These teapots are just beautiful, I never knew about Antiques until I was in my late 40’s, my Dad had passed away so I longed to be close to the only family member that was left, his sister, I became very close to her she lived into her 90’s, and was very active, cut her own grass, she was an avid collector, she couldn’t drive so I started taking her to Antiques shops, I became hooked, I started out collecting the old Pink Willow dishes, it was the hunt that made it so much fun, she lived in a little small cottage that was filled with her Antiques, her yard on a small scale was just like yours, she could grow anything, I think that is what has drawn me to you, she taught me so much and now I am still learning from you!
I just love the fact I can go somewhere that I feel so at home! I collected tea pots and was shamed for it! Years ago by family! I collected many things, sewing things from days gone by, various things! I am thankful this very day for you! Bless your heart! Thank you for sharing your treasures!
Minimalist bores me... we love color, pattern and design, The fact is, we love art. and that is what is lacking in the Minimalist decor, in my opinion. Can you imagine walking into a Minimalist Museum?!
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow How funny! The only good thing for me would be how much easier it would be to clean. But, like you, I would be bored silly. I have to fill every nook and cranny with the things I love. We love the same things, but I also collect antique music boxes and colored glassware.
Oh how I love your videos, your voice, your home and all your beautiful teapots. Just fee so comfy and cozy watching this, as it's cold and icy here and I'm cuddled up with my doggie. Your fan from Denver(your old stopping grounds) 🥰🥰🥰🥰
I love teapots they are my favorite collectibles. I have about 50 and as I always say, "the next one is the one you must have!" Enjoyed your lovlies so much.
I absolutely loved your video of your kitchen tour! I’ve always loved antiques. My father taught me to appreciate antiques. He bought me my first antique trunk. I use it as a coffee table where I display my antique flower painted tin tray, plants etc. You’ve inspired me to collect tea pots and antique transfer wear. My kitchen is coming along too. Most of my stuff I’ve purchased at thrift stores and antique shops. I love all of your videos. 🌺💕
Not only do you have wonderful things, I love your videos because you know about the items, and I love the tea segment! I found your videos recently, and just love watching- thank you so much!
Love the sillihouette of the little girls. I love antiques ,vintage and just beautiul items. They remind me of GRANDMOTHER and aunts. Do you ever sell any of your items?
iam still catching up but its a huge yes from me for more inside videos...oh my dear you are quite simply amazing in ALL you do. i love enamel ware ! such lovely collections !
Lovely. Thank you so much for sharing your treasures. The beautiful birds, leaves, acorns, and berries on your mantle are a perfect addition. Oh if these teapots could talk!
I love to think about all the hands that enjoyed your treasures in the past. I bet they would be pleased that they are still being loved and shared. Thank you.
Lovely things. So enjoyed viewing them. I also collect...mostly things I can put to use. Old way of living suits me fine. Simple and much better. I have been baking BREAD for years and now have developed my Multi grain loaves. It is fun. Enjoy your videos very much...thanks for sharing.
What a wonderful video. Thank you for sharing your passion for antiques with us. I love teapots and tea cups and have a small collection of them. Looking forward to seeing more of your olde house. Take care - Marcie
Loved this video! Thank you for the information about the doll tea sets. I have one that you showed in the catalog, but mine belonged to my Great Aunt who was born in 1894.
Oh my! What a charming video. I especially liked your bird collection and I hope you will share some details about it sometime in a future video. I especially like your inside videos.
Incredible collection! Would love to see more! Not being a coffee drinker, I always wondered why coffee pots were made tall. I was recently told that they were designed tall so you didn't end up with coffee grounds in your cup. I have been collecting tea pots + cups and saucers. Now I will have to look out for metal ones!! Especially love those enamel and pewter ones!
Well that IS interesting! I never even thought about it before, but it makes sense. I have another theory; the coffee had to be percolated, so many of the pots had an "cup" insert of tin with tiny holes in it, which fitted at the top of the pot, that's where the coffee grounds were. Therefore the coffee pot had to be tall to fit the cup in. I had one like that once.
Yes, please show more of your beautiful home! Like so many others, we are surely kindred spirits, from gardening to collecting to crafts. (Well I’m a crafter - you are an artist!)
