I was on a plane in 1990. The passenger before me had left a Better Homes and Gardens in the pocket. There was an article and a photograph of sunflowers on the cover. They were claiming that this was the next up and coming, must have flower. Sunflowers were a trend that has lasted for 32 years. Now, there are dozens of varieties to choose, everything from white, solid brown, fuzzy petals without the center, teddy bears, all center without the petals. There are miniature ones only 3 inches in diameter and there are the giants measuring in more than a foot. I do believe that this is one trend that is here to stay.
The Blue Sky is the under plate of a 2 piece tea light house. Many of their items have a top and bottom piece. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. And congratulations on the new baby on the way! 🌸
The fabric covered box is a sewing box, my mother had one in green fabric and it had a plastic tray that sat under the lid that you lifted up to get to your sewing notions in the bottom of the box. I know she bought it in the 1970's.
I know how exciting it is to find Fenton,jack in the pulpits and swung vases but I'm a weirdo....today,I found a set of 10 blue crab melamine plates for my outdoor tiki bar .......for $5!!!! I was like woohoo...I love finding cheap melamine and I cannot lie😂😂😂
The planter was awesome, my mom would love that! Taking her to the antique place nearby on Thursday, hope to find her a great birthday present! Oh, and you are absolutely beaming!! You really are wearing pregnancy well!
I love watching all of the treasures you find. My heart skipped a beat with the Red Wing vase - when I lived in Minnesota, I collected Red Wing crocks. Thank you for all your inspiration and congrats on the new little one!
I had to learn the different types of enamel work during my introduction to Art History class in university. It actually was a very helpful course as explained the different artistic movement eras i.e . art deco, art nouveau, the enlightenment. It actually comes in helpful when looking at treasures from the past.
I bought a fake Prada at my goodwill today thinking it was real and a Columbia sweater that ended up being stained! Such a fail! I feel awful! So glad I have your goodwill videos to watch everyday to cheer me up 😊
@:31 it looks there is a Vintage Littonware microwave round cooker. I had seen a cute Christmas gnome made from bush/tree on Pinterest two years ago and needed something for the nose. I picked up this cooker out thrifting to use for the nose. Well like a lot of things on Pinterest I just couldn’t get my tree to cooperate. I ended up flipping my $3 Littonware (nose) for $30.
The floral trivet is actually from the company pimpernel. I grew up with some of their placemats and we also had some pimpernel coasters with bunnies on them
I prefer your videos to most others( ok I have to ck Michael just to hear his laugh)and look forward to each new shopping trip but some how missed the news of your pregnancy, just wanted to send love to you and your little family, take good care,remain positive and keep us posted ❤️ 🙏🏼
Thank you for talking about champleve. We were at a home this weekend that had a lot of Asian decor. I had picked up some pieces but put them back down because I knew they were not cloisonné. I figured there was likely a term but we were buying a lot and I didn’t feel like searching for proper terminology when I had plenty to pick that I already knew the information. The estate company was asking a decent price on the pieces. They were probably really good pieces as this estate company generally prices items at a fair market value which does allow some room for profit. Now I know! I appreciate the information
And thank you for telling us about cloisonné and champleve..I didn’t know that either..😊 The artist Kevin McAlpin is quite well known.He made some beautiful things.
The atomic dishes were plentiful in the blue/same pattern; glad you did not buy the gold ones; because you just knew it, the tape would pull the gold paint off, even with soaking. Thanks again Joselyn our special CLL!
Oh no, you left the yellow Club pot 😢. I know you don’t do pots and whatnot, but that was a good one. VERYvintage, you would have probably even enjoyed using it
I love watching your, have learned a lot. On this the little plate you couldn't figure out what it was it's a tealight holder saying "place tealight here"
When you were looking at the souvenir plates, there were 2 more plates on the shelf right above that were on plate stands...I wonder what they were?? You were saying that there were 2 others that usually do really well but you didn't look up so we could see if they were the ones that you were looking for! I was yelling at the screen "look up!" Lol
I’m not sure but you might have skipped over a Brighten purse. In the first bin. It was yellow with silver accent. They are a brand that wears well and I have had great luck reselling. Look inside next time to confirm. There are lots of knock offs.
The one thing my Ill Will gets rigt is using wide masking tape to keep plates together. You can't see throught it, but it's less likely to take paint off. That flowered trunk looked like a machinist's tool chest with a fancy paint job. I wouldn't have shelled out $80 on it either; those flowers didn't belong there.
