I always find your videos so informative You are wealth of knowledge Any time I want to learn more about items you are my go to Thanks George for another great video 🇨🇦🦩
George, I am so happy that Xeno has learned to film your shopping videos, keeping up with you and the things YOU are looking at. That’s what your viewers want to see. Thank you so much and thanks Xeno Great Video!😊
@9:45 the velvet Elvis in the background looks more like Liza Minelli doing Elvis...😅😂 Wow! Mom had several coal shuttles when we were younger. More interesting is the house I grew up in the barn was dated 1812 and the house was even older. The kitchen section was added on and connected the house to the barn with cold and coal storage area and then an old L that was an indoorish outhouse. Long story there was a barn slide door on the cold storage and a huge hole in the floor for coal delivery and storage. It was of course sealed off immediately with 7 kids moving in but a part of the houses unique history. Which included the front parlors being used as a general store and a funeral parlor at different periods in time. And only 2 closets in the entire house. 😮
Lol Liza as Elvis! I think they both went through some similar stuff. I never got to live in a house as old as that, I had friends who lived in a 1770s house in Massachusetts but it was so renovated you could only see bits of the original. General store and funeral parlor were not unheard of if a place was located in a growing area along a pike!
I love the Franciscan starburst pattern dishes! They were my grandmother’s holiday-only dishes. Her everyday dishes were the Franciscan apple pattern & her weekend pattern was the desert rose. I remember her being so proud of her dish collection & now, so many years later, I understand why. The rocking butter churn was interesting, I’ve never seen one like it before. I always learn so many new things from you! Thank you, as always, for sharing your knowledge. 😊🫶
@@denisehudson5546 - ohhhhh lucky you! I so wish I knew exactly what they were after my grandparents died and we cleaned out their home. I was only 23, so I hadn’t quite yet found my own style. Now, of course, I would do anything to have gotten her collection. I’m fortunate, however, that I have such amazing memories of it.
All those old gumball machines are easily openable if they have the key on the top. I found two of them years ago side-by-side no keys. I took a flat head screwdriver that would fit in the hole where the key went and literally just started out. Then I figured out it worked on all similar locks😮
So many TH-cam creators say the repo instead of repro which can be a tongue twister. Anyway, it is used so often it doesn't really hit my pet peeves meter anymore😂
@@LauraMe... Yep I hear you, but it does speak to a broader intellectual laziness that manifests about 100+ other ways that I see repeatedly. So for me, not a "pet peeve", so much either, more like just one more indicator of a general dumbing down of society. Most people don't even recognize how often they use entire chunks of language completely incorrectly.
That Federal moon glow glass caught my eye! Really cool! Imagine using that for a summertime meal on the patio. Now, how come you don't want to eat any of the iridescence? LOL
Fred and George, I agree with you both on all points. The groovy vibe lives in that lamp, which I appreciated as well, mostly because I'm obsessed with 70s orange right now. Plastic inserts were really cool, too.
I really loved the blue coffee table. I wish you could do a video or put up a list of antique flea markets all across the country. I’d love to travel and go to a good one within driving distance. We have many Amish ones near Philadelphia but their not really antique they’re more like shabby chic ect. I learn something new every time I watch your show!
I'm just discovering your videos and I find them so educational and interesting. At the 5:30 mark you walked by a step-back cupboard that's identical to one I inherited. It belonged to my great-great-grandparents & I'm so thankful to have it. I'm looking forward to learning much more from your videos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
Wild George this was such a gripping video I really enjoyed it. I really do like all of your videos and look forward to them. You are so smart about all this stuff, and it just astounds me.
I liked that old coal shuttle, churn and dart board. I don't have space for the shuttle or churn, but that dart board would've likely had to come with me. Mom has a pair of really nice Capodimonte lamps. I used to have quite a bit of old chalkware, but I tended to stay with Alexander Backer pieces. I still have several of his pieces, but nothing like I used to have. My favourites, in the Backer pieces, are the genie and Blackamoor figures, in green. Wow! Those head vases were really OTT obvious fakes. Makes one wonder why they were priced as they were.