I have just discovered you and your channel. Yes, I would love to see your kitchen. Your potager garden is fascinating along with your books and felted animals.
Oh my....your collecting reminds me so much of my late mother. She passed away 3 years ago from ovarian cancer quite suddenly & I’ve missed seeing her come home with her “new finds” from junk shops and antique stores. Although…my dad still lives in their 1888 Victorian home (which she ran as a b&b for 18 years) so I can visit her treasures when I clean house for him. I love history & collected right along side of her. We live in Washington State....so not as many antiques to choose from around here...she and I would travel back east (where she was from originally) & even to England to find goodies to decorate their rather large home. The b&b guests loved drinking from fine bone China & sleeping on antique wrought iron beds☺️ I hope you share more of your collections. I find them interesting & think more people should document these items as a link back to our ancestors. Things are not what’s really important in this life....but they can sure evoke memories of loved ones of our past. I pray you will enjoy your treasures as much as my mom did🙏💕
Trisha, thank you for the wonderful comment, such nice memories of your mom. It was also my mother that got me interested in collecting and history. I refinished my first piece of antique furniture, a chiffarobe, when I was around 13 years old. I agree that these are merely "things", that provide a link to an entirely different era, and culture, which shouldn't be forgotten. i find that most people do enjoy that piece of the past provided by sleeping in that old bed, paging through an antique leather bound book with marbled endpapers and raised printing, or drinking tea from a fine old silver pot. Cheers!
Yes I would love seeing the rest of your house I'm Collector 2 but I think you're ahead of me you have lovely things and it's a very cozy cozy sweet place to live don't stop now I just got hooked up with you so please continue on thank you thank you
Beautiful! I know this is going to sound a bit silly but I never, not even for a second considered displaying my husbands battered old teapots with my pretty fine china teacups, but the way you have your tea things displayed makes a lot of sense decoratively. I guess we are going to be rearranging things a bit now lol
Jeri! I’m so delighted that you are back!Have missed your videos so. Please! We’d love to see more of This Olde House. Your beautiful collection of tea pots is so interesting.By the way, i happen to be one of those who do not know how to properly display items, so i greatly appreciate it when you explain how to do this. Need all the help i can get. You inspired me in the garden and i was sad when the gardening season and videos ended. But now! I can be inspired inside my home. Thank you so much! You truly are an inspiration to many! Oh, and i wanted to tell you ... i have started my own little collection of Jeri Landers children’s books that i have displayed. They are absolutely beautiful! Thanks again.
Kimberly, So glad there is some interest in this subject, I have a lot of ideas for "Inside this olde house". I know that many people have trouble with display, and it is something I really want to help out with. I have been setting up my art booths for 30 years, so I know what works and what doesn't. So happy that you have my books! I am going to do a video on the "dollhouse" I made for Pippity Trimble... my latest book character, who is a plucky brown mouse. I have a new garden video out today on planting Allium bulbs, check it out!
Just love these! I've got a good deal of pewter and Britannia as well but not in the form of teapots! How charming! I might have to poke around a few of the antique shops in my little town! I love your bathroom video aslo. What a sweet and pleasant room! I would want to be in there all the time! What I love most about it is the floor, then the wall paper and green wainscotting. Not sure if I spelled that correctly, but hey! 😄
Wow, I loved seeing your pretties. I’ve never seen enamel ware. My children’s Grandmothers gave me two teapots that are silver. I don’t think they are expensive but I’ve always loved then. My Girls didn’t want them when they got their own homes.
Jeri Landers of Hopalong Hollow I agree, they do love homemade things. I do sew but they are not interested in teapots I told them the stories of how brides would receive a jar of buttons when they got married. Nope, they don’t want those things but they do want my Grandmothers dishes and old spoons and furnishings. Oh well, I’ll enjoy them.
938quilt yes, my Granddaughter wants everything. She says she feels like little surprises are everywhere. I just love all the pretties she says to me. 😘
What a great idea for a winter series! I love your collections! I have had a few over the years - inherited my Mom's antique pewter collection. We have moved several times and now have retired to a tiny stone cottage so no real room for collections any more - so I will really enjoy seeing your collections! I love the combination enamelware. Beautiful! Snowing here in New England today so snuggled by the wood stove and saw your video! So excited for this series! Thank You!!!!!!
