Southerners definitely eat deviled eggs on the holidays. I once made some in June on a whim, my husband said, 'Why....", shrugged his shoulders and enjoyed them.
DEVILED EGGS!, why yes sir !!! A Tennessee tradition for every Sunday dinner and any HOLIDAY!!!! AND WE HAVE SWEET TEA 😁😁😁 I THINK THIS IS ALL JUST BEAUTIFUL!!!!🎄👵💖🦋 So ELEGANT. All you need is grandmother's delicate crocheted lace tablecloth and you HAVE a party started!
Hello move over Martha Stewart there's a New King of Decorating and Spectacular Dazzling. It's Scott from The Old Curiosity Shop. A magnificent display of yesteryear treasures. GREAT VIDEO AND GREAT CONTENT. THUMBS-UP ALWAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My daddy was a Rebel and my mother was a Yankee, but she made deviled eggs for every big holiday dinner. She also made pickled eggs for me on my birthday cuz they’re my favorite.
Growing up in NC they were deviled eggs at every holiday dinner. Allergic myself but still use those platters for my meatball appetizers so my kids call mine the meatball platter, That glass is beautiful.
My German grandmother, b. 1899, 1st generation American, made Pfeffernuesse (pronounced feffernussa) during my youth, and I still use her recipe. Just the word brings up the memories of the smell of her kitchen at Christmastime!
Oh!!!! My grandfather saved his money and bought his mother a vase. Now I know it’s called a zipper pattern. It’s pressed glass but I can make it sparkle. He was a poor German immigrant and to think he picked this out makes me cry! In a good way 👍
Oh, it’s all so beautiful!! Just imagine, Christmas Eve with the lights shining and the reflection in all that sparkling glass....it’s of what beautiful memories are made! 🎄 Ps..Our family has always eaten deviled eggs at Easter. However, if I had such a glorious platter as the one on your counter, I would serve them at every holiday and perhaps every family gathering!! Wow!
My family eats the heck out of deviled eggs at Thanksgiving and Christmas, and celery with cheese, celery with peanut butter... that's what we eat while waiting for the meal to be served...to give you a idea how big this endeavor is?.. my Irish Grandparents had 7 children, each of them with a spouse... 62 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren, and 3 great great grandchildren..lol.. and all of us would converge on my Grandparents on Christmas day and Thanksgiving..
Central Nebraska here-deviled eggs, as long as they’re delicious, can be eaten year round. You got the eggs, you got the mayo, mustard, salt and pepper, and a wee bit of sugar, so there you go!
No deviled eggs except in summertime occasionally, from MO but mom from Milwaukee, Swiss/German, no rice, bread/cornbread dressing either, she made a german meat stuffing and mincemeat pie and only used cornstarch to thicken gravy - oh the memories!
Growing up in WV we had deviled eggs at every holiday meal and every Methodist church gathering. When I moved to Texas I was pleased to find that deviled eggs were on the menu for all holidays and all church gatherings.
Born and raised in Southwestern Michigan. Deviled eggs in our home were served for Easter, 4th of July and other summer gatherings. HOWEVER!..... When attending a covered dish dinner at a Baptist church STUFFED (not deviled) eggs are eggspected no matter what season it is! LOL Waving from Michigan :)
Thoroughly enjoyed this presentation! Yes, we have deviled eggs at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Aaron always reminds me when he sees your new videos and our ritual is to pop it up on screen and gush. (I'll say, oh that's...) And you'll say it and he will reply, (you were right!) Lol. I think my fav is the biscuit jar.
I forgot to mention, I always learn so much from your videos. Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge on these items. It has helped me make purchasing decisions more than once!
First off - love your channel! Second, I am born, raised and still live in Nebraska. Deviled eggs are a "must have" for any casual family gathering, and for all holidays...including fall and winter.
Deviled eggs always, every occasion. BTW....don't have a martini before garnishing them with paprika... You "might" accidentally grab the cinnamon. Then your daughter "might" not let you bring them to family functions anymore...😱😩 Beautiful, beautiful glass items, Scott. Your counter looks so festive!❤
@@galechicago325 Thanks...I think you're right! They'll never let me forget it anyway....the joke has become, "anybody want a deviled egg?" Answer: "Did mom make them??" Hope you have a happy and healthy Thanksgiving, and nice weather wherever you are.❤ (not sure if you're in Chicago, but I grew up about 60 miles from there!)
