them on Ebay!
I see owls in the lidded carnival glass jar. Maybe I’m just tired. 🤣
Careful honey; the newspaper will mark up the felt on your Anna-lees. That brisket jar is amazing!!!!
That cat creeps me out....wake up to it would be very scary. Hopefully it does not
glow.
That won’t hold very many berries. Of course berry pickers probably eat more than they take in.
Sell whatever yellow plates you have that are good. Some of us collect plates by the color and have no problem mixing patterns if the band color matches.
you have come along way since those days of Eric's banana boxes ❤. love it
Oh wow, first time watching this video, your shop is so empty….for now 🤣😂
Could the “salt cellars” be condiment dishes? They look like the little dishes you put soy sauce and wasabi and ginger in when you go out for Sushi. Maybe the cellary dish could be for a sushi roll, that would make sense why there is one larger dish and many smaller ones.
Celery is almost always dipped in salt! Your usage ideas for sushi rolls in the large dish and the small dishes for wasabi and soy sauce is WONDERFUL!!
Oh Joslyn I wanted to ask you when you get items that are that delicate do you even try to wash them or do you just wipe them down?
The"pair of bookends" little boy and girl stone bust... Not
the good thing about the 3rd floor though is that it got you some good money when sourcing was difficult... so maybe a 3rd floor is good for emergency planning
20:24 Assuming it is genuine, the mark is a 1920's Moriyama company mark. The ref to Atlantic City could be the destination is was marked for export, or it could have been added later? Or it could be a US made repro with a fake mark of course! The figures on the vase are Kannon and Arhat btw.
www.gotheborg.com/marks/20thcenturyjapan.shtml
29:24 is a very nice Noritake vase and highly Collectable. The M stands for Morimura and dates somewhere between 1911 and 1921, before the McKinley Tariff Act 1921 required all exported ware to be marked in English (Japan rather than Nippon).
Curious if you and Sue plan on shopping together again?
Pink smoke is my name for that color.
I think the kitten is rabid.lol. Such a shame that the cake plates were cracked. They were beautiful. Stay safe and God Bless
I neeeed that cookie jar ❤️
1) she does not beat you 2) you'd likely enjoy it. We know you better than that Drew! Lol
For the girl and boy 'stone carving/bookends' I think the "H" is for Hans.
I always pronounce it gay-sha. ?
Love this you and Andrew are a perfect match
Yippie looking forward yo seeing store open, plus mystery unboxing from Eric.
You two make it fun! That tea pot and creamer was beautiful!
How much time do you spend on looking up each piece you don't know about? I seem to find a lot of unmarked material.
Carol Wolf the Google right click on the mouse to find similar photos online can be useful
Why do you shift everything from one box to another box and it's all the same stuff going into the other box. I really do enjoy watching your videos though
Because I want it all on banana boxes. And I’m designating it into two boxes-resell and donate.
Excellent video
Also how much for the biscuit jar?
Love those cool white/black candle holders!
I am wondering if y’all have any more elephant figurines to list...?
I don’t think that we have any currently-that I know of. There could be some hiding in boxes. I’ll keep my eyes peeled!
Geisha = GAY-shuh. lol. Walter is doing GREAT with his shipping skills! All of the things I've bought from you show up perfectly wrapped & boxed, and in perfect shape. Fast, too. The things I am sending out are ending up broken, at least 30 percent of the time! I've heard this from lots of other sellers, too. We 'think' maybe we can blame it a tad bit on the USPS/FEDEX/UPS people having too much work, and they can't be quite as careful as usual (and we can't blame them!). But please let him know, I see him and he's doing a great job. ;)
i love how normal your relationship is
Where do all the flea market venders ( and Eric ) get ALL those banana boxes? Loved video!
Grocery stores
Are u selling the little cats and figures on ebay?
Blue opaline glass - I think the French company you are thinking of is Portieux Vallerysthal ?
I typed this before I saw you did identify the name!! yup I think that is it also!
The candle holders look like Shawnee
Who stole the cookie from the cookie Jar? Hahaha
Looks like Dugan peach opalescent to me ;-)
You should sell some of those old bottle lamps that Drew's dad makes, if he makes more of them, you could sell them for like $25 for one and $35-$40 for 2. Then Drew's dad can make a little extra money. I simply love bottles found in bottle dumps. ☺️☺️💕💜💕💜💕🇩🇰
Full body mugs are called Toby mugs, head only are called character mugs.
Donna Scott in the U.K. we call the Male character in tricorn hat Toby jugs : everything else is called character mug
I'm just wondering if perhaps one of your new neighbors, is ...."Those people eat a LOT OF BANANAS!"
The plate has eidlweiss on it. Very pretty.