Champlevé enameling technique is pronounced "shomp leVAY" since the accent is on the last e. It translates literally to "raised field" (champ meaning background area in this case).
Hey Jocelyn not sure if you watch curiosity Inc. with Alex in Canada he just bought a box full of Adesanya Rinconada figurines I don’t know if you want to hit them up and maybe purchase them just FYI love you to the moon and back and congrats on your little one
That Blue Sky tealight dish is the bottom piece to a two piece set. It's missing it's Ornate top cover that would rest on the plate. To be exact....It's the bottom plate to Pinky's laudromat... I recognize it because of those suds bubbles...I have one just like for sale that's been sitting not going anywhere...oddly enough, after watching this video yesterday someone bought mine this morning. So weird how that happens. 😲
I was on a plane in 1990. The passenger before me had left a Better Homes and Gardens in the pocket. There was an article and a photograph of sunflowers on the cover. They were claiming that this was the next up and coming, must have flower. Sunflowers were a trend that has lasted for 32 years. Now, there are dozens of varieties to choose, everything from white, solid brown, fuzzy petals without the center, teddy bears, all center without the petals. There are miniature ones only 3 inches in diameter and there are the giants measuring in more than a foot.
I do believe that this is one trend that is here to stay.
Great memory ya got there!
@@nanacathunt
I was in the flower business for 43 years Somethings just stuck.
They are happy flowers and the are great for birds and squirrel! We like the artistic view and they get dinner. Win win.
The Blue Sky is the under plate of a 2 piece tea light house. Many of their items have a top and bottom piece. Thanks for sharing your knowledge. And congratulations on the new baby on the way! 🌸
The fabric covered box is a sewing box, my mother had one in green fabric and it had a plastic tray that sat under the lid that you lifted up to get to your sewing notions in the bottom of the box. I know she bought it in the 1970's.
Your next set of t-shirts should say "It has a bird on it".
Or cat! Lol
I do especially love the consistent phrase, “It has a bird on it” a humorous mantra almost and a fun T-shirt
I think the floral case is either a sewing box, ice box. Or a home project purse out of a Breyers ice cream gallon
Yup.
I think it's a sewing box.
It's sewing box..I have several in this style.
70s sewing box
I absolutely detest what I'm about to say but I've got to because it's actually true. You are glowing!
@@SisterShirley She's second trimester so I thought, if I'm going to say it, say it now. LOL
That painting V.O. and Seltzer was cute the way they painted a gold frame right on the canvas.
LOVE IT… At a local thrift store, I found a WW2 soup ladle and sold it for $200… thats my kind of thrifting!
I know how exciting it is to find Fenton,jack in the pulpits and swung vases but I'm a weirdo....today,I found a set of 10 blue crab melamine plates for my outdoor tiki bar .......for $5!!!! I was like woohoo...I love finding cheap melamine and I cannot lie😂😂😂
The planter was awesome, my mom would love that! Taking her to the antique place nearby on Thursday, hope to find her a great birthday present! Oh, and you are absolutely beaming!! You really are wearing pregnancy well!
I love watching all of the treasures you find. My heart skipped a beat with the Red Wing vase - when I lived in Minnesota, I collected Red Wing crocks. Thank you for all your inspiration and congrats on the new little one!
You are fun to watch! I love that you find matching lids, and push items back on the shelf so they don’t fall.
I had to learn the different types of enamel work during my introduction to Art History class in university. It actually was a very helpful course as explained the different artistic movement eras i.e . art deco, art nouveau, the enlightenment. It actually comes in helpful when looking at treasures from the past.
Sewing basket
I bought a fake Prada at my goodwill today thinking it was real and a Columbia sweater that ended up being stained! Such a fail! I feel awful! So glad I have your goodwill videos to watch everyday to cheer me up 😊
Just a learning opportunity!! Get rid of that f word!
Try some Dawn dish soap on the stain
Hello Jocelyn. Another great show. Make sure you are getting enough rest! You look fantastic.
Seagrams VO is a blended Canadian whiskey. The VO is said to mean "Very Own" as Seagram's created it for their family.
I think the cloth-covered box is a vintage lunchbox to take to school or work. The sunflower tray is quite pretty for Fall. Good stuff :)
The placemat is one of four done by Pimperel and the floral is from Winterthur in Delaware.