My grandmother had a waterfall vanity with the lace-skirt style shades perched atop ceramic (or china?) floral bases. I loved those! But once George showed us the Capodimonte lamp with that longer dress-style shade it became like rubber-necking a car accident on a highway. I couldn't believe such a thing existed and backed the video up several times to give it another look. These lamps are elaborate!! Now I want to see the pair your mother has.
You showed the Fostoria Jamestown wineglasses, and I recognized them right away. My parents brought me a set from one of their travels…in light blue. I had small children at the time, and wine was not something we had in our house, but they were so pretty, I wanted to use them for something. Long story short, it became tradition to drink eggnog from them at holidays. The kids are grown and gone now, and when we moved seven years ago, I had to downsize….and those went ☹️. I sure hope Goodwill got a good price for them. So many times, I watch resellers pick up things that I used to have and never realized they had much value.
Love that starburst dish set, I have seen it before but did not get it. Thanks for pointing out those lady heads and that they are imitation and how and why. I thought the eyes looked a bit strange too on them. Have a great day and safe travels.
I had a chance to get a small set of the Starburst dinnerware at my thrift where I work, I didn't and regret it. Nice call on the fake head vases, I sell the original ones and do have the Jackie K mourning vase to sell.
Hi, I think that churn is repro as well. Look at the blob of spray paint over the hardware on the side. Pale, fresh wood. Stenciled sign, artistic distressing. Operates silently and glides smoothly. Unaged interior with no wear. Shall I go on? I would have enjoyed being the crafter on this piece, it looks fun to work with. ~~~^..^ 😊
I love the Atomic china! Syracuse china has "evening star atomic" pattern and they have "atomic jubilee" that I really like too. AND LOVE the blue glass table!
Holeee crap! I just bought a box full f that atomic dinnerware for $20! Had ZERO idea! I just thought it was pretty! 😅 Well I guess we won’t be eating off those any time soon!😂
Lovely shop! I love vint meatal toys and their happy colors. Chein. Ohio art. Marx. Wolverine. And by the way, your hair color is gorgeous. I'm blond and my kids are blond to redheads. ❤
Guys always enjoy your videos thanks again PS I was wondering after pointing out the fakes on the shelves and telling them not to pay for them. Are you welcome there after this😮
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Did you get the sea life chalk ware? Also I wondered what was on the front of the black and white baseball style tee shirt that was on a hanger at the end of your video! Was it a band?
Great to know about the iridescent finish being sprayed on. Doesn't make it as attractive to me. Love your camera work Xeno. Great job getting the Federal shield to show up!
Do you think the people who were selling the fake head vases knew that's what they were doing? I'm always sourcing and figuring out if name brand clothes are real. It just now occured to me that people are doing it with antique head vases. :(
It’s really weird with the marked in Denmark …the Pyrex stuff…I can’t give it away. I completly stopped picking it up. The value seems very consistant in US
Just to let you know, Loretta is miffed with you on this talk about fakes. It took Buster twenty minutes to convince her that you weren't talking about her bustline.
Silverware hanging around looking for something to do with it’s self. Love your turn of phrase.
I always find your videos so informative You are wealth of knowledge Any time I want to learn more about items you are my go to Thanks George for another great video 🇨🇦🦩
George, I am so happy that Xeno has learned to film your shopping videos, keeping up with you and the things YOU are looking at. That’s what your viewers want to see. Thank you so much and thanks Xeno Great Video!😊
Well put! Exactly! Thanks, George!!
George, I dont miss a video. I learn something from you every time I watch.
Me too
@9:45 the velvet Elvis in the background looks more like Liza Minelli doing Elvis...😅😂 Wow!
