Thank you all for joining us again! I'm here for the chat and then at 9 pm eastern time, I'll be joining Jeffrey at Real Nifty Vintage for his live haul video. Very excited to have been with Misty at ThrifterJunkerVintageHunter for her live haul just a few hours ago. Fun day! Glad to have you all with us and please join the chat if you like.
Excellent, as usual. Your thoughtful, informed and succinct comments on the items in this store are something I appreciate more than I can say. The little "lesson" on the TC "things that go together" S&Ps was the highlight (followed closely that highly covetable MCM dining set). Thanks.
Thank you! I’m glad you’re enjoying my travels. I owe Jack Chipman credit for that discovery, he wrote the California Pottery book and let me view his archives when I wrote my book
Very informative as always, I am truly amazed you can keep all that information straight! Thanks for teaching us such wonderful history of these pieces 👍
I truly like the additional information you provide in the bottom scroll. Great episode. Fantastic variety. From a former collector who tries to keep current.
Thank you, I try to do a little extra study and add information for people where I can! Do you still have any of your collections? I'm always curious what people like these days.
Cool! That was Shawnee, though, I want to make sure I don't misinform. McCoy usually says it in full script but smaller Shawnee pieces aren't always marked, so look for the italicized A in USA
@@TheAntiqueNomad thank you, i have always vintage shopped and have quite an eye for it. I have been getting back into it and definitely have some pieces and questions. But I'm also watching all your episodes to.
Hello George, I’m a newbie to your channel. I found you and Misty through Jeffrey.’s Real Nifty Vintage. I’m agoraphobic, so channels such as yours are my way of going outside 🤓
Hi, Charlotte! I'm so glad we can bring the "real world" of antiquing and vintage to you in a way that feels safe, fun and informative. Thanks for joining!
Love that music box table, never seen one and that is actually very nice. Thanks for letting me tag along with you and your travels. You give so much information and I learn quite a bit from it all. Have a great day and safe travels.
Hi George, I was hoping that this video was going to be from your trip to Petoskey Michigan, I live in Alpena Michigan so I would of been close by oh well 😀. I love the way you do videos by teaching about what you are showing I always learn so much from you!! I can't believe that amount of knowledge you have in your brain about antiques, I'm like a sponge trying to learn all that I can. Have a great weekend xoxo Lori K.😄 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸
Welcome aboard! Thank you for subscribing, please like and tell your friends...and join in on the chat if you like during my Wednesday premieres. My goal is to share my knowledge, learn from others and enjoy all this cool old stuff together
Hi George my daughter lives in madisonville and I have been to earlington Kentucky great items liked your storage house I am living in Texas right now thank you love watching your videos
Oh George I SO totally enjoyed seeing all of the Cattail sold at Sears. I LOVE that pattern for some reason and it was a delight to see so much in one place. I enjoy your videos and your knowledge. Thank you for sharing your weekly videos. I watch on my "smart TV" so not always at my computer to comment. Thumbs up always!!!!!!
Thank you so much, Scott! I really enjoy Cattail as well and wish I'd bought more. I think highly of your channel, it's atmospheric and you really know your categories well! I look forward to meeting sometime
@@TheAntiqueNomad Scott also found a teapot with the cat tails, not sure if he bought it or not. Well if someone was so inclined that's almost a set with what you found. Spacey man. Stay safe.🤡🤡🤡🐞🐞🌼🌼🌼🌼🦅💐💐💙💙💙💙💚💚💚💚🌺🌺🌺🌺🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🕊🕊🕊🌹🌹🌹🌹💜💜🍀🍀🍀🐣🐣🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔😜😜😜🌻🌻🌻🌷🌷🌷🌻😜😜😜😜🌻🌷🌷🐥🐥🐤🐤🐤🐥🐥🐥🥳🥳🥳😜😜🤡🤡
I seen lots of nice items in this video!! I like that large R2D2. You are always so informative too! Like a walking encyclopedia (that gives away my age). Kids now a days have no clue how we had to do school reports and look up stuff with out technology.
George : My parents (both born in 1920) got Heinz pickle pins (you mentioned with Jeffrey) in the 1920s/30s at Heinz Pier in Atlantic City , NJ It was destroyed in a 1944 hurricane. I looked it up- they called it Heinz Ocean Pier . It opened 1898. I still have at least maybe two of the pins. Had to tell you.
Now I think they might be early plastic. I have a brochure from a friend in Pittsburgh with a timeline and pictures of all the pins. I'll try to find that too and make a color copy and send you if you are intterested.
I love that about this business! We all see different things and have a different eye, that's what makes this business endlessly fascinating to me. Thanks so much for meeting me there so I could film this!
Hi George, I'm new to your channel, I heard of you by Misty and must say I really enjoy you and Misty so it was wonderful seeing both of you today. Can't wait for the next vlog.
I watched your video it Was wonderful just like you You are WONDERFUL I loved everything you bought I like BRASS so I like the BRASS DOOR KNOCKER You are probably tired cuz I think you was on today on THRIFTER JUNKER to Anyway be careful and have a nice evening and try to stay cool
They're starting to open here, my friends who conduct Madison-Bouckville show in New York are hopeful it might happen this summer depending how things go
@@TheAntiqueNomad Hi George I went Madison -Bouckville for the first time last year ..really great place everything you can think is there..Keep hearing they arent opening this year...hope it's not true
Enjoyed this! I think I would've had to have bought the W. C. Fields cookie jar🤣🤣🤣 Was one ever made of Mae West? A pair of them would be great. I liked the set of three cast resin figures, too. The promo '61 Mercury is another item I liked a lot. Loved the Dr. Pepper sign! Always a pleasure watching your videos!!! Thanks!!!
McCoy worked with Brush first, then with Nelson. Brush was its own separate thing after McCoy left for Nelson, they lasted into the 1960s I think. McCoy eventually took over from Nelson and the pieces were just marked McCoy (Instead of NM) after about 1935 I believe.
In one of your upcoming videos can you explain further about how you avoid a conflict of interest with your state sales does that mean you can’t buy any of those products
Greetings George, watched the estate sale at your antique collection house with Jeffery Misty and all the others. I was so excited to see some items that are my addiction collections and definitely need them. How can I best reach you for things I would like to purchase?
Absolutely! I'll put them aside this weekend, they're packed with my show stock. I would take $12 plus shipping, the early Treasure Craft run a little higher than the 1950s/60s Japanese. Please e-mail me at TheAntiqueNomad@Gmail.com so I can process it for you.
You had estate sale.And had Thirfter,Junker,Vintage Hunter there.You had picture of President Kennedy, and Dr. Martin Luther king Jr. And Robert Kennedy in it.I would like to buy that picture.Could you email me about it.Let know how I can buy it please and how much.Thank you Antique Nomad.
I love your channel and impressed with your knowledge. Have you ever seen Franciscan Ivy crescent salad/bone plates, I have 8. I cannot find them anywhere online to see the comps. Is there anybody who would have any idea. I even checked on Replacements.com and they don't have them either. Just curious. Thank you.
Try these three malls in Washington, they each have had them in the recent past because they have specialists in dinnerware: Star Center Mall, Snohomish, WA; Centralia Square, (360) 736-6406; Tower Avenue Antiques, Centralia, WA. (I only remember the phone number for one of them, but you can look them up easily and they all ship)
Tell me what you like! I realize that lots of things people collect today are far different from when I started in the business, and some of my long time customers are not fans of it. I show what I see, but I'm always interested in what viewers wish we were finding
Thank you all for joining us again! I'm here for the chat and then at 9 pm eastern time, I'll be joining Jeffrey at Real Nifty Vintage for his live haul video. Very excited to have been with Misty at ThrifterJunkerVintageHunter for her live haul just a few hours ago. Fun day! Glad to have you all with us and please join the chat if you like.
Another great video, George. I love listening to you...the human encyclopedia of vintage information.
Thanks for listening! I'm glad to share what I know and learn from viewers as well
If I ever see you out in the wild don't be afraid. It's just me following you around and taking notes.
Please do! I get around, might appear in an area near you sometime
Excellent, as usual. Your thoughtful, informed and succinct comments on the items in this store are something I appreciate more than I can say. The little "lesson" on the TC "things that go together" S&Ps was the highlight (followed closely that highly covetable MCM dining set). Thanks.
Thank you! I’m glad you’re enjoying my travels. I owe Jack Chipman credit for that discovery, he wrote the California Pottery book and let me view his archives when I wrote my book
The music box table is gorgeous
Love your videos, George; they're so instructional, and you have a very soothing voice. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us via TH-cam.
