LAST SHOW OVERFLOW | VISITING VINTAGE & ANTIQUE SHOW SCARCITIES
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 2 มี.ค. 2021
- ANNUAL ANTIQUE RESELLERS BRING VINTAGE SPECIALTIES SELDOM SEEN
Nearing the end of a remarkably good Florida antique show season, we prepare for our last show in West Palm Beach, and wonder who among the dealers who come for the giant extravaganza are staying on for my last show.
The fresh dealers congregate for the extrav in an extra building, and we get to see lots of vibrant vintage glass, ceramics, furniture and art, advertising and specialists in Weller Pottery, silver cases, deco lighting and a space filled with nothing but canes and walking sticks!
This group are finders of thus fun and unusual. Lucite lamps and heavily carved Chinese dragon cabinets loom large for interior collectors to ponder, while another dealer from tony Delray Beach wows us with Uzbek textiles, a Georgian map and a French fashion icon. The overflow hall is overflowing with unusual pieces, right down to a case of motorcycle club memorabilia.
Seeing this makes me happy to be packing for one last Florida show for the season! West Palm Beach is a show with decidedly more than run of the mill stuff, and it's exciting to think who and what will be coming this time around.
Here's some more of what we see during this show tour:
Canes, swagger sticks, carved folk art, costume jewelry, silver card and cigarette cases, compacts, Motor Maids patch, Gypsy Tour awards, ikat, Aigner photo of LaGuardia, signed Jimi Hendrix album, Victorian garnet jewelry, sporting charms, butterfly wing jewelry, Navajo rings, Italian sgrafitto pottery, Swedish glass console bowl, Loetz vase, Palatnik pelican, Dr. Pepper bottlecap sign and clock, laundry sign, Bradley & Hubbard door stop, etc.
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George the sign after the dr pepper items that said Pullars of Perth was for a firm from Perth in Scotland, there is a wikipedia page about John Pullar and his businesses and family . the sign being made in birmingham makes more sense now . i enjoyed seeing the variety of walking sticks too
You're right I didn't make the connection but it's a good story now that I read it! I'll pin your comment so people know
I like how you say things are “priced right,” because instead of implying things are too expensive it becomes a compliment to the person selling it for know their stuff :)
On English antique programmes they often say ‘it’s all of the money’
It is so great to take notes on how George is so inclusive and fun and still educational..not a pushover...there seems to me to be a greater enjoyment in the folks who find their expertises and rhythms..so it is both professional, not snobby but accurate...for all. I do not have experience...but 25 years ago when I was young enough with a few sheckles to play with the Barbie thing again,,,whoooowhey...it got to be the kind of girls that stole your "clo" singular then for clothes. Their were a few wonderfuls.
The main problem with your videos is that they always end! That was so enjoyable, I learned so much. Thank you George for taking us along.
So nice of you, I'm glad to see you in the comments
Wonderful things
Thank you! I appreciate you watching and glad you enjoyed
If someone had picked up watching this video about the time you were showing the concert roller cylinder player, they would be forgiven if they thought they clicked on the wrong 'channel' and thought they were watching "The Antiques Roadshow". Your filming has really become quite top notch. Well done! And WOW all those canes/walking sticks, what fun. I am so glad you went back to talk more about those.
That's really kind of you! I'm doing better (some videos more than others).
Thank you George! Some of those canes were absolutely amazing! Real Artists!
I really respect the work
Thank you George 🎉
Lots of interesting items 🎉
Eisenstadt photos are stunning, he is one of my favorite photographers.
I really have grown to appreciate the work too
Oh George! What a show.
A great video, thank-you for showing us all the cool things! ❤🌺🍀🍄
Thanks for teaching us about the jewelry.
My pleasure I have really come to enjoy it
One of the Best episodes ever
Another wonderful video! Thank you!
Hey George. Thanks for the awesome chat and your email. Always a pleasure!!
Likewise I'm always glad to hear from you!
Love those colorful etched vases and the red metal pin!! Great video, thanks for sharing!!👍
Me too!
Thanks for your video George!
I always enjoy your videos. 🤗
Used to have a friend back in the 60s who had walls of travel posters. I had science fiction.
Love the surfboard coffee table!
So fabulous, really!
Does anyone remember the little plastic telephone keychains that Ma Belle used to give away when you had your phone serviced? I used them in my Barbie’s house.