That trunk was amazing! I would have snapped that up quick! Worth at least 300.00.
It’s a wonder anything that ends up in the GW survives!! They just throw things in bins and hope for the best. It makes me so crazy.
Oh my! I need that Longfellow plate!! Please grab it!🥺 I'm in Maine so I can't get it myself.
I think the flowered piece is a sewing basket...missing an insert
That’s what Andrew said when I showed him! 😂
My grandmother used one for her active crocheting project
I enjoyed your shopping.Thank you.
Morning Joycelyn,love coming around with you every morning at six thirty ,that’s the start of my day ,I get my fix ha much love Ann uk 🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️❤️❤️
Hi 👋 Ann how are you doing?
Oh that Daisy lamp was so beautiful ty for the ride along 🦋
Omg a beautiful horse….
The flowered box is a sewing box from the 1970s. It came with a plastic tray that sat on pegs near the top. Mine is up in my attic.
Do you ever come across paper dolls? I have been collecting since I was a child, always looking for more. Great haul today. Thanks for sharing!
@:31 it looks there is a Vintage Littonware microwave round cooker. I had seen a cute Christmas gnome made from bush/tree on Pinterest two years ago and needed something for the nose. I picked up this cooker out thrifting to use for the nose. Well like a lot of things on Pinterest I just couldn’t get my tree to cooperate. I ended up flipping my $3 Littonware (nose) for $30.
You teach so much! Thank you!
You are having a baby! Congratulations!
The little teepee and figures were simple and nice. The floral box was cute and I think could be useful for many things.
Thanks for sharing your information about cloisonné. I learn something new every day!!😊
Thank you looking forward to seeing you tomorrow!!!
The small box thing is a sewing box.
My grandma had a bunch of those jasco bells . I looked them up they aren't worth much but the nastalgia!
Hi Joycelyn - That really unusual print that says V.O. & Seltzer. Seagrams V.O. Is whiskey 🥃🤗
You pick up the best fairy lights! I have yet to find one, even though I look for one every time I shop.
You have the nicest complexion always looking pretty and fresh
I really like the Daisy fairy light, so springy!
If I recall correctly, the atomic starry dishes may have been sold in supermarkets at a piece a week. I recall having some similar to those.
That is right, my mother in law has a set. They’re pretty cool looking!
It’s a sewing /knitting kit box
Thr item you called a trivet, I think, is a placemat...my parents lived in England, and that is what they used them for, anyway...
The floral trivet is actually from the company pimpernel. I grew up with some of their placemats and we also had some pimpernel coasters with bunnies on them
I prefer your videos to most others( ok I have to ck Michael just to hear his laugh)and look forward to each new shopping trip but some how missed the news of your pregnancy, just wanted to send love to you and your little family, take good care,remain positive and keep us posted ❤️ 🙏🏼
Star Glow. I love it.
The duck is McCoy I think, had a pair, also with a chipped bum, lol!
Thank you for talking about champleve. We were at a home this weekend that had a lot of Asian decor. I had picked up some pieces but put them back down because I knew they were not cloisonné. I figured there was likely a term but we were buying a lot and I didn’t feel like searching for proper terminology when I had plenty to pick that I already knew the information. The estate company was asking a decent price on the pieces. They were probably really good pieces as this estate company generally prices items at a fair market value which does allow some room for profit.
Now I know! I appreciate the information
The carousel 🎠 tea pot 🤩
If that yellow cookware said "COOKS", it's worth picking up! Their other colors sell well,too.
I think the flowered box is a sewing box
I benging you while getting through covid. THANK YOU for this awesome content
And thank you for telling us about cloisonné and champleve..I didn’t know that either..😊
The artist Kevin McAlpin is quite well known.He made some beautiful things.
Thanks for the new knowledge angle while i source. Very Interesting. I could watch for hours.
I think the blue sky piece is an underplayed to something. Usually a little house or cottage or something.
VO is seagrams vo whiskey. The vo stands for”very own”.
I glad to see you purchase more modern/contemporary goods. Many of them (even ones made in China) are now considered vintage.
The atomic dishes were plentiful in the blue/same pattern; glad you did not buy the gold ones; because you just knew it, the tape would pull the gold paint off, even with soaking. Thanks again Joselyn our special CLL!
The large wooden things is a mortar and pestle my grandmother had one with one of the big wooden salad bowls
Hi Jocelyn. Loved the hat box but I think it's a handbag instead. Loved the two fairy lights. Looking forward to seeing the next one.
