Pumpkin pie. Also at holidays grandma had open flat salt and pepper dishes at each setting. We had our own, never had to pass to others. Made you feel like royalties!!!
Granny Pat you have the most interesting things these are so beautiful and unique. I didnt even know they made things for the kitchen like this i could just watch videos of you showing us your collection of everything all the time. What a collection you have of so many different things i so enjoy listening to you tell us about all the things you have. I have learned so much watching you i so appreciate you 💛
Love your collection, and your stories. You display and use your things; I do too. At 30.45minute mark, the little 'cup' you showed and didn't know what it was-I've always seen it called a 'custard cup'. I envy you living so close to the 'Endless Yardsale' highway. I've always wanted to go, but it's a looooong way from California, haha.
Dear Granny Pat, Recently found you on uTube & was hoping we’d get to see some of your beautiful glassware. Was especially intrigued to see some of your unusual Corningware pieces. The coffee pot and those bowls with the lids are especially interesting. P.S. I think you also have an angel food cake cutter. They were made with those funny long prongs to prevent squishing the cake slice when cutting. Go figure! 😇
I received Cornflower pattern corningware as wedding gifts 🎁 in 1978. Then the local supermarket sold the Corningware cornflower pattern plates for 25 cents each with grocery purchase . I’ve inquired to buy them recently, they are pricey. I love your collection!!
Thank you so much Granny Pat for sharing your precious collections and stories! It’s not easy either, you work hard and we appreciate your effort. We love everything that you share! I wish all of us had a Granny Pat like you! Thank you! God bless you sweetie!💕
I never had a grandmother and I’m trying to make up to my grandchildren what I missed; leave them something to remember me by. Besides, I’m having fun. As Jan says, “It keeps you on your feet instead of sitting on your butt on the sofa!” (Jan speaks her mind! lol)
I so love your videos, Granny Pat. Your practical wisdom, humble, soft-spoken demeanor, and patient explanations and storytelling are a balm to my soul. I so wish I had a "Granny Pat" in my life; I know you are a treasure to those in yours. You make me long for an era that I was never a part of and I will continue to enjoy your videos❤😊😊
Oh thank you, thank you for sharing your Jadeite. My Daughter and Granddaughter both love Jadeite as much as I do and can see you live it too. My regret is we did not see the beauty in it when we cleared out my MIL house. But the memories of seeing her use those items remain. God Bless 💕💕💕
Saw the announcement for this and I swear I heard heavenly throngs sing a chord, lol!!❤😍 Youve made ALOT of Peoples day I bet! I cant be the only one. ThankYou❤
What an education I just received. Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to pull this valuable collection out to share w/us! Until I saw this video, I had zero knowledge about it. Well thought out video. Thank you & God bless.
I love all the fiesta ware you have in the cabinet there, too. I have a lot of Corning Ware from wedding presents. Also in the Cornflower pattern. I have set those aside for my niece when she comes home. We don't have any children. She is the daughter of my heart. Years ago we gave both of our mothers some in the fruit and spice pattern. I now have those back. I'm keeping them. ☺ Very clever on retrieving your shredder. Those are good ones! Very handy cake cutters. I love cobalt blue glass. I have a set like your measuring cups. The little cup that you don't know what it is. Is it rough inside? Even though I would think glass would not be good, it really looks like a mortar without its pestle. Or maybe a sugar dish? I'm so glad you were at least able to glue your ginger jar together! I've had my husband glue several things back together just because I couldn't part with them. He is meticulous and a craftsman. He's pretty handy. After 50 years, I think I'll keep him. 🥰 I like your egg beater, too!
My paternal grandmother had lots of jadeite kitchen pieces. I can still see the big salt and pepper shakers she had on the back of the stove. Visiting with you is like puttering around in an antique shop and looking at the treasures from my childhood without leaving the house. Love your videos! Thanks! ❤️
Thank you so much Granny Pat I absolutely love watching your videos. It's just like stepping back in time with all your collections. I love your ginger jar. It was truly a miracle you found the lid by itself at another shop.God knew you wanted that lid.