You are very welcome, I enjoy it a lot!
2nd time watching George to see everything plus your voice so melodic I tend to fall asleep. 2am Australia 🧡😂🦘
I need to add sound effects! Lol. I’m glad to have you watch as often as you like
Very informative as always, I am truly amazed you can keep all that information straight! Thanks for teaching us such wonderful history of these pieces 👍
Thank you for joining, I love seeing you in the chat
Great finds George! Thanks for bringing us along!!
You bet! I'm glad you came along
I truly like the additional information you provide in the bottom scroll. Great episode. Fantastic variety. From a former collector who tries to keep current.
Thank you, I try to do a little extra study and add information for people where I can! Do you still have any of your collections? I'm always curious what people like these days.
Great video George! Thanks! ❤
Once again I learned something. The explanation of the slanted A on McCoy pottery was one I will remember.
Cool! That was Shawnee, though, I want to make sure I don't misinform. McCoy usually says it in full script but smaller Shawnee pieces aren't always marked, so look for the italicized A in USA
I love the Conant Ball Table and chairs ;-)
I sure do too! That's a good find.
George not to be weird but I want your brain!! You are so knowledgeable about antiques and I love watching you.
I love it! I’m using it now but happy to share its contents
@@TheAntiqueNomad thank you, i have always vintage shopped and have quite an eye for it. I have been getting back into it and definitely have some pieces and questions. But I'm also watching all your episodes to.
Oh those 1960's Flamingo's were lovely.
I really like flamingoes too
Hello George, I’m a newbie to your channel. I found you and Misty through Jeffrey.’s Real Nifty Vintage. I’m agoraphobic, so channels such as yours are my way of going outside 🤓
Hi, Charlotte! I'm so glad we can bring the "real world" of antiquing and vintage to you in a way that feels safe, fun and informative. Thanks for joining!
Thanks for another great video George! I learn so much from you and really appreciate all the knowledge you share. Thanks again!
I appreciate that! I really want to share knowledge and learn from others as well, it spreads the appreciation of all this cool old stuff
Lots of info! Very enjoyable!
I had fun with this one and I'm glad you did too!
Love that music box table, never seen one and that is actually very nice. Thanks for letting me tag along with you and your travels. You give so much information and I learn quite a bit from it all. Have a great day and safe travels.
You are so welcome!
Hi George, I was hoping that this video was going to be from your trip to Petoskey Michigan, I live in Alpena Michigan so I would of been close by oh well 😀. I love the way you do videos by teaching about what you are showing I always learn so much from you!! I can't believe that amount of knowledge you have in your brain about antiques, I'm like a sponge trying to learn all that I can. Have a great weekend xoxo Lori K.😄 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸 🌷 🌸
Thank you! I will put out the Petoskey video soon
I am learning so much from you. Thank you for your knowledge and time!
Thank you, Dawn! It is time consuming but a labor of love
New subscriber here .Love your videos,lovely relaxing voice plus you give an excellent description of the goods.Take care.😀🏴
Welcome aboard! Thank you for subscribing, please like and tell your friends...and join in on the chat if you like during my Wednesday premieres. My goal is to share my knowledge, learn from others and enjoy all this cool old stuff together
Hi George my daughter lives in madisonville and I have been to earlington Kentucky great items liked your storage house I am living in Texas right now thank you love watching your videos
Cool! I'm glad you're enjoying me from Texas
Oh George I SO totally enjoyed seeing all of the Cattail sold at Sears. I LOVE that pattern for some reason and it was a delight to see so much in one place. I enjoy your videos and your knowledge. Thank you for sharing your weekly videos. I watch on my "smart TV" so not always at my computer to comment. Thumbs up always!!!!!!
Thank you so much, Scott! I really enjoy Cattail as well and wish I'd bought more. I think highly of your channel, it's atmospheric and you really know your categories well! I look forward to meeting sometime
@@TheAntiqueNomad Scott also found a teapot with the cat tails, not sure if he bought it or not. Well if someone was so inclined that's almost a set with what you found. Spacey man. Stay safe.🤡🤡🤡🐞🐞🌼🌼🌼🌼🦅💐💐💙💙💙💙💚💚💚💚🌺🌺🌺🌺🌿🌿🌿🌿🌿🕊🕊🕊🌹🌹🌹🌹💜💜🍀🍀🍀🐣🐣🐔🐔🐔🐔🐔😜😜😜🌻🌻🌻🌷🌷🌷🌻😜😜😜😜🌻🌷🌷🐥🐥🐤🐤🐤🐥🐥🐥🥳🥳🥳😜😜🤡🤡
A meet up sometime would be awesome! Let’s make that happen! 😀
I seen lots of nice items in this video!! I like that large R2D2. You are always so informative too! Like a walking encyclopedia (that gives away my age). Kids now a days have no clue how we had to do school reports and look up stuff with out technology.