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow I do still have a few pieces but gave up the spoon collection(wish I hadn't - one my Dad actually dug up in the yard of their home on Cape Cod!) Tea is in order and will be baking bread this afternoon - adds to the cozy!
The blue enamelware teapot with the daisies is A TWIN for the one that my mother has from her great grandparent's. I have never seen them antiquing or new about the time frame it came from. The one my Mom has is pink with daisies. I am delighted to see this!
Love your collection, I have an old tea service with tray that I have left to tarnish, I far prefer that look to the polished silver. I just loved your enamel pots, I will be on the look out for those in the future. Thank you for sharing.
Girl we are definitely kindred spirits. Love your videos always. I have some of those same pieces in your video. I have never seen the enamel/pewter teapots before. Those are gorgeous. Thank you for sharing your passions for both garden and antiques.
Hey Kindred! The enamel pieces were made by Manning/ Bowman, I sometimes find them on EBAY, aren't they beautiful?! I think I have room on that mantle for one more.....
I collect red and white transferware so excited to see that! Yes, please more on inside the house. I am binge watching while I darn a favorite pair of winter socks. Can't believe I found your channel with my favorite things; gardening, decor and collecting! Thanks, Carla
Let’s talk about those beautiful garlands for a minute.... since you’ll be doing videos throughout the non-gardening season, I would love to see how you collect material and make those. Gorgeous!
OKAY! I jwill be gathering cedar boughs, rosehips and privet swags with blue berries. It may take awhile to get the STUFF... I need to cover the picket fence and it's pretty long.
Jeri Landers great! I look forward to that! As I do ALL your videos. Since crafting with nature sort of goes along with gardening, would welcome that kind of video from you anytime ..for example, that autumnal garland on your mantel with the enamel ware. Your artist’s touch is evident everywhere!
I love this collection and so interesting. Pewter has always reminded me of a castle and what you might find in it. But my absolute favorite piece is the ironstone creamer with the silver top. I adore white ironstone and would love collecting the ones with the silver trim. If you ever want to rehome that little ironstone creamer, let me know. lol
Jeri, we are so alike in our interests. I have been an antique dealer for over 40 years and have so many different "collections" like you. I have a "jug" collection of small ironstone and a few of English transferware. My main love was always furniture, which made it a little difficult to move around easily and to have enough space to have them! I have a collection of small painted stools which are easier to store.
Sharon, I followed in my mothers footsteps as a lover of history and antiques.English Transferware, is so beautiful, I have just a few pieces.What kind of furniture do you love? I am most drawn to the Early AMerican Primitives in the form of pie safes, cupboards, etc. Old toys and sewing items are some of my favorite collectables, especially the spool boxes.
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow Hi Jeri, I love almost all beautiful, hand crafted furniture. I went through an Eastlake style phase (still love it) and for several years its mainly primitives, old kitchen cabinets by Sellers or Hoosier Companies, flour bin tables, I have a really cute enamel top one with faded green legs now. If you go to facebook and look up Sarah Whitcomb Antiques page, that was my shop for almost 6 years. I am still selling inventory from it! Click on photos and you can see a huge variety of everything. Some of the photos are of other dealers who rented space in my store. I was in a 5000 square ft. old fruit packing "shed" lovely old wood floors. But very cold in winter and too hot in summer!
Did I catch a glimpse of some samplers? Would love for you to show them off - I adore early alphabet samplers. The teapots were gorgeous and I learned a lot from your video.
Oh Jeri! I am so interested in the inside of your beautiful home and collections. I can tell you that i so appreciate you telling us HOW to display. For some reason i didn’t get the “gene” that helps you know how to do this. Thank you for teaching us! I just love these inside videos!
Good Morning Jeri, your collection is amazing* You style those gorgeous tea pots so wonderfully. Looking forward to your new videos on collections. deezie
Certainly! My very favorite winter tea is called "Hot Cinnamon Spice" by Harney and Sons. They make great teas, of all kinds. I also love their Earl Grey and for special occasions try this:Royal Wedding Tea. Its a blend of White tea with Pink Rosebuds! Another wonderful brand of tea makers are Fortnum and Mason, they've been making tea since the early 1700's and are the official tea makers for the Royalty of England ever since. At this very moment I am sipping a cup of "Queen Anne", it is strong and smooth. You may find these teas on AMazon or on the websites of the companies.