They stick the glassy babies in bags too.. Some aren't marked on the bottom
Woohoo! Clicked so fast!
Oh no, you left the yellow Club pot 😢. I know you don’t do pots and whatnot, but that was a good one. VERYvintage, you would have probably even enjoyed using it
I like your channel, but I real miss you playing in the dirt too. 😊
V.O. is a Seagram's Canadian Whisky. The oral history says is stands for Very Own because it was first blended for the family.
I love watching your, have learned a lot. On this the little plate you couldn't figure out what it was it's a tealight holder saying "place tealight here"
I did enjoy your video and I wish you happy congratulations on your pregnancy. May it go well throughout. Great news…
The voices in my head say:
NO MORE COFFEE MUGS 🤣
you make me laugh and I love you so!!! ☕
The blue sky tea light is the base for what is most likely a house that sits on top.
VO is Canadian Blended Whiskey.
Those glass canisters that have the tilted openings are actually Italian and can be quite spendym esp if you find the pink ones.
V.O. is not Brandy, it is a brand of whiskey. My mom used to like V.O. and 7-Up. My dad owned his own bar, so that is how I know. 😋
V.O. is a whiskey from Seagrams which is a Canadian liquor Company. Good call Beverly!
That's alcohol picture is awesome
When you were looking at the souvenir plates, there were 2 more plates on the shelf right above that were on plate stands...I wonder what they were?? You were saying that there were 2 others that usually do really well but you didn't look up so we could see if they were the ones that you were looking for! I was yelling at the screen "look up!" Lol
I'm pretty sure the black floral box with the top is a sewing basket.
Jocelyn - your skin is looking ridiculously beautiful 😭
I think the floral case might be a purse or lunch box. Super cute!
I thought lunch box too!
I was thinking it could be a sewing box.
@@sarahfernandez8444 me too
Sewing box
English trivet/placemat. Same company as the coasters that come up pretty often.
The cloisonne vases are very modern made by acid etching the metal then filled with enamel more like champlev'e.
I immediately thought moorecroft on the flower vase
Your necklace today is amazing!
Thank-you. I purchased it from a local artist. K.Olsonceramics.
I’m not sure but you might have skipped over a Brighten purse. In the first bin. It was yellow with silver accent. They are a brand that wears well and I have had great luck reselling. Look inside next time to confirm. There are lots of knock offs.
Hi 👋 Kelly how are you doing?
That trunk had the ol’ classic tole painting on it
V.O. is a whiskey.
The one thing my Ill Will gets rigt is using wide masking tape to keep plates together. You can't see throught it, but it's less likely to take paint off. That flowered trunk looked like a machinist's tool chest with a fancy paint job. I wouldn't have shelled out $80 on it either; those flowers didn't belong there.
I sure wished I lived closer to you. You always find alot of stamps but I'm in Tennessee
So fun thank you Jocelyn
Fyi collect holiday thru out the year!
I have that Starbucks mug in my ebay store. I just listed all my coffee mugs for 50% off. I just have so many!! But awesome ones!
Cup and Saucer without the handles are bone broth cups
That trunk was beautiful.
Maybe Goodwill will reduce it's price on it.
It definitely was slim pickins but you still found some nice items.
Champlevé enameling technique is pronounced "shomp leVAY" since the accent is on the last e. It translates literally to "raised field" (champ meaning background area in this case).
Loved all your finds today!
Hey Jocelyn not sure if you watch curiosity Inc. with Alex in Canada he just bought a box full of Adesanya Rinconada figurines I don’t know if you want to hit them up and maybe purchase them just FYI love you to the moon and back and congrats on your little one
Pretty sure that last find was an ice cream box decorated.
That Blue Sky tealight dish is the bottom piece to a two piece set. It's missing it's Ornate top cover that would rest on the plate. To be exact....It's the bottom plate to Pinky's laudromat... I recognize it because of those suds bubbles...I have one just like for sale that's been sitting not going anywhere...oddly enough, after watching this video yesterday someone bought mine this morning. So weird how that happens. 😲
That wood candle holder would be good for holding scissors ✂️ ☺️
That unknown box is a sewing kit lol your so young
Great finds. Every time I go antiquing I can never find fairy lamps. I guess I have to visit Pennsylvania! No
Love the fairy lamps❤️🙏🇨🇦🥰👍