Yes! I think learning to study beyond Wikipedia is still useful, it’s helped me in my professional appraisal practice
Hi George I just saw you with Jeffrey on your live With him and join your subscription great live show
Hi, Liz Liz! Thank you so much for joining. I had a lot of fun meeting Jeffrey and being on his live, I hope to do more in the future
I like to learn about the items on these types of channels. You do a great job of teaching.
Thank you so much! My goal is to blend the "real world" antique and vintage into the online world
Always learn something George! Thx
Thank you! So glad you got something out of it
Thanks for the videos!
Glad you like them! Please like, subscribe and tell your friends
George : My parents (both born in 1920) got Heinz pickle pins (you mentioned with Jeffrey) in the 1920s/30s at Heinz Pier in Atlantic City , NJ It was destroyed in a 1944 hurricane. I looked it up- they called it Heinz Ocean Pier . It opened 1898. I still have at least maybe two of the pins. Had to tell you.
That's really good to know! Were they metal? I think they pre-dated the plastic ones
@@TheAntiqueNomad I will have to locate them but I think so.
Now I think they might be early plastic. I have a brochure from a friend in Pittsburgh with a timeline and pictures of all the pins. I'll try to find that too and make a color copy and send you if you are intterested.
"interested" not "interestted" Oh the typos!!
I love how I walked through the same exact mall after you and didn't even notice all this stuff you pointed out!
I love that about this business! We all see different things and have a different eye, that's what makes this business endlessly fascinating to me. Thanks so much for meeting me there so I could film this!
Just wanted to tell you that the video was great.👍🏻😊
Thank you! 😁
Thanks George!
My pleasure!
The clown cookie jar at 21:29 would put me off cookies!
Great diet plan!
@@TheAntiqueNomad Ha!
Thanks for sharing I enjoy all your knowledge
I really enjoy sharing it
Eagerly anticipated
With Love from SAM
Guwahati Assam INDIA
Thanks for watching in India! So glad to share with you
Respectfully "City of New Orleans" was Arlo Guthrie's song. Willie Nelson has written a ton of great songs, but that one's Arlo Guthrie XO
True I should've given him credit but more people know Willie Nelson's version
Love watching your videos!
Thank you! I'm glad they're worthwhile to you
Thanks for another video! As always I learned a few things!
Cool! I love sharing info and my enthusiasm for these fun old things
Looks like a good show!!
Hi, Kathy! It was fun, thanks for dropping by and I'll see you soon
Thanks so much for sharing.
I'm glad to do it
I have the Aunt Jemima spice set; minus the rack. I really want the cookie jar that goes w/ the set. The pie safe 😍
Hard to find all the spice jars! The cookie jar and syrup pitcher are scarce too
I enjoyed your video,thanks for all the great info.
Glad you enjoyed it! there's lots more where that came from
Hi George, I'm new to your channel, I heard of you by Misty and must say I really enjoy you and Misty so it was wonderful seeing both of you today. Can't wait for the next vlog.
Thank you! I'm glad you found me. Misty is so much fun, I really enjoyed being live with her again
Cool stuff
I like this place
I watched your video it
Was wonderful just like you
You are WONDERFUL
I loved everything you bought
I like BRASS so I like the BRASS DOOR KNOCKER
You are probably tired cuz I think you was on today on THRIFTER JUNKER to
Anyway be careful and have a nice evening and try to stay cool
Thank you! I also was on Real Nifty Vintage last night so check that one out as well. I really appreciate your kind words
Wow I miss flea markets
They're starting to open here, my friends who conduct Madison-Bouckville show in New York are hopeful it might happen this summer depending how things go
@@TheAntiqueNomad Hi George I went Madison -Bouckville for the first time last year ..really great place everything you can think is there..Keep hearing they arent opening this year...hope it's not true
Enjoyed this! I think I would've had to have bought the W. C. Fields cookie jar🤣🤣🤣 Was one ever made of Mae West? A pair of them would be great. I liked the set of three cast resin figures, too. The promo '61 Mercury is another item I liked a lot. Loved the Dr. Pepper sign!