Jan Upczak - I grew up in the northwest suburbs. But I’ve lived in Orange County California now for the past 25 years. I still have the Northwest Chicago accent! It’s impossible to get rid of! My friends here in Cali nicknamed me Gale Chicago because of my accent, which is a huge source of amusement around here!
@@galechicago325 I grew up in the cornfields of DeKalb! I love the Chicago accent...it always makes me homesick (I've been in Colorado for 25+ years) and it always makes me miss good old Midwestern folks and values. I don't know how old you are, but I have great memories of listening to WLS on my transistor radio in the 60s and 70s...my kinda town!😊❤❤
I’m from Noo Yawk originally - specifically, from Queens - and we had deviled eggs with EVERY holiday because my father loved them and he insisted. Apparently it was a thing, because no matter whose house we went to for any sort of celebration, family or not, there was ALWAYS a plate of deviled eggs.. I’m a total fool for clear glass/crystal, so all of this is SO inn my wheelhouse!! Thanks for sharing.
Nice Video Scott!! I believe crystal and pressed/Cut glass is about to make a comeback. Etched glass in Nouveau and Deco are on the rise too! Yayyy!! Elegance is timeless.
I always make deviled eggs at Christmas; they go so well with left-overs (ham, turkey, and my all-time favorite: kielbasa!). Born and raised in Pennsylvania.
Good morning Scott! I pick up vintage leaded glass pieces like these as well as clear cut crystal inexspensively to use as containers for floral arrangements and candle holders. Much nicer to give a gift of flowers in these than florist grade vessels. So sad its so often overlooked. Thanks for rescuing these and sharing them!
I make the deviled eggs for family at Easter and Independence Day. For Thanksgiving I'm in charge of pies and dressing, and Christmas I make my Grandma's German cookies. They are my favorite since I was a little girl! There are some lovely pieces and I'd be tempted if I didn't already have plenty of pieces. I loved how you set them up with the goodies at the beginning of the video.
Deviled eggs are a MUST for any family gathering of mine! Thankfully, I have taught my daughters well, and I don't have to make them any longer :) Yes, it is pretty much the LAW in Texas!
I'm from NYC originally, living in PA. Never had the deviled eggs for holidays, made them over the summer for barbecues and whenever the mood struck, good stuff
WV native here, now living on east coast of Virginia and oh yeah, we have deviled eggs at every holiday - Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter! Yummy! But we put sweet pickle cubes in ours and I think some people hate them that way . . . Gorgeous pieces there! :)
Norwegian grandmother from Minnesota here ~ my family has been serving deviled eggs at family gatherings since I can remember, and still do. My guess as to why it became such a staple for family gatherings, especially in small town America, would be the fact that eggs are readily available year round & inexpensive, and are beautiful when plated 🌸
Yes, we always have deviled eggs here at our home in Iowa. We have them every holiday except perhaps Halloween. I’m known for my delicious deviled eggs.
Lovely! In our family, we enjoy deviled eggs, so they show up at many holiday meals, but especially at Easter, of course. Mostly used as a protein pre-meal appetizer with veggie trays, etc. enjoyed while waiting during lengthy meal prep time. Multiple generations live in eastern Washington state.
Scott, I agree that Christmas time is the perfect time to use cut and pressed glass to dress up your holiday entertaining. However, let's not forget that those Heisey bowls (dang, they're gorgeous!) can elevate even the most pedestrian food year 'round. BTW, what's up with using the lid to keep the cat from licking the after dinner mints? I sure hope your buddy didn't hear you say that.
Texas: deviled eggs, all the holidays throughout the year... and sometimes on any day ending in “Y”, including yesterday and today. Hardly ever tomorrow though, because... why wait?! 🤭
I'm a southern girl and we have deviled eggs at every holiday. Lol. I even like them l the time. Beautiful glass. I collect glass to. I get most of mine at a flea market and I have aot from my grandmother's and my mom's. I live pink depression and carnival and milk glass. I've been told I have to much junk as my brother's say but I say no. Love your videos. Thanks
In Texas , deviled eggs are served at every family gathering. Especially good funeral food. If your family has chickens you get them for ordinary meals. Please keep trying to do our southern accent. Makes me smile. I will continue to laugh at you accent. Lol
Yes here in NC, we eat deviled eggs year round!! I just received my Royal Copley birds and they are gorgeous! The pictures didn't do them justice! I love them and the cardinal. I can't believe that they weren't snatched up sooner. I already have them displayed. Thank you very much and Happy Thanksgiving!!