I had four to five tea pots all used I was so sad when I came to Mexico I couldn't bring them on the plane my ex might be traveling down here by a van and could bring me some need to shop when I go to Oregon
I love teapots! They are beautiful! Just plain beautiful!
These teapots are just beautiful, I never knew about Antiques until I was in my late 40’s, my Dad had passed away so I longed to be close to the only family member that was left, his sister, I became very close to her she lived into her 90’s, and was very active, cut her own grass, she was an avid collector, she couldn’t drive so I started taking her to Antiques shops, I became hooked, I started out collecting the old Pink Willow dishes, it was the hunt that made it so much fun, she lived in a little small cottage that was filled with her Antiques, her yard on a small scale was just like yours, she could grow anything, I think that is what has drawn me to you, she taught me so much and now I am still learning from you!
That must have been a wonderful relationship; you both gained much from it!
I just love the fact I can go somewhere that I feel so at home! I collected tea pots and was shamed for it! Years ago by family! I collected many things, sewing things from days gone by, various things! I am thankful this very day for you! Bless your heart! Thank you for sharing your treasures!
Minimalist bores me... we love color, pattern and design, The fact is, we love art. and that is what is lacking in the Minimalist decor, in my opinion. Can you imagine walking into a Minimalist Museum?!
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow How funny! The only good thing for me would be how much easier it would be to clean. But, like you, I would be bored silly. I have to fill every nook and cranny with the things I love. We love the same things, but I also collect antique music boxes and colored glassware.
Oh how I love your videos, your voice, your home and all your beautiful teapots. Just fee so comfy and cozy watching this, as it's cold and icy here and I'm cuddled up with my doggie. Your fan from Denver(your old stopping grounds) 🥰🥰🥰🥰
WOW!!! WHAT A WONDERFUL COLLECTION
yes i'd love to see more videos like this. you do have wonderful taste
I love teapots they are my favorite collectibles. I have about 50 and as I always say, "the next one is the one you must have!" Enjoyed your lovlies so much.
💖💖⭐⭐ the teapots are so beautiful and unique. Love the rabbit too💖 . Yes see more of inside the old house.
I absolutely loved your video of your kitchen tour! I’ve always loved antiques. My father taught me to appreciate antiques. He bought me my first antique trunk. I use it as a coffee table where I display my antique flower painted tin tray, plants etc. You’ve inspired me to collect tea pots and antique transfer wear. My kitchen is coming along too. Most of my stuff I’ve purchased at thrift stores and antique shops. I love all of your videos. 🌺💕
Yes, yes. Love to see inside your old house! Enjoy everything you do. Thanks for taking time to do it!
Not only do you have wonderful things, I love your videos because you know about the items, and I love the tea segment! I found your videos recently, and just love watching- thank you so much!
My husband and i collect Royal Copley figurines. We just love the faces and workmanship on the animals and people.
What an impressive collection. Thanks for sharing :)
Love the sillihouette of the little girls.
I love antiques ,vintage and just beautiul items.
They remind me of GRANDMOTHER and
aunts.
Do you ever sell any of your items?
I sell my artwork and fiber animals. but no. I don't sell my antiques.
would love a tour of your wonderful home at any season....loved the teapots!!!
I don't understand English, but this image makes me feel relaxed when I see it.
I love that you don’t waste time trying to keep the silver shined. I love my tarnished pots more since I have seen this video.
Beautiful collection... loved to see the video
I owned a tearoom in my 1885 Victorian home!
I love to watch your videos about your collections and how you display them plus the history lesson.
iam still catching up but its a huge yes from me for more inside videos...oh my dear you are quite simply amazing in ALL you do. i love enamel ware ! such lovely collections !
I find your videos fascinating and so relaxing. Thanks for sharing.
Love all the teapots .i have some teapots but i have a sm one that was my mothers and that one is my favorite
Thank you for your channel
I agree with Nancy, please continue your tour of your home. Thank you🌹
Beautiful 👍👏
I loved seeing the tea pot collection .Thanks Jeri .
I love seeing your decorating ideas and your beautiful collections!