Mom had several coal shuttles when we were younger. More interesting is the house I grew up in the barn was dated 1812 and the house was even older. The kitchen section was added on and connected the house to the barn with cold and coal storage area and then an old L that was an indoorish outhouse. Long story there was a barn slide door on the cold storage and a huge hole in the floor for coal delivery and storage. It was of course sealed off immediately with 7 kids moving in but a part of the houses unique history. Which included the front parlors being used as a general store and a funeral parlor at different periods in time. And only 2 closets in the entire house. 😮
Lol Liza as Elvis! I think they both went through some similar stuff. I never got to live in a house as old as that, I had friends who lived in a 1770s house in Massachusetts but it was so renovated you could only see bits of the original. General store and funeral parlor were not unheard of if a place was located in a growing area along a pike!
First time I have ever seen or heard of blue glass tables in the 30’s. Cool.
I love the Franciscan starburst pattern dishes! They were my grandmother’s holiday-only dishes. Her everyday dishes were the Franciscan apple pattern & her weekend pattern was the desert rose. I remember her being so proud of her dish collection & now, so many years later, I understand why. The rocking butter churn was interesting, I’ve never seen one like it before. I always learn so many new things from you! Thank you, as always, for sharing your knowledge. 😊🫶
I love the Louisville Stoneware pieces.
I have my mom’s Franciscan Duet dishes she got when she married in 1957. It is the same form of the Atomic and has 2 crisscrossed long stemmed roses.
@@denisehudson5546 - ohhhhh lucky you! I so wish I knew exactly what they were after my grandparents died and we cleaned out their home. I was only 23, so I hadn’t quite yet found my own style. Now, of course, I would do anything to have gotten her collection. I’m fortunate, however, that I have such amazing memories of it.
I like this format of you wandering about and talking about what catches your eye
As always very interesting
Thanks! We shall try to do more like this in future.
All those old gumball machines are easily openable if they have the key on the top. I found two of them years ago side-by-side no keys. I took a flat head screwdriver that would fit in the hole where the key went and literally just started out. Then I figured out it worked on all similar locks😮
WONDERFUL - and the quality of your camera is so appreciated - we can really see what you are looking at. thank you.
Right on !! 📸
Another great video! Love it when you point out the fakes! That seller should have marked it REPO!
'repro' , repo is short for repossession. No big deal
So many TH-cam creators say the repo instead of repro which can be a tongue twister. Anyway, it is used so often it doesn't really hit my pet peeves meter anymore😂
@@LauraMe... Yep I hear you, but it does speak to a broader intellectual laziness that manifests about 100+ other ways that I see repeatedly. So for me, not a "pet peeve", so much either, more like just one more indicator of a general dumbing down of society. Most people don't even recognize how often they use entire chunks of language completely incorrectly.
Loved that orange lamp in the haeger floor vase booth so groovy. Fun video with the “camera crew” style!
I like having someone else film!
That Federal moon glow glass caught my eye! Really cool! Imagine using that for a summertime meal on the patio. Now, how come you don't want to eat any of the iridescence? LOL
That lamp is Groovy! lol. 8:44 Almost a Jonny Quest vibe going on. I could just see Dr. Zin spying on you through that lamp
Fred and George, I agree with you both on all points. The groovy vibe lives in that lamp, which I appreciated as well, mostly because I'm obsessed with 70s orange right now. Plastic inserts were really cool, too.
Loved that groovy orange lamp! Never have seen one like it! 👍
That starburst reminds me also of the Russian Sputnik satellite launched in 57 All very atomic and space age-y
Yes I rather like that myself!
I really loved the blue coffee table. I wish you could do a video or put up a list of antique flea markets all across the country. I’d love to travel and go to a good one within driving distance. We have many Amish ones near Philadelphia but their not really antique they’re more like shabby chic ect. I learn something new every time I watch your show!
Thank you for pointing out those head vases. I thought it was funny that it had a Nippon mark on it. I've never known Nippon to make head vases!
It's always a pleasure to partake of your knowledge! thank you!
I was feeling that orange lamp!👍😊 Love you George!❤
I love it, too!
Thanks and yes!
Great tip on the head vases to double check marks really applies to anything we find ❤
You're welcome! Please be careful and don't get stung
Georgie, I'm just shared the antique nomad with about 200 people. I hope it brings up everything that you hope for.❤
I'm just discovering your videos and I find them so educational and interesting. At the 5:30 mark you walked by a step-back cupboard that's identical to one I inherited. It belonged to my great-great-grandparents & I'm so thankful to have it. I'm looking forward to learning much more from your videos. Thanks for sharing your knowledge.
I love selling Louisville pottery. It's so nice looking.
I just wanted to say thank you so much for your content the knowledge you are passing on is amazing! And I appreciate you and your content for that! 🥰
Wild George this was such a gripping video I really enjoyed it. I really do like all of your videos and look forward to them. You are so smart about all this stuff, and it just astounds me.
I always learn something from your videos! Thanks for sharing !
Always learing from you🎉 so thankful I found you, nice person and a walking book, ❤
Happiness is a bowl of Georges!!
Lol
I liked that old coal shuttle, churn and dart board. I don't have space for the shuttle or churn, but that dart board would've likely had to come with me. Mom has a pair of really nice Capodimonte lamps. I used to have quite a bit of old chalkware, but I tended to stay with Alexander Backer pieces. I still have several of his pieces, but nothing like I used to have. My favourites, in the Backer pieces, are the genie and Blackamoor figures, in green. Wow! Those head vases were really OTT obvious fakes. Makes one wonder why they were priced as they were.
My grandmother had a waterfall vanity with the lace-skirt style shades perched atop ceramic (or china?) floral bases. I loved those! But once George showed us the Capodimonte lamp with that longer dress-style shade it became like rubber-necking a car accident on a highway. I couldn't believe such a thing existed and backed the video up several times to give it another look. These lamps are elaborate!! Now I want to see the pair your mother has.
@@twistoffate4791 The ones mom has are really nice ones. She bought them at an estate sale, and I think she paid $50.00 for the pair.
Coal scuttle not shuttle in Uk
Sometimes the tops were bigger with a removable cushion (no casket handle) for a child to sit on near the fire
Yes! Scuttle, correct. Benny Hill had a character named Mr. Scuttle. I did not know they could have a child's cushion, that's rather nice!
You showed the Fostoria Jamestown wineglasses, and I recognized them right away. My parents brought me a set from one of their travels…in light blue. I had small children at the time, and wine was not something we had in our house, but they were so pretty, I wanted to use them for something. Long story short, it became tradition to drink eggnog from them at holidays. The kids are grown and gone now, and when we moved seven years ago, I had to downsize….and those went ☹️. I sure hope Goodwill got a good price for them. So many times, I watch resellers pick up things that I used to have and never realized they had much value.
Love the cobalt glass table! I had three back in the 70's. Wish I had kept them💙
Loved this one George! About 20 minutes from my home!
Loved that groovy orange lamp! You know I love it when you point out groovy stuff George! Thanks for sharing
Oh I'm glad to know that, I love the groovy stuff most of all because it reminds me of being in San Diego in 1970 as a kid
Love those Fostoria Amethyst sherbet dishes.
Enjoyed! Now I have a new place in my area to go to. Thanks.
You make me want to go on a antique hunt.
Love that starburst dish set, I have seen it before but did not get it. Thanks for pointing out those lady heads and that they are imitation and how and why. I thought the eyes looked a bit strange too on them. Have a great day and safe travels.
I had a chance to get a small set of the Starburst dinnerware at my thrift where I work, I didn't and regret it. Nice call on the fake head vases, I sell the original ones and do have the Jackie K mourning vase to sell.
I love how you educate on the Fenton glass Thank You
thanks! It does interest me a lot
I could watch these vids all day!❤
Hi, I think that churn is repro as well. Look at the blob of spray paint over the hardware on the side. Pale, fresh wood. Stenciled sign, artistic distressing. Operates silently and glides smoothly. Unaged interior with no wear. Shall I go on? I would have enjoyed being the crafter on this piece, it looks fun to work with. ~~~^..^
😊
Thanks for sharing the information loved the video you one of my favorite peeps 😊❤
I love the Atomic china! Syracuse china has "evening star atomic" pattern and they have "atomic jubilee" that I really like too. AND LOVE the blue glass table!
thank you so much George you have so much savy,,
Learning! thank you George!
Super fantastic George! Right up my alley.
I'm so glad! I like sharing this kind of info when I can
I learn alot from your channel and really enjoy watching each episode. Come to Texas sometime please.
Deal! Thanks so much for your enthusiasm!
Thank you for sharing your knowledge!❤
Holeee crap! I just bought a box full f that atomic dinnerware for $20! Had ZERO idea! I just thought it was pretty! 😅 Well I guess we won’t be eating off those any time soon!😂
Great video! Thanks George!
Thank you, George.
Thank u George, lots to see and learn about!
Love this format style
Did you find anything to buy at this place? That lamp shade was really something!
Lovely shop! I love vint meatal toys and their happy colors. Chein. Ohio art. Marx. Wolverine. And by the way, your hair color is gorgeous. I'm blond and my kids are blond to redheads. ❤
Love the blue tea set
Thanks for showing the fake head vases, I've known for awhile about Roseville, but not head vases. I could tell something was wrong with those vases
So fun. Thank you George 😊
Love it a fellow utuber sent me here you wore on her page .
Fun video George! Thanks for sharing!
Guys always enjoy your videos thanks again PS I was wondering after pointing out the fakes on the shelves and telling them not to pay for them. Are you welcome there after this😮
Thats a fancy coal holder
lots of beautiful things
Hi George. I believe Hadley is under new ownership and remains open here in Louisville last I heard.
Yes, I have been getting emails from them. They are in production again!!
I really liked this type of video! Thank you!❤
I know what they have there, that is interesting. YOU!!!❤️
Thank you!!!
Great information…thanks so much.
Love the information about fakes ❤️
Glad to help! I hate fakes
Ty, George!❤❤❤
So much great information!
I'm glad to be able to tell you more!
Thanks!
That's so kind of you, Jan! I always hope that spotting fakes will help people watching avoid costly mistakes.
Thank you George! This was so helpful.
Thank you George! The fake head vase tips helped me 🔥& what mark had the M wrong?
Mmmm luv sherbert
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New camera? Looks great.
Just a quick question George, do you alert the owners when you discover fakes like those head vases?
Great question!!!
Did you get the sea life chalk ware? Also I wondered what was on the front of the black and white baseball style tee shirt that was on a hanger at the end of your video! Was it a band?
Great to know about the iridescent finish being sprayed on. Doesn't make it as attractive to me. Love your camera work Xeno. Great job getting the Federal shield to show up!
It was and I can't remember who! I got some different fish chalkware instead
Yes that was a hard shot he got !
Do you think the people who were selling the fake head vases knew that's what they were doing? I'm always sourcing and figuring out if name brand clothes are real. It just now occured to me that people are doing it with antique head vases. :(
Missed this
Does Franciscan Rose dinner wear sell well at all?
Your the best🎉
It’s really weird with the marked in Denmark …the Pyrex stuff…I can’t give it away. I completly stopped picking it up. The value seems very consistant in US
I love Pyrex and I'm looking for some more. 😊
Sizi Türkiye'ye de bekleriz.🙋🏻♂️
No toy needed in my day to learn how to spell. I was spellin bee winner several times 😮
I won in 5th grade but the computer has made me lazy about it
Just to let you know, Loretta is miffed with you on this talk about fakes. It took Buster twenty minutes to convince her that you weren't talking about her bustline.
😂😂😂😂
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Show me racehorse stuff please.
What about the green pig on the top shelf /right side, in the beginning???.. I love pigs... Lol.
Thanks!
Hello there and thank you so much! I like trying to help people know what’s real in vintage