Deviled eggs are part of our Thanksgiving parade time snacks and are expected! :) I was raised in Massachusetts but have lived in Texas for more than 20 years. So Im a replanted Yankee lol
Having been born in Oklahoma and raised in Texas we have Deviled eggs, I have an aunt who calls them “dressed” eggs 🤷🏻♂️, at pretty much any family gathering, church pot luck, picnic, I think you might get the drift.
I'm from/in Texas. We used to have deviled eggs at all the family gatherings/holidays. But know nobody wants to do anything so "formal" anymore. Too much trouble and everyone is too spread out to get together. It's kind of sad really. I'm always up for trouble, though.😂
My mom and grandma was from Ohio so no we didn't have deviled eggs for the holidays. My dad and I are from Oklahoma, and not sure about that side of the family. But living in NC we always seem to have deviled eggs at every holiday. I am not complaining as I love them!
No, no deviled eggs until spring...no we do not deviled eggs for the winter holidays (Where I'm originally from Central PA...however I do like PA Dutch pickled red beet eggs! I have been transplanted South of the Mason Dixon seems here in the South deviled eggs are a every event - a staple must have! I can see all those clear fancy dishes and vessels being used for their intended purpose OR filled with all sorts of pretty LoVely shiny objects, like rhinestone brooches, pearl necklaces, ivory colored buttons, prisms, antique keys, lace trim Oh the possibilities! Scott, thanks for sharing!
You people north of the Mason Dixon crack me up! I must admit that I do make an exception for you, Scott. I love Duncan Miller. With opalescent hobnail I struggle to know the difference from Fenton. I collect the white hobnail and candlewick.
I have to agree with tumbled texas. Here in southern N.C, deviled eggs are as important as the turkey. The eggs are the first to dissapear.We have a large family and I made the mistake of making two large platters one year. The eggs were not the only thing to clear out of the room. Your dishes are beautiful.
Deviled eggs for Thanksgiving here in Kentucky, but mostly with cook out type food. Again, that's just my family, and we have to really guard them now as my 5yr old nephew is an egg maniac are cannot be trusted :)
I love crystal regardless of the time of year....lol....Question, do crystals pieces from years gone by actually have more lead than the crystal still made today? I know Waterford has a large lead content and was still being made....so I wonder???
Loved the glass pieces, unfortunately my weakness! Yes we eat deviled eggs at most holidays, Ohio gal here, Columbus originally, now about 20 mins North.
That is all such beautiful glass, and especially for the holiday season! I think my family has usually served deviled eggs at Easter, and possibly sometimes at Christmas? Hard to remember for sure, because I don’t eat them. 😄
What a lovely presentation! Thanks to you, I have more appreciation for all the clear patterned glass and cut glass from my grandma and great-grandma. Those ladies loved them some heavy glass back in the day!
Deviled eggs in the summertime at picnics and family gatherings here in Oregon. Large family (Italian) in Nevada and California, no deviled eggs (just lots of polenta and beef🙂) Must be because mom is from Oklahoma so just our immediate family only does deviled eggs.
Absolutely loved everything about this video. The beautiful glass, the information, the tambourine kitty, Salem's little meow, it all just warmed my heart. Deviled eggs anytime, any occasion.
I’m born and raised in NYC. My family would sometimes have deviled eggs at Easter. It was not a definite staple at holidays for me. I like them and would eat them anytime of the year.
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We eat them all the time! Yes I would use that beautiful platter!🐣😈😈
I would eat them in a box, with a fox...here or there, anywhere....anytime!
Just looking at that beautiful arrangement of dishes with traditional colors made me happy .
Southerners definitely eat deviled eggs on the holidays. I once made some in June on a whim, my husband said, 'Why....", shrugged his shoulders and enjoyed them.
DEVILED EGGS!, why yes sir !!! A Tennessee tradition for every Sunday dinner and any HOLIDAY!!!! AND WE HAVE SWEET TEA 😁😁😁 I THINK THIS IS ALL JUST BEAUTIFUL!!!!🎄👵💖🦋 So ELEGANT. All you need is grandmother's delicate crocheted lace tablecloth and you HAVE a party started!
Hello move over Martha Stewart there's a New King of Decorating and Spectacular Dazzling. It's Scott from The Old Curiosity Shop. A magnificent display of yesteryear treasures. GREAT VIDEO AND GREAT CONTENT. THUMBS-UP ALWAYS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
My daddy was a Rebel and my mother was a Yankee, but she made deviled eggs for every big holiday dinner. She also made pickled eggs for me on my birthday cuz they’re my favorite.
I love deviled eggs any time of the year.
Growing up in NC they were deviled eggs at every holiday dinner. Allergic myself but still use those platters for my meatball appetizers so my kids call mine the meatball platter, That glass is beautiful.
That's a great idea! I was trying to think of alternate spherical snack options and meatballs would be perfect!
good idea
My German grandmother, b. 1899, 1st generation American, made Pfeffernuesse (pronounced feffernussa) during my youth, and I still use her recipe. Just the word brings up the memories of the smell of her kitchen at Christmastime!
Deviled eggs is for every gathering! I live near Chicago.
Yes, deviled eggs, olives, carrot sticks, celery stuffed with cream cheese. All the great supper-club relish dishes! Third generation Chicagoan.
I make deviled eggs for most holidays! My family loves’em. Gorgeous glass Scott.
Yes, my family loves deviled eggs, or as my dad would have said...aggravated ovums. 😄
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All clear glass, of all types is beautiful. Interesting to mix patterns. Adds a little sparkle to a room, like a piece of jewelry to a plain outfit.
Oh!!!! My grandfather saved his money and bought his mother a vase. Now I know it’s called a zipper pattern. It’s pressed glass but I can make it sparkle. He was a poor German immigrant and to think he picked this out makes me cry! In a good way 👍
Charming!
Oh, it’s all so beautiful!! Just imagine, Christmas Eve with the lights shining and the reflection in all that sparkling glass....it’s of what beautiful memories are made! 🎄
Ps..Our family has always eaten deviled eggs at Easter. However, if I had such a glorious platter as the one on your counter, I would serve them at every holiday and perhaps every family gathering!! Wow!
Yes indeed......this type of glass is stunning against a backdrop of candle light or twinkling Christmas lights. It's just magical!
My family eats the heck out of deviled eggs at Thanksgiving and Christmas, and celery with cheese, celery with peanut butter... that's what we eat while waiting for the meal to be served...to give you a idea how big this endeavor is?.. my Irish Grandparents had 7 children, each of them with a spouse... 62 grandchildren, 13 great grandchildren, and 3 great great grandchildren..lol.. and all of us would converge on my Grandparents on Christmas day and Thanksgiving..
Central Nebraska here-deviled eggs, as long as they’re delicious, can be eaten year round. You got the eggs, you got the mayo, mustard, salt and pepper, and a wee bit of sugar, so there you go!
In Georgia we eat deviled eggs for holidays, picnics, cookouts, any darn time we want !
No deviled eggs except in summertime occasionally, from MO but mom from Milwaukee, Swiss/German, no rice, bread/cornbread dressing either, she made a german meat stuffing and mincemeat pie and only used cornstarch to thicken gravy - oh the memories!
Growing up in WV we had deviled eggs at every holiday meal and every Methodist church gathering. When I moved to Texas I was pleased to find that deviled eggs were on the menu for all holidays and all church gatherings.
Deviled eggs for Easter, 4th, possibly Thanksgiving and also picnics.
Lordy yes. We have deviled eggs for every Holliday. My mother had them for every Sunday lunch after church.
Born and raised in Southwestern Michigan. Deviled eggs in our home were served for Easter, 4th of July and other summer gatherings. HOWEVER!..... When attending a covered dish dinner at a Baptist church STUFFED (not deviled) eggs are eggspected no matter what season it is! LOL Waving from Michigan :)
Laughed about the cat licking your after dinner mints
Thoroughly enjoyed this presentation! Yes, we have deviled eggs at Thanksgiving and Christmas. Aaron always reminds me when he sees your new videos and our ritual is to pop it up on screen and gush. (I'll say, oh that's...) And you'll say it and he will reply, (you were right!) Lol. I think my fav is the biscuit jar.
I'm glad you and Aaron don't throw deviled eggs at the TV set when my videos come on! I like the biscuit jar too! Thanks for watching.
Yes on the deviled eggs in Nebraska lol.
One of my favorite things of Christmas - PFEFFERNEUSE COOKIES 😍
I forgot to mention, I always learn so much from your videos. Thank you for sharing all of your knowledge on these items. It has helped me make purchasing decisions more than once!
First off - love your channel! Second, I am born, raised and still live in Nebraska. Deviled eggs are a "must have" for any casual family gathering, and for all holidays...including fall and winter.
Deviled eggs at Easter and all summer long, I am in Albany New York. Gorgeous glass!
The red candlles look so good with the black granite in
What a beautiful setting you had at the beginning Scott. Very beautiful! Thanks for this.
Deviled eggs always, every occasion. BTW....don't have a martini before garnishing them with paprika... You "might" accidentally grab the cinnamon. Then your daughter "might" not let you bring them to family functions anymore...😱😩 Beautiful, beautiful glass items, Scott. Your counter looks so festive!❤
Hahaha! Bring them anyway. Telling the tale of the long-ago cinnamon mis-hap should be a fine family tradition!
Too funny Jan!
@@galechicago325 Thanks...I think you're right! They'll never let me forget it anyway....the joke has become, "anybody want a deviled egg?" Answer: "Did mom make them??" Hope you have a happy and healthy Thanksgiving, and nice weather wherever you are.❤ (not sure if you're in Chicago, but I grew up about 60 miles from there!)
Jan Upczak - I grew up in the northwest suburbs. But I’ve lived in Orange County California now for the past 25 years. I still have the Northwest Chicago accent! It’s impossible to get rid of! My friends here in Cali nicknamed me Gale Chicago because of my accent, which is a huge source of amusement around here!
@@galechicago325 I grew up in the cornfields of DeKalb! I love the Chicago accent...it always makes me homesick (I've been in Colorado for 25+ years) and it always makes me miss good old Midwestern folks and values. I don't know how old you are, but I have great memories of listening to WLS on my transistor radio in the 60s and 70s...my kinda town!😊❤❤
Deviled eggs are a MUST for my family! (raised in Texas, lived in Arkansas, and now living in the UK).
I’m from Noo Yawk originally - specifically, from Queens - and we had deviled eggs with EVERY holiday because my father loved them and he insisted. Apparently it was a thing, because no matter whose house we went to for any sort of celebration, family or not, there was ALWAYS a plate of deviled eggs.. I’m a total fool for clear glass/crystal, so all of this is SO inn my wheelhouse!! Thanks for sharing.
Thanks Del.
Nice Video Scott!! I believe crystal and pressed/Cut glass is about to make a comeback. Etched glass in Nouveau and Deco are on the rise too! Yayyy!! Elegance is timeless.
Makes for a very sparkly holiday 🤗
I always make deviled eggs at Christmas; they go so well with left-overs (ham, turkey, and my all-time favorite: kielbasa!). Born and raised in Pennsylvania.
Good morning Scott! I pick up vintage leaded glass pieces like these as well as clear cut crystal inexspensively to use as containers for floral arrangements and candle holders. Much nicer to give a gift of flowers in these than florist grade vessels. So sad its so often overlooked. Thanks for rescuing these and sharing them!
I make the deviled eggs for family at Easter and Independence Day. For Thanksgiving I'm in charge of pies and dressing, and Christmas I make my Grandma's German cookies. They are my favorite since I was a little girl!
There are some lovely pieces and I'd be tempted if I didn't already have plenty of pieces. I loved how you set them up with the goodies at the beginning of the video.
I’m from Texas and deviled eggs is absolutely mandatory for Every major Holiday, especially Thanksgiving and Christmas.
Deviled eggs are a MUST for any family gathering of mine! Thankfully, I have taught my daughters well, and I don't have to make them any longer :) Yes, it is pretty much the LAW in Texas!
I'm from NYC originally, living in PA. Never had the deviled eggs for holidays, made them over the summer for barbecues and whenever the mood struck, good stuff
Beautiful presentation. Yes! We have deviled eggs. I grew up in Texas, OKC and we've always done it.
WV native here, now living on east coast of Virginia and oh yeah, we have deviled eggs at every holiday - Thanksgiving, Christmas, and Easter! Yummy! But we put sweet pickle cubes in ours and I think some people hate them that way . . . Gorgeous pieces there! :)
Goodness gracious we southerners eat deviled eggs any day of the year! Well, probably not on Halloween.
Now that is beautiful!
Kristoffer R Yes!!!! 🎄
Midwest here...love our deviled eggs. 🥚🥚 Ohhh that egg/sandwich player is Gorgeous!!
Your right all the glass looks good on table at christmas
The berry bowls are lovely. I would use the matching serving bowl for whipped cream for the berries or for cranberry sauce.
Love those candlestick holders!
Our family always ate deviled eggs at Easter. German-American family from Wisconsin.
Norwegian grandmother from Minnesota here ~ my family has been serving deviled eggs at family gatherings since I can remember, and still do.
My guess as to why it became such a staple for family gatherings, especially in small town America, would be the fact that eggs are readily available year round & inexpensive, and are beautiful when plated 🌸
* maybe created by a very creative wife of a farmer 😉
Yes, we always have deviled eggs here at our home in Iowa. We have them every holiday except perhaps Halloween. I’m known for my delicious deviled eggs.
Deviled eggs are a must! I pretty much have to make them at every get together just to get some people to come.
Deviled eggs for every gathering here in Ontario Canada.
I live in California, we ate deviled eggs from Easter thru the summer. The egg dish is beautiful.
In Glasgow and probably the U.K. it was tangerines at Christmas .Children always got one in their stocking at Christmas.🎄
Just lovely. Thanks for sharing.
Lovely! In our family, we enjoy deviled eggs, so they show up at many holiday meals, but especially at Easter, of course. Mostly used as a protein pre-meal appetizer with veggie trays, etc. enjoyed while waiting during lengthy meal prep time. Multiple generations live in eastern Washington state.
Scott, I agree that Christmas time is the perfect time to use cut and pressed glass to dress up your holiday entertaining. However, let's not forget that those Heisey bowls (dang, they're gorgeous!) can elevate even the most pedestrian food year 'round. BTW, what's up with using the lid to keep the cat from licking the after dinner mints? I sure hope your buddy didn't hear you say that.
I like the Hiesey bowls.They look like water that has a pebble dropped into itt.
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LOVE that egg platter!!
No deviled eggs eaten on holidays in my family. I do have a neighbor that always makes them in NC.
Texas: deviled eggs, all the holidays throughout the year... and sometimes on any day ending in “Y”, including yesterday and today. Hardly ever tomorrow though, because... why wait?! 🤭
Gorgeous items! Thanks for another wonderful video 😊❤️🙏
Yes, here in Northern Indiana we have deviled eggs at every holiday. Rarely at any other time of year though. Too bad because we love them.
I'm a southern girl and we have deviled eggs at every holiday. Lol. I even like them l the time. Beautiful glass. I collect glass to. I get most of mine at a flea market and I have aot from my grandmother's and my mom's. I live pink depression and carnival and milk glass. I've been told I have to much junk as my brother's say but I say no. Love your videos. Thanks
Love to see the old fashions candies
The devilled eggs plate would be good for oysters too.
In Texas , deviled eggs are served at every family gathering. Especially good funeral food. If your family has chickens you get them for ordinary meals. Please keep trying to do our southern accent. Makes me smile. I will continue to laugh at you accent. Lol
Yes here in NC, we eat deviled eggs year round!! I just received my Royal Copley birds and they are gorgeous! The pictures didn't do them justice! I love them and the cardinal. I can't believe that they weren't snatched up sooner. I already have them displayed. Thank you very much and Happy Thanksgiving!!
I'm so pleased you like them!!!!!
Deviled eggs are part of our Thanksgiving parade time snacks and are expected! :) I was raised in Massachusetts but have lived in Texas for more than 20 years. So Im a replanted Yankee lol
Beautiful table! Are we having company? Quick! Do a bonzai clean on the house!!
Having been born in Oklahoma and raised in Texas we have Deviled eggs, I have an aunt who calls them “dressed” eggs 🤷🏻♂️, at pretty much any family gathering, church pot luck, picnic, I think you might get the drift.
I'm from/in Texas. We used to have deviled eggs at all the family gatherings/holidays. But know nobody wants to do anything so "formal" anymore. Too much trouble and everyone is too spread out to get together. It's kind of sad really. I'm always up for trouble, though.😂
My mom and grandma was from Ohio so no we didn't have deviled eggs for the holidays. My dad and I are from Oklahoma, and not sure about that side of the family. But living in NC we always seem to have deviled eggs at every holiday. I am not complaining as I love them!
No, no deviled eggs until spring...no we do not deviled eggs for the winter holidays (Where I'm originally from Central PA...however I do like PA Dutch pickled red beet eggs! I have been transplanted South of the Mason Dixon seems here in the South deviled eggs are a every event - a staple must have! I can see all those clear fancy dishes and vessels being used for their intended purpose OR filled with all sorts of pretty LoVely shiny objects, like rhinestone brooches, pearl necklaces, ivory colored buttons, prisms, antique keys, lace trim Oh the possibilities! Scott, thanks for sharing!
Cheers to the pink pickled eggs! My grandfather used to "put up" gallons and gallons of glass jars of them!
I'm from the South too! Deviled eggs are a must at every family gathering - as is a tray of pickles. 🤣🤣
I wish I knew more to tell the difference! Thanks for helping didn't know about the "H" for Heisey. Eggs are for breakfast in my house.
You people north of the Mason Dixon crack me up! I must admit that I do make an exception for you, Scott. I love Duncan Miller. With opalescent hobnail I struggle to know the difference from Fenton. I collect the white hobnail and candlewick.
Damn Yankees! :)
In Louisiana we have deviled eggs and cornbread dressing for every holiday!!! 😂🤣😂 Thanks for sharing and hope you have a wonderful New Year.
I have to agree with tumbled texas. Here in southern N.C, deviled eggs are as important as the turkey. The eggs are the first to dissapear.We have a large family and I made the mistake of making two large platters one year. The eggs were not the only thing to clear out of the room. Your dishes are beautiful.
Deviled eggs for Thanksgiving here in Kentucky, but mostly with cook out type food. Again, that's just my family, and we have to really guard them now as my 5yr old nephew is an egg maniac are cannot be trusted :)
I love crystal regardless of the time of year....lol....Question, do crystals pieces from years gone by actually have more lead than the crystal still made today? I know Waterford has a large lead content and was still being made....so I wonder???
My mama grew up in Idaho and deviled eggs are definitely a holiday tradition for Thanksgiving and Christmas. Easter, too!
You present your items so beautifully in your Ebay store!
Thank you so much.
I am from NYC living in GA for almost 7years deviled eggs are a everyday staple
Loved the glass pieces, unfortunately my weakness! Yes we eat deviled eggs at most holidays, Ohio gal here, Columbus originally, now about 20 mins North.
That is all such beautiful glass, and especially for the holiday season! I think my family has usually served deviled eggs at Easter, and possibly sometimes at Christmas? Hard to remember for sure, because I don’t eat them. 😄
Don't let the folks from Texas or NC hear you say you don't eat deviled eggs!
What a lovely presentation! Thanks to you, I have more appreciation for all the clear patterned glass and cut glass from my grandma and great-grandma. Those ladies loved them some heavy glass back in the day!
They sure did!
Deviled eggs in the summertime at picnics and family gatherings here in Oregon. Large family (Italian) in Nevada and California, no deviled eggs (just lots of polenta and beef🙂) Must be because mom is from Oklahoma so just our immediate family only does deviled eggs.
Absolutely loved everything about this video. The beautiful glass, the information, the tambourine kitty, Salem's little meow, it all just warmed my heart. Deviled eggs anytime, any occasion.
In my part of Pennsylvania, we eat deviled eggs any time anywhere we eat them we need no occasion to eat them.
Yes on deviled eggs
Normal holiday appetizer north west gal
We had deviled eggs at every holiday. They were always a favorite treat. My parents were from the Great Lakes area and I grew up in CA.
Beautiful Scott !
My cat sings that same song. It's her favorite! 🤣
I’m born and raised in NYC. My family would sometimes have deviled eggs at Easter. It was not a definite staple at holidays for me. I like them and would eat them anytime of the year.