Lovely. Thank you so much for sharing your treasures. The beautiful birds, leaves, acorns, and berries on your mantle are a perfect addition. Oh if these teapots could talk!
Yes, those birds always add an extra bit of fun... they too, make a great collection.
More, more, more❣️
I love to think about all the hands that enjoyed your treasures in the past. I bet they would be pleased that they are still being loved and shared. Thank you.
I've used all of them, even though I had to repair a few with tiny leaks.
such a darling collection. thank you for inviting us in.
Pretty to look at and useful when company comes...always a different teapot to pour from.
Would love to see more , your tea pot collection is beautiful and you display them so nicely
Thank you! Love your house.
Love love love tea pots
👍🏻@708
My mam loved her garden, home baking, sewing, knitting & auctions..........do miss her dearly 🍀
Do you have some if your mother's things to remember her by? God bless.
Loving all your videos. Pleasing to the eye and quite informative.
Definitely more videos inside the house. Thank you!
Lovely things. So enjoyed viewing them. I also collect...mostly things I can put to use. Old
way of living suits me fine. Simple and much better. I have been baking BREAD for years and now have developed my Multi grain loaves. It is fun. Enjoy your videos very much...thanks for sharing.
Old things are even better when we use them, it is true!
I need to get back to baking bread, I used to bake it frequently when I had young children.
I collect silhouettes. I love putting things in front of mirrors! There are 2 if the reflection is counted.
Wonderful collection!
Aww...💖 Beautiful Collection !!!... I Love when makes Téa 🍵... in this video it would have been perfect 👌🏼
Me to I love antiques I love to collect tea pots
I just love all of your videos that I have seen and I have seen a few and till watching tonight, so talented
Thank you, SO glad you are enjoying them!
Beautiful collection my favorites are the miniatures. Yes please I’m enjoying your videos. Thanks.
Love your videos
Just lovely, More forsure!
I have a few ideas going in my head...will do more collections!
You would think it would change the taste of the tea and I love your birds
Doesn't change the taste of the tea...
What a wonderful video. Thank you for sharing your passion for antiques with us. I love teapots and tea cups and have a small collection of them. Looking forward to seeing more of your olde house.
Take care - Marcie
Hi Marcie, Thanks for you input. I have so many ideas for videos over the winter, when the gardens are sleeping but the house is wide awake.
Loved this video! Thank you for the information about the doll tea sets. I have one that you showed in the catalog, but mine belonged to my Great Aunt who was born in 1894.
That is really great!
loved that & i'd like to see more!
Oh, I love this video! Please do more. I'm looking forward to the next one!
Very Good! I will continue the series...
Oh my! What a charming video. I especially liked your bird collection and I hope you will share some details about it sometime in a future video. I especially like your inside videos.
Incredible collection! Would love to see more! Not being a coffee drinker, I always wondered why coffee pots were made tall. I was recently told that they were designed tall so you didn't end up with coffee grounds in your cup. I have been collecting tea pots + cups and saucers. Now I will have to look out for metal ones!! Especially love those enamel and pewter ones!
Well that IS interesting! I never even thought about it before, but it makes sense. I have another theory; the coffee had to be percolated, so many of the pots had an "cup" insert of tin with tiny holes in it, which fitted at the top of the pot, that's where the coffee grounds were. Therefore the coffee pot had to be tall to fit the cup in. I had one like that once.
Love seeing your home and collections. Very unique. Yes, more inside videos please. Thanks for sharing.
Will Do, I'd like to tour the living room next time..
Very nice teapots. I love your transfer ware. I'd love to see a video on your transfer tea set. Thanks for sharing.
Will do!
Yes, please show more of your beautiful home! Like so many others, we are surely kindred spirits, from gardening to collecting to crafts. (Well I’m a crafter - you are an artist!)
Hi Susan, with so many ppl going for the "minimalist " look, I am glad to know there are still collectors out there, AND kindred spirits.
Love the enamelware pot with the blackberries!
THAT is my favorite pot!
I would love to see more of your beautiful old house. It's so wonderful, I'm inspired and been going antiquing again . I love old beautiful things.
I should do the Kitchen since I'm in there so often these days...
I have just discovered you and your channel. Yes, I would love to see your kitchen. Your potager garden is fascinating along with your books and felted animals.
This was so fun, Jeri! I love collecting tea pots, too.
Hi Marqueta, I am not surprised to learn that, you too, are a collector of teapots. 3 Cheers for tea!
Oh my....your collecting reminds me so much of my late mother. She passed away 3 years ago from ovarian cancer quite suddenly & I’ve missed seeing her come home with her “new finds” from junk shops and antique stores. Although…my dad still lives in their 1888 Victorian home (which she ran as a b&b for 18 years) so I can visit her treasures when I clean house for him. I love history & collected right along side of her. We live in Washington State....so not as many antiques to choose from around here...she and I would travel back east (where she was from originally) & even to England to find goodies to decorate their rather large home. The b&b guests loved drinking from fine bone China & sleeping on antique wrought iron beds☺️ I hope you share more of your collections. I find them interesting & think more people should document these items as a link back to our ancestors. Things are not what’s really important in this life....but they can sure evoke memories of loved ones of our past. I pray you will enjoy your treasures as much as my mom did🙏💕
Trisha, thank you for the wonderful comment, such nice memories of your mom. It was also my mother that got me interested in collecting and history. I refinished my first piece of antique furniture, a chiffarobe, when I was around 13 years old. I agree that these are merely "things", that provide a link to an entirely different era, and culture, which shouldn't be forgotten. i find that most people do enjoy that piece of the past provided by sleeping in that old bed, paging through an antique leather bound book with marbled endpapers and raised printing, or drinking tea from a fine old silver pot. Cheers!
Yes I would love seeing the rest of your house I'm Collector 2 but I think you're ahead of me you have lovely things and it's a very cozy cozy sweet place to live don't stop now I just got hooked up with you so please continue on thank you thank you
Hi Mary, I usually do the inside house videos in the winter when there's no garden to film. I will get back to it!
You are such a awesome lady
Beautiful! I know this is going to sound a bit silly but I never, not even for a second considered displaying my husbands battered old teapots with my pretty fine china teacups, but the way you have your tea things displayed makes a lot of sense decoratively. I guess we are going to be rearranging things a bit now lol
I’d love to see all of your pretty things
Your tea pots are lovely. The miniature teapots are so cute
Debra, the tiny teapots are my favorites.
I collect teapots and enjoyed seeing your collection. I too prefer the tarnished look. Thank you for sharing.
wonderful! would love a full house tour!!! Looks very warm and full of character in your home.
I will do it. I am pleased to see that there is interest in this subject!
Jeri! I’m so delighted that you are back!Have missed your videos so. Please! We’d love to see more of This Olde House. Your beautiful collection of tea pots is so interesting.By the way, i happen to be one of those who do not know how to properly display items, so i greatly appreciate it when you explain how to do this. Need all the help i can get. You inspired me in the garden and i was sad when the gardening season and videos ended. But now! I can be inspired inside my home. Thank you so much! You truly are an inspiration to many! Oh, and i wanted to tell you ... i have started my own little collection of Jeri Landers children’s books that i have displayed. They are absolutely beautiful! Thanks again.
Kimberly, So glad there is some interest in this subject, I have a lot of ideas for "Inside this olde house". I know that many people have trouble with display, and it is something I really want to help out with. I have been setting up my art booths for 30 years, so I know what works and what doesn't. So happy that you have my books! I am going to do a video on the "dollhouse" I made for Pippity Trimble... my latest book character, who is a plucky brown mouse.
I have a new garden video out today on planting Allium bulbs, check it out!
I love the old teapots. I have a small collection of the blue and white and some rose chintz. Yours are just beautiful with the tarnish.
Oma, Love the blue and white AND the rose chintz, but I don't have any.
Just love these! I've got a good deal of pewter and Britannia as well but not in the form of teapots! How charming! I might have to poke around a few of the antique shops in my little town! I love your bathroom video aslo. What a sweet and pleasant room! I would want to be in there all the time! What I love most about it is the floor, then the wall paper and green wainscotting. Not sure if I spelled that correctly, but hey! 😄
Love that bathroom, most cozy room in the house.
Wow, I loved seeing your pretties. I’ve never seen enamel ware. My children’s Grandmothers gave me two teapots that are silver. I don’t think they are expensive but I’ve always loved then. My Girls didn’t want them when they got their own homes.