Hey beautiful Gran Gran!!!!! You are so amazing you have kept all of these gadgets and collections alive by telling their story of a time that brings such joyful memories to so so many without Gran’s like you so much of history would be lost to the younger generations and yes many of the kids today love all these antiques !!!!!! I have a few items I cherish and always looking to find more sometimes I hold things and wander who used this what were they like what was their life story? They would be thrilled to know people treasure things they used and are telling the stories of the era in which they lived!!!!!! Sending you love, hugs and prayers always ✝️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Granny, all that beautiful green Jadeite and beautiful color of those in your cabinet in background is just beautiful. You have great collection. I would not like to choose making a choice of one would be hard. So glad you collected those beautiful items for us to enjoy
Love this! Corningware is made here in upstate New York in Corning, New York, not far from where I live. I’ve had mine for years and always picking up pieces here and there at yard sales
I know I said I’m kinda quiet, but your beautiful kitchenware brings me so much memories! 😂 The Fire King- my parents had milk glass coffee cups made by Fire King- these I remember because when I was reading age I was given a stool to get up on to wash dishes. I had a little sister that we were supposed to share washing dishes, but she’d always tell mother that she did them yesterday when I actually did them! Anyway- I’d read the maker’s marks on the bottom of the dishes. I remember Anchor Hawking, Pyrex and Corelle. Probably some of them forgotten- thank you for this show it is very much needed, so the young people can hopefully keep the passion going! I love seeing your excitement scooting around the table to show different pieces- that’s the passion that needs passed on. 😊❤
I know about sharing dishwashing chores. My sister never got the dishes clean. We argued the whole time. She would put a bowl of scraps in the fridge to keep from washing the bowl! HA!
My parents were also married in 1954 and my mom had many of the gadgets you have, but hers had red handles. I believe the gadget with the wavy edge is used to cut vegetables and makes them have a lovely ruffled edge. I have a newer one and it is called a crinkle cutter. I use it on carrots and cucumbers and it makes the veggies look so pretty. I don't have any Jadeite, but love its calming green color.
WOW!!!!! You have a wonderful collection of Jadeite. If I were to ever start another collection, it would probably be Jadeite. Many years ago, I had the chance to have a lot of pieces from both my grandmother and her sister…dumb me said no…back then I had no desire for anything vintage in my house…now vintage is all I want…!!!
WOW! A lovely lady after my own heart! Jadite and Fiestaware are my passion. Depression glass and Vaseline glass make me smile too. You inspire me to keep on collecting and enjoying the beautiful dishes of yesteryear. Ah yes, those good old days when quality was appreciated and valued.
Granny Pat,I have not seen Jadeite ever before or at any antique store or thrift shop and it is so pretty 😊 your a very fortunate lady to have so many treasures 🌹
I began collecting Jadeite when it wasn’t popular, but it was expensive. I couldn’t buy much of it. It is still one of my favorite things. People pay high prices. I refuse to pay so much for something that will never be used.
Corning ware reminds me of my great aunt Helen. She worked for S&H and I believe that’s where she got hers. We had the gold design plates and cups. My daughter and grandson went to Corning, New York to the Corning glass museum. It was beautiful. Thanks for the memories. ❤️
You will be surprised at how handy the magnet can in hard to reach places. I’m always losing an earring in my car. It isn’t easy crawling down under those bucket seats LOL.
G. Pat, this was SO very interesting that it didn’t seem more than twenty-five minutes long! I LOVED every single piece you showed! Everything was interesting and most things were absolutely beautiful! I love dishes but never had many sets at all. The first was the beautiful set that my husband-to-be and I registered for at the jewelry store in our home town, prior to our wedding. We started our marriage using a set of the old “Melmac” dishes. I was still in college and we didn’t have the lovely home we dreamed of, where we would later use our china. I absolutely love dishes and beautiful home goods. Your place is the wonderful place to see more than I’ve ever owned! My hubby has passed on and now I’m no longer collecting household items. I certainly love looking at the lovely collections you have!
Love love love Your utensils! Especially the cake server! (Even though i dont make layer cakes😘) My Grandmother had the same cookie cutters except they had red handles. Seeing them brought back wonderfull memories, ThankYou❤
That settles it. By luck came across your video about gluing broken items that are dear to your heart. I have a ceramic knick knack that's pretty badly shattered. I have an abundance of PATience, so I'll give it a try too. Serendipity!
Thank you. Such an education you gave us. My sister had a Jadite collection I inherited when she passed away. I did not appreciate it or realize its’ value and gave it away. She also had the blue cobalt glassware. I gave that away too. I also gave away a huge set of Fiestaware because it was too heavy and I was downsizing. Guess I was not very smart.
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 my husband passed and I was forced to downsize quickly. Moved from Pennsylvania to Arkansas to be near family. I guess it is ok. When I get to Heaven, God will have beautiful things for us that will more than make up for it. Love your videos and love your great attitude. Keep on going girl. I will be keeping you in my prayers.
Love your collection. I collect white corning that I bought in stores in the 90s. I collect Pyrex mushroom, vegetable collection at yard sales and Goodwill. Have many pieces. I got an entire collection of white Pyrex with blue design. I call it Dutch. I bought that one for my mom for practically nothing at an estate sale on my block. Just bought 3 pieces of jadeite after you inspired me with your lovely videos. I also only want jadeite for decorating my home. Absolutely love it. Thank you so much for sharing. You are a priceless treasure. God bless.
My collections are for decorating purposes. I love using vintage items. They all tell a story. I have a very limited budget, therefore, I never purchase above what I can afford. Besides, it is such fun shopping and browsing, hoping for that special find. I found a Herend tiny bowl at GW for fifty cents. Tiffany’s and Saks have it at $225. Now, that’s what gives you a thrill! I never sell anything. Sometimes an item becomes a gift.
I'm a new subscriber & I love your collections. I also collect glassware, oil lanterns of all sizes,milk glass & pretty vintage anything. It makes me happy too.
I've got the white corning ware dish with lid that I've had for 50 years. I cooked with it often as my children were growing up. It was so handy for going from oven to serving. I still use it some.
Love your videos. My first memory with my grandma, she knew i loved pumpin pies. She had a smaller dish and she would make one just for me. I felt so special! I have that small pie dish, however, how long would you bake it? Ive never tried but would love to and pass down to my grandkids. Cant buy that size anymore as far as i know. What a treasure and memory, i was 5 or 6 yrs old.
The cutter with the ridges is for cucumbers or potatoes,slices them with ridges….the thing you thought was a teaspoon is a melon baller , the chopper is for doe…..love them all!! ❤
This video was one of the most enjoyable experiences I've had in many years. I just started collecting 6 months ago. This wonderful kitchenware is expensive, tough to find with some pieces, but tons of fun.
You talked about the green handle teaspoon but it’s a melon balled for cantaloupe and watermelon. I have my grandmother’s I remember her fixing my fruit for breakfast.
Hi, Granny Pat...I like your presentation of the various types of "Jadite", Corningware . I am sure others that watch your channel on TH-cam know the sentimental value of certain items is what you speak about. Personally, I have antique/vintage items that belonged to my Grandmother...I cherish those few items. Bless your heart.
Great vlog you have some lovely pieces but my heart was in my mouth as I was worried that something would fall and break I must say I have not heard or seen anything like your collection love it sending love from Belfast Northern Ireland ❤️ ♥️
It is a thrill when I hear from viewers in Ireland, England, Scotland, and Wales. And of course, other countries I have longed to visit. My ancestors came to America from England and Wales in the 1700s. I have spent years researching them. I have broken my share of treasures and you can be sure, I cry! Thank you so much and tell your friends I would love to hear from them,too.
Did you see the big sale MS had on her farm. Woweeee! The buyers were lined clear out of the county. All I could focus on was her Jadeite -‘jealous’! Why did she have to monopolize the market so that people like me could not afford to buy? It has been years since I have added to my collection. Love my Jadeite!
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900I was just starting collecting jadeite and thought $6 was high for an egg cup Then MS did her tv show and that started everyone buying it ! Any pieces I have were serendipity. after that 😂
Granny, the show I watched before this one you showed gadgets. Well the one you said you did not know what it was for that had the squeeze on end I believe it's maybe a garlic press squeeze or for squeezing something
Thank you for showing your Corningware and Pyrex. You have the much-sought-after Butterprint pattern (sometimes called Amish), and the turquoise was released in 1963. So pretty! The blue cornflower Corningware, the pot that has the ounces on the inside has a black handle you can attach to it. They used to sell the handle separately, you might recall. I still see these handles at antique malls.
I believe I have one of those Corningware black handles. I was always afraid to use it for fear it would come loose. You seem to be knowledgeable about kitchenware. I had not heard of the ‘butterprint pattern’.
Me and my husband went to a antique shop a man had blue beautiful dishes old and expensive. He said they was poisen cant eat out of them. He mentioned a blk light too. 😮😮😮
I love your Jadeite collection, Granny Pat! That scalloped cup is a Fire King Scalloped Flower Pot. My favorite items to collect are the Jeannette items, especially the cute little spice jars! I had six but lost four in a recent earthquake, amongst other items in my collection... It was a sad day to say the least. I have the Allspice and Nutmeg. I'm always on the hunt for those cute little guys! Blessings to you! 💚
I still have 2 of my moms corning ware dishes and I have the corning ware coffee pot . I made coffee in the coffee pot on the stove a few months ago just for the heck of it. I do use the other corning ware dishes all the time.
The one you weren't sure what it was for is a crinkle cut French fry cutter. , the other thing I couldn't see good but I think it was for squeezing lemons .
Pumpkin pie. Also at holidays grandma had open flat salt and pepper dishes at each setting. We had our own, never had to pass to others. Made you feel like royalties!!!
Thank you Granny Pat....I did so enjoy this video....and learned about Jadite....never knew about the uranium aspect. Thanks again for a great video!
I've been thifting estate sales & auctions for 40 yrs. I just loved this show.
I love everything Green my favorite color since a small child
I love your pretties. it's fun to go look for treasures. I think you have a lot. GOD BLESS TAKE CARE
Granny Pat you have the most interesting things these are so beautiful and unique. I didnt even know they made things for the kitchen like this i could just watch videos of you showing us your collection of everything all the time. What a collection you have of so many different things i so enjoy listening to you tell us about all the things you have. I have learned so much watching you i so appreciate you 💛
Love your collection, and your stories. You display and use your things; I do too. At 30.45minute mark, the little 'cup' you showed and didn't know what it was-I've always seen it called a 'custard cup'. I envy you living so close to the 'Endless Yardsale' highway. I've always wanted to go, but it's a looooong way from California, haha.
Great video. Thank you for sharing 😊😊
Dear Granny Pat, Recently found you on uTube & was hoping we’d get to see some of your beautiful glassware. Was especially intrigued to see some of your unusual Corningware pieces. The coffee pot and those bowls with the lids are especially interesting.
P.S. I think you also have an angel food cake cutter. They were made with those funny long prongs to prevent squishing the cake slice when cutting. Go figure! 😇
I have two of them.
I love kitchen items, they just make me happy. I could yard sale and thrift daily looking for these old treasures
I received Cornflower pattern corningware as wedding gifts 🎁 in 1978. Then the local supermarket sold the Corningware cornflower pattern plates for 25 cents each with grocery purchase . I’ve inquired to buy them recently, they are pricey. I love your collection!!
Thank you for your delightful videos. You're very cute. It's like visiting with you.
Thank you so much Granny Pat for sharing your precious collections and stories! It’s not easy either, you work hard and we appreciate your effort.
We love everything that you share!
I wish all of us had a Granny Pat like you! Thank you!
God bless you sweetie!💕
I never had a grandmother and I’m trying to make up to my grandchildren what I missed; leave them something to remember me by. Besides, I’m having fun. As Jan says, “It keeps you on your feet instead of sitting on your butt on the sofa!” (Jan speaks her mind! lol)
I so love your videos, Granny Pat. Your practical wisdom, humble, soft-spoken demeanor, and patient explanations and storytelling are a balm to my soul. I so wish I had a "Granny Pat" in my life; I know you are a treasure to those in yours. You make me long for an era that I was never a part of and I will continue to enjoy your videos❤😊😊
Granny I love your chit chats I just found you program last night and I have watched 3 already.
Love all your stuff. Keep up the video’s
Amazing video, you have an amazing collection, really enjoyed it, I have a collection of jadeite too!
Would love to see your collection. You can PM me.
Everything's Beautiful just like you my friend! God bless you!
Thanks for sharing your collection with us. I just love the Jadeite . Love all your videos ❤
Oh thank you, thank you for sharing your Jadeite.
My Daughter and Granddaughter both love Jadeite as much as I do and can see you live it too. My regret is we did not see the beauty in it when we cleared out my MIL house. But the memories of seeing her use those items remain.
God Bless 💕💕💕
Saw the announcement for this and I swear I heard heavenly throngs sing a chord, lol!!❤😍 Youve made ALOT of Peoples day I bet! I cant be the only one. ThankYou❤
What an education I just received. Thank you so much for taking the time and effort to pull this valuable collection out to share w/us! Until I saw this video, I had zero knowledge about it. Well thought out video. Thank you & God bless.
Glad it was helpful!
I love all the fiesta ware you have in the cabinet there, too. I have a lot of Corning Ware from wedding presents. Also in the Cornflower pattern. I have set those aside for my niece when she comes home. We don't have any children. She is the daughter of my heart. Years ago we gave both of our mothers some in the fruit and spice pattern. I now have those back. I'm keeping them. ☺ Very clever on retrieving your shredder. Those are good ones! Very handy cake cutters. I love cobalt blue glass. I have a set like your measuring cups. The little cup that you don't know what it is. Is it rough inside? Even though I would think glass would not be good, it really looks like a mortar without its pestle. Or maybe a sugar dish? I'm so glad you were at least able to glue your ginger jar together! I've had my husband glue several things back together just because I couldn't part with them. He is meticulous and a craftsman. He's pretty handy. After 50 years, I think I'll keep him. 🥰 I like your egg beater, too!
Thank u for sharing your collection I love it ❤❤❤
I love vintage dishware, cookware, bakeware and I am in AWE of your fabulous collections of everything. Beautiful!
Thank you! I'm a newbie to Jadeite. Thank you so much for the tip on washing in lukewarm water. I had not idea the temperature was so critical.
Jadeite is very popular and hard to find. It’s also expensive. Don’t confuse Pyrex with Jadeite. There’s a price difference.
Great video! I enjoyed seeing all of your treasures!
Thank you so much. You are one of my best supporters. I appreciate your comments.
My paternal grandmother had lots of jadeite kitchen pieces. I can still see the big salt and pepper shakers she had on the back of the stove. Visiting with you is like puttering around in an antique shop and looking at the treasures from my childhood without leaving the house. Love your videos! Thanks! ❤️
The magnet stick blew my mind a little, never seen anything like that.
Great collection! Thanks for showing it.
Thank you so much Granny Pat I absolutely love watching your videos. It's just like stepping back in time with all your collections. I love your ginger jar. It was truly a miracle you found the lid by itself at another shop.God knew you wanted that lid.
God also nearly floored me when he led me to that little lid! Thanks for following and supporting me.
Wow you have many beautiful collation. Thanks for sharing
What a lovely video. I always enjoy seeing your beautiful collections 💚💚
Hey beautiful Gran Gran!!!!! You are so amazing you have kept all of these gadgets and collections alive by telling their story of a time that brings such joyful memories to so so many without Gran’s like you so much of history would be lost to the younger generations and yes many of the kids today love all these antiques !!!!!! I have a few items I cherish and always looking to find more sometimes I hold things and wander who used this what were they like what was their life story? They would be thrilled to know people treasure things they used and are telling the stories of the era in which they lived!!!!!! Sending you love, hugs and prayers always ✝️🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏🙏
Granny, all that beautiful green Jadeite and beautiful color of those in your cabinet in background is just beautiful. You have great collection. I would not like to choose making a choice of one would be hard. So glad you collected those beautiful items for us to enjoy
Thank you for this glassware video. My Mama collected glassware. She collected each of us kids a complete collection of a different Depression Glass.
Depression glass is disappearing. Keep and treasure yours. It is beautiful glassware. It represents a period of life with lots of history.
ONCE AGAIN I LOVE IT ALL. THANKS FOR SHARING.🤩
I so enjoyed your sharing your collection & the information. Thank you.
Love this! Corningware is made here in upstate New York in Corning, New York, not far from where I live. I’ve had mine for years and always picking up pieces here and there at yard sales
You sure have some nice collections.
I know I said I’m kinda quiet, but your beautiful kitchenware brings me so much memories! 😂 The Fire King- my parents had milk glass coffee cups made by Fire King- these I remember because when I was reading age I was given a stool to get up on to wash dishes. I had a little sister that we were supposed to share washing dishes, but she’d always tell mother that she did them yesterday when I actually did them! Anyway- I’d read the maker’s marks on the bottom of the dishes. I remember Anchor Hawking, Pyrex and Corelle. Probably some of them forgotten- thank you for this show it is very much needed, so the young people can hopefully keep the passion going! I love seeing your excitement scooting around the table to show different pieces- that’s the passion that needs passed on. 😊❤
I know about sharing dishwashing chores. My sister never got the dishes clean. We argued the whole time. She would put a bowl of scraps in the fridge to keep from washing the bowl! HA!
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 Oh my that’s so funny!! 😆😂
You’ve won my heart Grannie Pat. Cooking and cookware collectibles. How’d you become such a You Tube star? Bravo. Merci. Thank you
Oh! How I enjoy your videos!!
Thank you for welcoming us into your home and sharing your treasures!
We love you!!!!
Cake slicer!!! 🤯 look @ that fiestaware!!
My parents were also married in 1954 and my mom had many of the gadgets you have, but hers had red handles. I believe the gadget with the wavy edge is used to cut vegetables and makes them have a lovely ruffled edge. I have a newer one and it is called a crinkle cutter. I use it on carrots and cucumbers and it makes the veggies look so pretty. I don't have any Jadeite, but love its calming green color.
Thank you for this informative video.
Thanks for showing us your collection!! Beautiful ❤️
WOW!!!!! You have a wonderful collection of Jadeite. If I were to ever start another collection, it would probably be Jadeite. Many years ago, I had the chance to have a lot of pieces from both my grandmother and her sister…dumb me said no…back then I had no desire for anything vintage in my house…now vintage is all I want…!!!
WOW! A lovely lady after my own heart! Jadite and Fiestaware are my passion. Depression glass and Vaseline glass make me smile too. You inspire me to keep on collecting and enjoying the beautiful dishes of yesteryear. Ah yes, those good old days when quality was appreciated and valued.
Jadeite prices have gone through the roof. Completely out of my price range. I can live without it. I bought mine years ago.
Enjoyed every second , Awesome collections ❤
Just love all the colorful dishes … Great collection yo-yo have there !
Love your collection ❤❤ beautiful video👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼
Thank you for uploading! Love the cool gadgets and your collection. Your channel is heartwarming, a break from this crazy world ❤️
Beautiful ❤
Granny Pat,I have not seen Jadeite ever before or at any antique store or thrift shop and it is so pretty 😊 your a very fortunate lady to have so many treasures 🌹
I began collecting Jadeite when it wasn’t popular, but it was expensive. I couldn’t buy much of it. It is still one of my favorite things. People pay high prices. I refuse to pay so much for something that will never be used.
Really like the jadeite and enjoy all your videos! