My great-grandmother and my mom would have chilled celery and sometimes green onions in a tall glass with cold water. My great-grandmother had little rectangular shaped crystal salt containers, she would place beside your plate, to dip the celery or spring onions in.
The celery vase was, in its time, a signifier of the wealth and status of those who served the rare and expensive vegetable at their table. The celery vase fell out of fashion by the late 19th century, and was replaced instead by long, flat, glass serving dishes.
I also found a Steuben console bowl @Goodwill, was $4.99, but had my $5 “frequent flyer “ discount, so cost me $0. I was shaking went I saw the signature on the bottom. Love it, and I have my mom’s American Fostoria glassware wine/water goblets (mom and dad married in 1940) just Like the clear vase you considered.
Growing up as a kid, my mom would cut the celery stalks and place them in a large drinking glass with cold water and leave in the fridge til dinnertime.
The Fostoria America pattern feels and looks like melting ice cubes. I call them rounded edges. The cubist has more distinct edges, and looks more like a cube.
grandma Kathy here it's so wonderful to see you I'm sorry I'm so late and commenting but I've been really sick and I'm finally starting to feel a little bit better today so always wonderful to see you and the things you teach is so awesome you're just a blessing from God
this is when I go pick up a bunch of single plates. Really really pretty ones. And then when I bring something to a holiday event, I don't have to wait to take my plate home with me. I don't even put my name on it, I make sure they are really pretty ones so it's a gift.
The crucifix you picked up is like the one I have. It was a wedding gift to my parents who were married in 1948. They gave it to me when we bought our first home in 1977. So yes, it does have some age. We have always placed it near our front entry to our home.
Toilet bowl cleaner works good on the hard water stains also. I used to own a floral shop and would buy alot of my Vases from thrift stores. The bowl cleaner worked great. The vases looked brand new. Hope this helps! I love watching your videos!!
From Wikipedia... A celery vase is type of glass tableware. Developed during the Victorian era, celery vases displayed celery as centerpieces during meals.
The clear glass handkerchief vase at 2:45 (behind the fake succulent) was interesting. It may have been another Steuben piece from the same donation or a Finnish MCM Muurla vase. Also surprised you left the beautiful bird plate behind.
I really had to laugh a couple of times..you kept on going to the checkout..and there was something every time,you had to look at!😂 I did like the frosted bowl,the not Lalique one😉,with the birds..it was stunning.😍
On Ebay I am MIShopGurl. I have learned a lot from you. You can tell you have been doing this for quite a while. The fact that you share so much is so honest and kind. Also, you could do a sleep story time or ASMR sleep talk😀 Thank you again!
Me too! I lived in nearby Bath and every school kid, church group, and scout group used to go to the museum and if you were lucky you left with a new blown glass animal! Watching the Steuben being made was amazing!
At 7:55 the vase, it's neither AC or Cubist. It is Whitehall by Colony. That specific vase I always catch myself and remind myself it's NOT AC. lol Only retails about $12-$15
I found all the missing lids. I was shopping at my local flea market, Freakin’ Antiquin’ yesterday and looked down in one booth and there were two good sized baskets of lids-no containers in sight. Lids of all shapes, colors, and sizes. How they all got to Missouri I do not know.
That's hilarious!! I live in Springfield too, but I haven't been to this flea market. I'm going to have to check it out!! I feel like we have so many good choices around here!! I go to the ones down around Hwy 65 & hwy 14 quite often.
Solid purple dark turquoise or blue are the most popular and the rarest ones. Apparently the purple and the blue ones went on every 10th poor and the purple ones went on every hundredth pole as a marker. This is third-party information so I may be wrong but the coloured ones I mentioned are quite valuable
Hi Jocelyn, the first insulator you picked up is a "Hemingray - 42". Made by Hemingray Glass Company of Muncie, Indiana. The typical aqua color (for that particular type) dates it to between *about* 1921 and 1930. The Hemi-42s are the most common glass insulators ever made in the US (for telegraph and telephone lines), so the average value is very low - about 50 cents to a dollar. (True green (no aqua) would be worth more - about $15 to 25). Prices definitely way too high in the booth. The second insulator you picked up (light aqua, but rather dusty so hard to see the exact color) is nicknamed a "Beehive" style by collectors, that one made by Brookfield Glass Company and has a "B" on the skirt..... Dates from around 1900 to 1919. Most "beehives" date between 1884 and about 1920, although some were made later - depending on exact markings! The others on the shelf all looked fairly common as well. PS - If you ever get a chance - you and Andrew should check out the annual Mid-Ohio Insulator Show held every November in Springfield, Ohio (at the Fairgrounds which are across the Interstate from the huge Antique Mall you went to a while back!) There you'll see a huge variety of rare, unusual, colorful insulators - purple, amber, milkglass, true greens, cobalt blues, etc.... Not usually seen!
I know this is a year later when I'm posting this but the holy cross kit, if you slide the cross out and stand it in the niche up top of bottom cross and place two candles on either side to preform a baptism or last rights. It's cool. I"m watching all the videos while I knit. lol
If you run out of the denture tablets, there is a product called Lemon Shine in the dishwasher soaps. And if all else fails, you can use just plain vinegar!
Hi Joycelyn I noticed the plate an you walked past it first ,I said you missed the plate ,but you saw it an put it back ,loved coming around with you lv Ann uk ❤️❤️❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
Lol I’m watching this video and there is a chirping sound that is like a fire alarm that is running out of battery . I got up to check my room battery !
I have that exact atomic starburst cup and saucer. I found it at my favorite thrift. I need to dig it out and get it listed. I believe it was made by Homer Laughlin.
I understand we are having inflation problems but Goodwill marking their prices up so much is ridiculous!! Last I knew they are still getting merchandise for FREE! So why are they pricing things so high??
I went to a very ritzi estate today and the lady had some Lalique. She had that same exact bird bowl and I thought it was Lalique. I do not remember what it was priced. Thinking that might have been the real deal.
If you go back there and these are there can you please that boy and girl bust statues??!! My grandma had those exact bust figures when I was a kid, I got them when she passed. Only when my uncle shipped them to me they were damaged. I still have them but I don’t know if I’ll ever find someone to repair them correctly
@@emplantzlove388 find the time in the video and put it in the comments with a colon separating the min and sec. TH-cam will recognize it as a time stamp and turn it into a link (blue) to that point in the video! 🙂
Jocelyn, I was wondering if the yucky bottom on the amber colored basket made in Italy, was simply some kind of glue, put there (to grip felt or?) to keep it from sliding.
When you say Stew- Ben, is the spelling SteuBen? Just curios bc I was born in StueBenVille, Ohio, lol. I adore you n your family n your friends. Have family in Oil City PA. He digs glass at outhouses n owns a block of Victorian houses. So Much Fun! Merry Christmas 🎄
When do you know if the music is a problem, and youtube marks it because of that. That first song could still be heard very well cant talk that one away😅
The ones near me in NC barely have a hardware section. If they do, it's cheap stuff and most of the time chipped. My son, who's 8 and loves thrifting, and I usually go to the ones in tourist towns near us but in another state.
I really believe that you should start buying all the praying hands that you find, people will buy them! I have no doubt that there is somebody out there that has a collection of them!
I love praying 🙏 hands I have several in my house . I think they are just beautiful 🤗 I love what they represent. I thought the wood plaque one was very unique and beautiful.
My parents received this exact crucifix for a wedding present in the early 1950s and placed above their bed until they both passed. It's now above my bed and I'm in my 60s.❤🙏
@@rosiedukes2134 I find it strange to receive a last rites crucifix as a wedding gift... Kind of morbid. But when else would you give one? Sounds like it's more the idea that no house should be without one! 😊
@@Suzanna-chez-moi Kinda creeps me out. Then again, my Dad started paying for cemetery plots just after marriage ($5 per pay cheque) so I guess that generation was pragmatic about their mortality.
Does your Goodwill stores not honor the color of the day? I have not heard you mention that. We get 50% off of one color and 75% off another color. Oregon
My great-grandmother and my mom would have chilled celery and sometimes green onions in a tall glass with cold water. My great-grandmother had little rectangular shaped crystal salt containers, she would place beside your plate, to dip the celery or spring onions in.
My grandparents still do this!! And it's surprising how long they will last in the refrigerator like that!
The celery vase was, in its time, a signifier of the wealth and status of those who served the rare and expensive vegetable at their table. The celery vase fell out of fashion by the late 19th century, and was replaced instead by long, flat, glass serving dishes.
Super interesting! I love reading the comments to learn more about each find. Thanks!
Thanks for the info
Victorians also ate celery after a meal to clean their teeth.
My grandparents came from Europe and always had a celery dish at the holidays,my mother did the same.
💜💜💜 Very interesting#! Thanks for sharing#
I also found a Steuben console bowl @Goodwill, was $4.99, but had my $5 “frequent flyer “ discount, so cost me $0. I was shaking went I saw the signature on the bottom. Love it, and I have my mom’s American Fostoria glassware wine/water goblets (mom and dad married in 1940) just Like the clear vase you considered.
Growing up as a kid, my mom would cut the celery stalks and place them in a large drinking glass with cold water and leave in the fridge til dinnertime.
My grandmother did the same thing! And for some reason, that celery always tasted better than any other I had.
So did my mom. It really helped the celery to crisp up as they take up water just like flowers.
The Fostoria America pattern feels and looks like melting ice cubes. I call them rounded edges. The cubist has more distinct edges, and looks more like a cube.
grandma Kathy here it's so wonderful to see you I'm sorry I'm so late and commenting but I've been really sick and I'm finally starting to feel a little bit better today so always wonderful to see you and the things you teach is so awesome you're just a blessing from God
I hope you feel even better soon!
I remember selling that glass bird bowl years ago. (Durand France Cristal d’Arques.) Beautiful!
this is when I go pick up a bunch of single plates. Really really pretty ones. And then when I bring something to a holiday event, I don't have to wait to take my plate home with me. I don't even put my name on it, I make sure they are really pretty ones so it's a gift.
That's a wonderful idea!! Great for gifting cookies! 🎁
The crucifix you picked up is like the one I have. It was a wedding gift to my parents who were married in 1948. They gave it to me when we bought our first home in 1977. So yes, it does have some age. We have always placed it near our front entry to our home.
I have a problem telling the difference in glass also.
Toilet bowl cleaner works good on the hard water stains also. I used to own a floral shop and would buy alot of my Vases from thrift stores. The bowl cleaner worked great. The vases looked brand new. Hope this helps! I love watching your videos!!
Which brand/type?
I wonder if that would work on the inside of old milk bottles
Cool tip!
Very cool!! Thanks for sharing!
😊
I love that you sometimes just stop to admire things.
The insulators are very collectible! My son collects those avidly, along with an extensive Fenton collection.
From Wikipedia...
A celery vase is type of glass tableware. Developed during the Victorian era, celery vases displayed celery as centerpieces during meals.
The clear glass handkerchief vase at 2:45 (behind the fake succulent) was interesting. It may have been another Steuben piece from the same donation or a Finnish MCM Muurla vase. Also surprised you left the beautiful bird plate behind.
I need an asmr video. Just you grabbing stuff. Clicking it against the shelves. Your nails. Clicking your nails on your phone. So relaxing.
That anthropology vase would be easy to fix with just a little milliput to mold on a new petal and some porcelain paint.
The insulators can be made into lovely hanging candleholders or can be nestled into a display of candleholders with greenery for a winter window box.
White vinegar is also great for hard water or a dull film on glassware. It also comes in industrial strength.
Thanks, I didn't know about industrial strength white vinegar.
I really had to laugh a couple of times..you kept on going to the checkout..and there was something every time,you had to look at!😂
I did like the frosted bowl,the not Lalique one😉,with the birds..it was stunning.😍
Hi Jocelyn! I am so glad the denture cleaner tip worked out! Those tablets have a lot of uses!
Interesting! Do they take stains off of the inside of teapots? Can they hurt glazes on china? Thanks if you know! 😊
They definitely take the stain out of teapots. I have to put 2 tablets in my teapot because I drink black tea.
@@daisycate try do! And coffee cups!
Nice Steuben piece. I liked that clear, frosted bird bowl. That last rites cross was cool.
I like when you walk around and look through the shelves closer. Good job !!
Love hearing tears for fears in the background ❤ my favourite 80s band .
Maria from New Zealand 🇳🇿
What interesting finds today at the Goodwill. Please Stay Safe, Happy And Healthy. Have A Wonderful Day
Denture tablets in RV toilet too. Can’t use cleaners with bleach. As always, I love your channel and learning more about antique and vintage glass.
On Ebay I am MIShopGurl. I have learned a lot from you. You can tell you have been doing this for quite a while. The fact that you share so much is so honest and kind. Also, you could do a sleep story time or ASMR sleep talk😀 Thank you again!
I love watching glass being made at the Corning museum where Steuben is featured sometimes.
Me too! I lived in nearby Bath and every school kid, church group, and scout group used to go to the museum and if you were lucky you left with a new blown glass animal! Watching the Steuben being made was amazing!
@@kimwatson7463 Wow. I wish I lived closer to a glass museum. That sounds awesome Kim! What a wonderful memory.
@@deblepley7755It was wonderful!
Now I know about celery vases Thankyou for info and I’ve used denture tabs for tea stains vases,etc great cleaner
Does it work on colored glass? Carnival glass etc?
It was nice that you found a Steuben piece. Yay Joselyn!
At 7:55 the vase, it's neither AC or Cubist. It is Whitehall by Colony. That specific vase I always catch myself and remind myself it's NOT AC. lol Only retails about $12-$15
I love learning about all of this stuff from you!
I found all the missing lids. I was shopping at my local flea market, Freakin’ Antiquin’ yesterday and looked down in one booth and there were two good sized baskets of lids-no containers in sight. Lids of all shapes, colors, and sizes. How they all got to Missouri I do not know.
Too funny!
What about those missing socks? 🤪
That's hilarious!! I live in Springfield too, but I haven't been to this flea market. I'm going to have to check it out!! I feel like we have so many good choices around here!! I go to the ones down around Hwy 65 & hwy 14 quite often.
Solid purple dark turquoise or blue are the most popular and the rarest ones. Apparently the purple and the blue ones went on every 10th poor and the purple ones went on every hundredth pole as a marker. This is third-party information so I may be wrong but the coloured ones I mentioned are quite valuable
It kills me that we use to pick those things up on the side of the road when I was a teenager.
What are you talking about?
@@chrisbland9539 the insulators
Sorry I was talking about the insulators in my above note
What are insulators used for?
Hi Jocelyn, the first insulator you picked up is a "Hemingray - 42". Made by Hemingray Glass Company of Muncie, Indiana. The typical aqua color (for that particular type) dates it to between *about* 1921 and 1930. The Hemi-42s are the most common glass insulators ever made in the US (for telegraph and telephone lines), so the average value is very low - about 50 cents to a dollar. (True green (no aqua) would be worth more - about $15 to 25). Prices definitely way too high in the booth. The second insulator you picked up (light aqua, but rather dusty so hard to see the exact color) is nicknamed a "Beehive" style by collectors, that one made by Brookfield Glass Company and has a "B" on the skirt..... Dates from around 1900 to 1919. Most "beehives" date between 1884 and about 1920, although some were made later - depending on exact markings! The others on the shelf all looked fairly common as well. PS - If you ever get a chance - you and Andrew should check out the annual Mid-Ohio Insulator Show held every November in Springfield, Ohio (at the Fairgrounds which are across the Interstate from the huge Antique Mall you went to a while back!) There you'll see a huge variety of rare, unusual, colorful insulators - purple, amber, milkglass, true greens, cobalt blues, etc.... Not usually seen!
I'm a viewer, thank you for the history on the insulators I had no idea
@@soniascott8864 You're welcome!
I looked at the two insulators we have, they are Hemmingways also green one is a -42 and the clear one is -45. Very interesting information
I loved your detailed information on these!! Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
That large crystal vase looks just like mine. I've had it 20+ years and I bought it at a Camelot party.
Love learning with/from you. Never heard of the celery vase.
Always love watching and learning. Now I know about celery vases. Lots of neat ones out there. 😊
Vinegar is great on hard water deposits. And very cheap!
The glass bowl with metal lid at 2:00 would have left with me home. 😍
I’m gonna have to make a note of the denture tablets. I don’t deal in much glass, but when I do pick it up to resell, it usually has hard water spots
I love you!! You are great!! I found my first Port Meirion for $3.00.
I know this is a year later when I'm posting this but the holy cross kit, if you slide the cross out and stand it in the niche up top of bottom cross and place two candles on either side to preform a baptism or last rights. It's cool. I"m watching all the videos while I knit. lol
The cross is exactly like the one hanging in my bedroom. I received it in 1955.
The Christmas collection is so small wherever you go here in the U.K. I’m so jealous lol
If you run out of the denture tablets, there is a product called Lemon Shine in the dishwasher soaps. And if all else fails, you can use just plain vinegar!
Be careful with the vinegar it can be corrosive .
Fostoria is more expensive looking.
I really loved the dried flowers in the oval frames 😢
The bird bowl looks to be “Paloma” by Cristal d’Arques Durand
I’m always a sucker for the big and bulky lamps. ❤
The owl is an LE Smith piece and is actually an ashtray 😊
Restoration Hardware has nice stuff!
The wooden cross is fantastic
Hi Joycelyn I noticed the plate an you walked past it first ,I said you missed the plate ,but you saw it an put it back ,loved coming around with you lv Ann uk ❤️❤️❤️❤️🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧
And now I want a celery vase!
I have a Fostoria American straight vase shape. It’s more 3D in look and feel I imagine than what you were viewing.
I do collect insulators and I have a pink and a purple one that bottle for perfume is so pretty if it was not broken
I would love a celery vase!
No worries not Lalique. Art Deco bowl on eBayor 169.
Soaking item with hard water residue in vinegar and water does the same as the denture tablets and its cheaper
Lol I’m watching this video and there is a chirping sound that is like a fire alarm that is running out of battery . I got up to check my room battery !
Yeah me too... Just paused the video though to see if it continued. 😅
I have that exact atomic starburst cup and saucer. I found it at my favorite thrift. I need to dig it out and get it listed. I believe it was made by Homer Laughlin.
My grandfather would say "they're very proud of it" when he thought something was overpriced.
😂😂😂
I’m not that old and I say it too!
@@brendatomlinson I’d love to pick up that phrase?
I'm going to start quoting your grandfather. LOL
@@DopamineDecor👍
Great shopping trip today.
The white leaf dish behind and to the left of the praying hands appeared to be unmarked Fenton milk glass.
D'Arques crystal bird bowl..if it was lalique it would be signed ...and they do make one like that.
I understand we are having inflation problems but Goodwill marking their prices up so much is ridiculous!! Last I knew they are still getting merchandise for FREE! So why are they pricing things so high??
It's called Greed.
They take advantage of every financial crisis this country goes through.
LOL you stashed Dagney in a cellar... haha
I went to a very ritzi estate today and the lady had some Lalique. She had that same exact bird bowl and I thought it was Lalique. I do not remember what it was priced. Thinking that might have been the real deal.
Someone on Etsy has that Lalique Style bird bowl for $595. You were good to pass on it, too damaged, and not Lalique.
If you go back there and these are there can you please that boy and girl bust statues??!! My grandma had those exact bust figures when I was a kid, I got them when she passed. Only when my uncle shipped them to me they were damaged. I still have them but I don’t know if I’ll ever find someone to repair them correctly
I wish I could upload a picture for you I took a screen shot 😂
I was saying to my phone "pick up those statues" ...
@@dawndemaine3694 me too!! Took a screen shot and sent it to my sister, we use to play with them and make them talk to each other
@@emplantzlove388 find the time in the video and put it in the comments with a colon separating the min and sec. TH-cam will recognize it as a time stamp and turn it into a link (blue) to that point in the video! 🙂
4:50 Lava and faux wood. OMG. The day has come.
Love your Goodwill videos
Thanks 😊
Jocelyn, I was wondering if the yucky bottom on the amber colored basket made in Italy, was simply some kind of glue, put there (to grip felt or?) to keep it from sliding.
I thought it was a beautiful basket. The under side looked marbelized.
Omg!!! I found that snack set and somehow 1 of the prices got cracked...now I don't know if I can sell it..😒
Put denture tablets in your bathtub when you're cleaning your jacuzzi Works amazing as well
I use dishwasher tabs for wonderful results in tub!
When you say Stew- Ben, is the spelling SteuBen?
Just curios bc I was born in StueBenVille, Ohio, lol.
I adore you n your family n your friends.
Have family in Oil City PA. He digs glass at outhouses n owns a block of Victorian houses.
So Much Fun!
Merry Christmas 🎄
Pretty sure the owl @2:11 is an L. E. Smith piece.
Denture tabs don't work on dishwasher stains on glass, I've tried it.
She said hard water stains.
When do you know if the music is a problem, and youtube marks it because of that. That first song could still be heard very well cant talk that one away😅
I like the back of the owl better than the front of it.
Surprised you didn't pick up the Anthropologie applied flower vase. That one still sells for around $40.
I think it was chipped
How is the Reno on the kitchen coming lm excited to see . 😊
im jealous that the goodwills you go to are loaded with neat things. My local Goodwills have bare shelves :(
The ones near me in NC barely have a hardware section. If they do, it's cheap stuff and most of the time chipped. My son, who's 8 and loves thrifting, and I usually go to the ones in tourist towns near us but in another state.
I really believe that you should start buying all the praying hands that you find, people will buy them! I have no doubt that there is somebody out there that has a collection of them!
I think the wooden plaque would have sold. (If it was really wood. LOL! ☺
I love praying 🙏 hands I have several in my house . I think they are just beautiful 🤗 I love what they represent. I thought the wood plaque one was very unique and beautiful.
I had to look up *hair receiver*. Interesting!
Please share... 🙂
Goodwill is really gone crazy with pricing.
The frosted bird bowl looks like J G Durand.
I love the glass owl
I don't know what nice gram is
1979 is still vintage, I don't get it. That's was a cute set. I would have bought it!
Those Goodwill prices are crazy! 😅
Right?
That Goodwill seems very pricey!
Looked like a rose colored bowl with lid under the praying hands..Roseville?
Thursdays seem to creep me out, they have no real demands. That is until the CLL has vintage goodness in her hands!
I'm pretty sure the owl is from Viking or an imposter.
Bouquet of celery, lol.
The cross is called a sick day cross.
Sorry but can someone tell me what’s an insulated. Thanks
I have never seen a "Last Rites" crucifix before !!!
Guess that makes us LUCKY 👍😀😀
My parents received this exact crucifix for a wedding present in the early 1950s and placed above their bed until they both passed. It's now above my bed and I'm in my 60s.❤🙏
@@rosiedukes2134 Wow! That is so cool! Thanks for sharing. 🤗
@@rosiedukes2134 I find it strange to receive a last rites crucifix as a wedding gift... Kind of morbid. But when else would you give one? Sounds like it's more the idea that no house should be without one! 😊
@@Suzanna-chez-moi Kinda creeps me out. Then again, my Dad started paying for cemetery plots just after marriage ($5 per pay cheque) so I guess that generation was pragmatic about their mortality.
Gosh, that Goodwill is so overpriced! But, they are all becoming like that, unfortunately.
I have learned so much from you. 🥰🥰
Does your Goodwill stores not honor the color of the day? I have not heard you mention that. We get 50% off of one color and 75% off another color. Oregon
Yes, I have also been wondering about the color of the day!
We don't have those at Pennsylvania Goodwills. Not sure about Maryland