The new generation doesn't seem to want our "OLD STUFF" ;too bad, such beautiful items going unappreciated.
Jeri Landers of Hopalong Hollow I agree, they do love homemade things. I do sew but they are not interested in teapots I told them the stories of how brides would receive a jar of buttons when they got married. Nope, they don’t want those things but they do want my Grandmothers dishes and old spoons and furnishings. Oh well, I’ll enjoy them.
@@0JReynolds often skips a generation or two! your grandkids or greats will likely want them!
938quilt yes, my Granddaughter wants everything. She says she feels like little surprises are everywhere. I just love all the pretties she says to me. 😘
Lovely collection I'm so jealous lol
What a great idea for a winter series! I love your collections! I have had a few over the years - inherited my Mom's antique pewter collection. We have moved several times and now have retired to a tiny stone cottage so no real room for collections any more - so I will really enjoy seeing your collections! I love the combination enamelware. Beautiful!
Snowing here in New England today so snuggled by the wood stove and saw your video! So excited for this series! Thank You!!!!!!
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow I do still have a few pieces but gave up the spoon collection(wish I hadn't - one my Dad actually dug up in the yard of their home on Cape Cod!)
Tea is in order and will be baking bread this afternoon - adds to the cozy!
The blue enamelware teapot with the daisies is A TWIN for the one that my mother has from her great grandparent's. I have never seen them antiquing or new about the time frame it came from. The one my Mom has is pink with daisies. I am delighted to see this!
That piece is a rare treasure, I hope it is passed on to you. These are not easy to find.
I love your tea and coffee pot collection, they are beautiful! I would love to see any video or topic you'll like to share. Thank you!
Great, I do have some ideas that may be interesting...
Love your collection, I have an old tea service with tray that I have left to tarnish, I far prefer that look to the polished silver. I just loved your enamel pots, I will be on the look out for those in the future. Thank you for sharing.
Helen, I agree on the tarnish: it gives more of the aged look. I even like the dinged and dented pieces that have seen better days.
I also collect teapots, mostly pewter. You have a lovely collection. Your home is so charming. 💖💛💖
Pewter's not easy to find, you are lucky to have some. The silver-plate is the most available.
Girl we are definitely kindred spirits. Love your videos always. I have some of those same pieces in your video. I have never seen the enamel/pewter teapots before. Those are gorgeous. Thank you for sharing your passions for both garden and antiques.
Hey Kindred! The enamel pieces were made by Manning/ Bowman, I sometimes find them on EBAY, aren't they beautiful?! I think I have room on that mantle for one more.....
I collect red and white transferware so excited to see that! Yes, please more on inside the house. I am binge watching while I darn a favorite pair of winter socks. Can't believe I found your channel with my favorite things; gardening, decor and collecting! Thanks, Carla
I like that you are darning socks, another lost art.
Let’s talk about those beautiful garlands for a minute.... since you’ll be doing videos throughout the non-gardening season, I would love to see how you collect material and make those. Gorgeous!
OKAY! I jwill be gathering cedar boughs, rosehips and privet swags with blue berries. It may take awhile to get the STUFF... I need to cover the picket fence and it's pretty long.
Jeri Landers great! I look forward to that! As I do ALL your videos. Since crafting with nature sort of goes along with gardening, would welcome that kind of video from you anytime ..for example, that autumnal garland on your mantel with the enamel ware. Your artist’s touch is evident everywhere!
I love this collection and so interesting. Pewter has always reminded me of a castle and what you might find in it. But my absolute favorite piece is the ironstone creamer with the silver top. I adore white ironstone and would love collecting the ones with the silver trim. If you ever want to rehome that little ironstone creamer, let me know. lol
That little ironstone creamer was a special find from a most unlikely place; I've never seen another one like it.
Jeri, we are so alike in our interests. I have been an antique dealer for over 40 years and have so many different "collections" like you. I have a "jug" collection of small ironstone and a few of English transferware. My main love was always furniture, which made it a little difficult to move around easily and to have enough space to have them! I have a collection of small painted stools which are easier to store.
Sharon, I followed in my mothers footsteps as a lover of history and antiques.English Transferware, is so beautiful, I have just a few pieces.What kind of furniture do you love? I am most drawn to the Early AMerican Primitives in the form of pie safes, cupboards, etc. Old toys and sewing items are some of my favorite collectables, especially the spool boxes.
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow Hi Jeri, I love almost all beautiful, hand crafted furniture. I went through an Eastlake style phase (still love it) and for several years its mainly primitives, old kitchen cabinets by Sellers or Hoosier Companies, flour bin tables, I have a really cute enamel top one with faded green legs now. If you go to facebook and look up Sarah Whitcomb Antiques page, that was my shop for almost 6 years. I am still selling inventory from it! Click on photos and you can see a huge variety of everything. Some of the photos are of other dealers who rented space in my store. I was in a 5000 square ft. old fruit packing "shed" lovely old wood floors. But very cold in winter and too hot in summer!
@@sharonhenegar4030 I'll take a look!
I love tea pots and tea cups with saucers it's my weakness
You have a lovely collection
It must be my weakness too...
Did I catch a glimpse of some samplers? Would love for you to show them off - I adore early alphabet samplers. The teapots were gorgeous and I learned a lot from your video.
I will film the Samplers at some point. None of them are very old.
Love the tour and information!!
Oh Jeri! I am so interested in the inside of your beautiful home and collections. I can tell you that i so appreciate you telling us HOW to display. For some reason i didn’t get the “gene” that helps you know how to do this. Thank you for teaching us! I just love these inside videos!
I'm glad the display tips helped you!
Great house. Very happy I found you on TH-cam
Good Morning Jeri, your collection is amazing* You style those gorgeous tea pots so wonderfully. Looking forward to your new videos on collections.
deezie
Deezie, I'm thinking of doing old coffee grinders, creamers and egg boxes....
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow sounds perfect, love all of those*
I love teapot antiques. I have collection
They are pretty and useful too.
The only collector I am is of plants; mostly common or garden ones to boot!
Well, Plants are the best!
I love your videos and I love your teapots but what scares me, is the fact that ever so often you got to take all of that stuff down and dust it. 😳😳😳
No fear, I don't dust all that often...
@@JeriLandersofHopalongHollow Right? I figure that a layer of dust offers a layer of protection, lol!
Would love to see samplers and needlework and about the wallcoverings.....wallpaper or stencils?
@Jeri Landers Will be looking forward to that!
This room was stencilled and the other was wallpaper.
I think the stamped one is British as it has the order of the garter "belt" on it.
Thanks! Good to get some information on it.
Could you share what are a couple of your favorite tea brands?
Certainly! My very favorite winter tea is called "Hot Cinnamon Spice" by Harney and Sons. They make great teas, of all kinds. I also love their Earl Grey and for special occasions try this:Royal Wedding Tea. Its a blend of White tea with Pink Rosebuds! Another wonderful brand of tea makers are Fortnum and Mason, they've been making tea since the early 1700's and are the official tea makers for the Royalty of England ever since. At this very moment I am sipping a cup of "Queen Anne", it is strong and smooth. You may find these teas on AMazon or on the websites of the companies.
Thank you so much! My daughter and I wanted to try something new and I thank you for your recommendations!
Jeri where do I get one of those catalogs ?
It's a reproduction Toy catalog from Dover Publishing
I had four to five tea pots all used I was so sad when I came to Mexico I couldn't bring them on the plane my ex might be traveling down here by a van and could bring me some need to shop when I go to Oregon
Theres so many items involved in having tea if your a collector
There a place here where they make items from copper I will try to buy a copper one
That is true: tea pots, tea cups. strainers, cozies, teaspoons,infusers, tablecloths.... I could go on and on!
How do you keep everything so dust free!?
Jayne Marie, I don't! I did a good cleaning job on these for the video.
My Aunt always said when someone came to her house looking for dust she didn’t want to disappoint them😊
@@carolunderwood6398 Oh my gosh. I will certainly remember your aunts remark. lol I love it!
Carol Underwood i am going to print this on a canvas and hang it in my house ... “YOU WILL NOT BE DISAPPOINTED IF YOU ARE LOOKING FOR DUST!”
Kimberly McKevitt it will make a good embroidery on the wall ✨
I have one with designs on it but mine is metal
These are also metal