Always a pleasure watching your videos!!! Thanks!!!
Thank you! I did like W.C. Fields very much. I think there was a 1990s jar of Mae West.
@@TheAntiqueNomad Uh-Oh...you just gave me something else to look for😏😂😂😂
I found a brush quality pottery planter kidney shaped brown drip glaze. I am so confused about the whole mccoy/brush mccoy thing. Lol!
McCoy worked with Brush first, then with Nelson. Brush was its own separate thing after McCoy left for Nelson, they lasted into the 1960s I think. McCoy eventually took over from Nelson and the pieces were just marked McCoy (Instead of NM) after about 1935 I believe.
Hi George,I'm from Webster Co ky
Cool! I’m enjoying my adopted home a lot.
In one of your upcoming videos can you explain further about how you avoid a conflict of interest with your state sales does that mean you can’t buy any of those products
I hope to do an estate sale at some point and address how and why! I do avoid that conflict, hopefully most ethical sellers will as well
I'll be there...❤
That clown cookie jar is toooo creepy! Probably haunted and needs to stay!
I find it funny and drunken looking, but I don't think most people liked that guy...poor sad clown!
I like WC Fields
me too he had panache
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McDonough ga?! I live close to griffin. I grew up in McDonough we where always going to that flea market
I understand it's been going awhile! I only discovered it last year
The Antique Nomad I know I have been going to it since I was around 15 and I am 45 now. It’s changed a lot but still fun to go into.
No way ! I just found your channel and I’m really close to your location. Do you have a shop?
I sell at twin lakes Antique Mall in Gilbertsville and by appointment near Madisonville
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Great pic of you! Love the vintage
Greetings George, watched the estate sale at your antique collection house with Jeffery Misty and all the others. I was so excited to see some items that are my addiction collections and definitely need them. How can I best reach you for things I would like to purchase?
Please e-mail me at TheAntiqueNomad@Gmail.com! I'd be glad to accomodate
Hi George, I would love to purchase the lunch box and thermos salt and pepper shakers from you!!! Is that something you would do? Name your price...?
Absolutely! I'll put them aside this weekend, they're packed with my show stock. I would take $12 plus shipping, the early Treasure Craft run a little higher than the 1950s/60s Japanese. Please e-mail me at TheAntiqueNomad@Gmail.com so I can process it for you.
Thanks George will see you at Real Nifty Vintage who we follow as well!
Glad to see you there!
You had estate sale.And had Thirfter,Junker,Vintage Hunter there.You had picture of President Kennedy, and Dr. Martin Luther king Jr. And Robert Kennedy in it.I would like to buy that picture.Could you email me about it.Let know how I can buy it please and how much.Thank you Antique Nomad.
Hello! Please e-mail me at TheAntiqueNomad@gmail.com, I'd be happy to arrange that
You call the steak “sexist” I call it smart business cause I definitely would have bought that for myself 😂
Well I would have wanted to as well but I'd have felt weird about it because I'm a guy, I guess that's what made it seem strange
👍🏻😎🌹
I love your channel and impressed with your knowledge. Have you ever seen Franciscan Ivy crescent salad/bone plates, I have 8. I cannot find them anywhere online to see the comps. Is there anybody who would have any idea. I even checked on Replacements.com and they don't have them either. Just curious. Thank you.
Try these three malls in Washington, they each have had them in the recent past because they have specialists in dinnerware: Star Center Mall, Snohomish, WA; Centralia Square, (360) 736-6406; Tower Avenue Antiques, Centralia, WA. (I only remember the phone number for one of them, but you can look them up easily and they all ship)
do you have an ebay account or store?
I'm The Antique Nomad on eBay too, but a lot of stuff in my videos is for sale through me privately because I do a lot of shows as well
@@TheAntiqueNomad Where are you located?
Most of this is faddish junk
Tell me what you like! I realize that lots of things people collect today are far different from when I started in the business, and some of my long time customers are not fans of it. I show what I see, but I'm always interested in what viewers wish we were finding