Yes! I get them time to time
At 3:34, the 60s Dr. Pepper clock was very similar to one hanging in my cousins' bedroom where I would stay as a kid. It's great that you found more than one Dr. Pepper item on this trip.
I have a few Dr. Pepper fans so I'm glad to oblige!
Garu! I must remember that name that is connected to the heady world of fashion. How cool that the gentleman with that particular factoid strolled up at that moment. And I am shaking in my shoes over ALL the awesome art you showed us. I am an art freak for sure.
That was such fortunate timing! They certainly like art in Florida and it's fun to learn more about that very vast category.
Wonderful so many items . The canes are in excellent condition amazing. The jewelry, so many ,so great. Love the the entire video.
I missed this video when it came out, glad I found this today 🎉 Great video to Share w friends 🎉
George...thanks for showing off my hometown. Love that show. Hope it was worth your while.
Finally got a chance to sit down and watch. As usual great information and just fun to watch!
I do truly appreciate your kind words
Mr. Pincks Wauuu!
Thank you for sharing this wonderful content. I truly appreciate you 🤩🥳🥳🥳
I so appreciate knowing it is worthwhile to you!
Thank you for showing all those wonderful canes.
Like the glass booth.
Me too, I really appreciate glass
That was fun!
For me too! Thanks for following
So much good MCM! Love all the lucite!
Me too
I truly enjoy seeing all the cool treasures u bring us
I'm glad you feel that way, and thank you!
Hi how are you🤗 the cane collection to die for, oh my goodness. Mr Pinky's knowledge, I can't wait for that video when you visit with him. I wish I could of gone shopping their everything was so lovely. These videos have such a lasting impact thanks a bunch 🤝🥰🙏
Thank you so much! I'm glad they have some longevity, I figure the info will outlive us so let's share it and not lose it
Wow! What a show. Those canes were amazing! Really interesting George. Thanks for sharing. You are a wealth of information.
Thank you, Rich! I'm glad you're getting something out of watching, plus it's just so much fun to share this stuff with people who share the joy of collecting
@@TheAntiqueNomad George, I did a little research on the poster of the woman with the boa since I loved it. Rene Gruau (1909-2004) is the the artist who created it. It's called Rouge at Noir. I found a signed copy of a limited edition print for $1,000 which didn't seem too bad until I saw it would cost another $1,000 to ship! One thing I was skeptical about was the fact that the dealer said the artist had work(s) in The Louvre. Online, I found other references that said the same thing. But, when I searched the Louvre database, I came up empty. This makes sense since, for the most part, the Louvre doesn't hold many (or any) works that were created past the 19th century. Anyway, thanks again for the interesting video and for sharing your knowledge.
I adore watching and seriously trying to glean knowledge which I pray if I watch long enough things will be repeated and I'll learn more..lol..and then you make the ammo joke learning with us, LOL...that rusty Dr. Pepper top sign,,,wow remembering pop night on a sleepover with my friend 3 weeks apart and tying to poor as much of the stuff as we could in a glass and then making just the crisp top of a fruit crisp...her mom letting us learn,..lol...she being youngest of 6...I LOVE all the glass..I saw what I assume was a real Lalique L'Air du Temps..Nina Ricci perfume bottle with all those other beauties,,,WOW....I have last bottle of mom's I gave to her and top is plastic but the doves and it is still wonderful and oh 10 years old now. Her scent from her youth and young adult era... Bless you and thank you for taking us..it is so much fun. Oh the posters, the canes, the fabrics, the jewelry, the lucite, all the glass and pottery and oh so much more..wow..Oh I just love old stuff...lol..thanks.
great place to visit
It really is a good show!
❤TFS! Your amazing!
Thank you! I'm glad you enjoyed it
WOW! Not sure if I would have got past the 1st dealers stall! So many amazing items! The pair of Asian carved cabinets were incredible too. The silver cigarette and vesta cases are simply beautiful. I would love to add to my modest collection one day. I noticed the pig pin cushion amongst them, wildly popular with collectors. I also really like the Victorian garnet jewelry.
I really enjoyed showing this one and knew you would find things to appreciate! I'm so glad I'm still finding things that wow you, I consider you to have rather good taste :)
@@TheAntiqueNomad , Thanks buddy!
Good evening, George! OMG! I would've been a nut case over that Dr. Pepper bottle cap sign🤪...rusty or not!!! How much was that thing? Those canes were OTT! I would've loved to have gotten in those. Some of them actually looked like they could've been sword canes. The ivory ones are beautiful. Do you ever come across any jewelry with real jet in it? I've always liked that. Most of it was used for mourning jewelry, I think. I really liked the candle lamp in front of the Rene' Gruau painting. It's amasing how the Czech perfume bottles stand out from all the rest. There were tons of fantastic items there! Thanks for showing all of these great things!!!
Hi Mark! I obviously thought of you when filming this one, I think it was $450 as is. I don't seem to ever find real jet jewelry, I'm told I do but it always proves to be glass. There were sword canes and I thought that whole display was just amazing. I'm impressed you know Gruau, I wasn't familiar and feel I should've been. Thank you for coming along!
@@TheAntiqueNomad Good morning George! $450 isn't surprising for a Dr. Pepper sign...they're not that easy to come across, even a bit rusty. It's been a long time since I've seen real jet jewelry. I think the last time I saw any was at an Altrusa Club show decades ago. I thought some of those canes looked like they had the separation points for swords. There were some phenomenal canes in that collection. With me having a degree in art, we studied a lot of eras and styles of art, and I can remember some of the artists. That candelabra lamp, in front of the Gruau, is what I was zoomed in on. Actually, the Gruau and that lamp made a really interesting juxtaposition of styles. That was a super-nice show! Thanks for taking us along!
Thanks, really enjoyed that show with your narrative.
Great video 🙂
Great, I found one of your videos I haven't seem. Thank you for showing lots of intetesting things.
Awesome collection of vintage n antique artfacts...... really learned n enjoyed....lovely walking stick collection.
Stay cool
With Love from SAM
Guwahati Assam INDIA
Thanks Sam! It was something different
Love your informative videos!
Thank you! I'll keep working on more
Thank you for sharing. Great to learn about this stuff.
Glad it was helpful!
Love your videos! I learn so much from you. Keep up the good work.
My grandparents has some ivory pieces and a zebra rug. They also had some other African art. My great aunt and uncle where missionaries in Kenya and gave my grandparents the African artifacts.
Binge watching all your videos. Thank you for sharing your knowledge with us. Hope to get your way soon. Maybe you can come to Indiana this summer also. I am 15 minutes from Louisville.
That's great! I expect to be there in the Spring, hopefully we can connect
Always learning from you..now if my brain could just retain the knowledge..I just don't know how u remember everything..
I agree. I wish I could remember a fraction of what I hear about these things.
👍😎🌻
Pullars of Perth dye works tin plate is Scottish.They had a lot of dry cleaning shops back in the day.
Good to know! The dealer wasn't sure and I made an assumption
🎵🎵🎵Dr. Pepper....so misunderstood. If anyone would try you, they’d know you taste good...🎶🎶🎶
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Would the canes also be walking sticks. The ones with the very tapered end being walking stick. The are so interesting and unusual.
I think the difference is whether they have a curved handle or no handle
Hi, the cane and walking sticks are amazing, all that handwork.
We have a lot of ikat in my area. It's been popular for a very long time.
I would love to know how to polish out scratches on lucite. I have a vintage tray with a few minor scratches. Tfs
I think you have to have special equipment to polish it. Interesting about Ikat, you must have a historic population who brought that interest with them when they came to Canada
I have that clear perfume bottle with the birds on it at 22:40. It is Lalique and I picked it up for just $2!
That's terrific! I'm glad you're finding good stuff cheaply
Hello George 😆
Hi, Maria! I had no idea I was so far behind on my comments, but I appreciate hearing from you!
@@TheAntiqueNomad it's ok George. I know you are very busy.
Rock On my friend..
Hugs from California
George I spotted a vintage Scotty Dog lamp in Jeffrey's video. I believe it was on your table. I'm a scotty mommy. I looked it up and they aren't cheap. Are you selling it. The shipping would be a lot so out of my range already. Just curious what your price is.
I'm so sorry! I just saw this and it sold. I'll think of you when another comes along
Some questions: The antique modernist piece at 1:40. How is the name spelled? I love it. The foam(?) boards and clear coverings used to display the posters, what are they? I need something similar. Are they what you would suggest to use in retail spaces for customers to flip through and for long term storage?
Loetz is the name, I enjoy their items a lot. You can use foam boards as long as the paper sheathing that touches your item is acid free.
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thanks for the info George. You are really going back and responding to OLD comments the last couple days! Hope you aren’t bored!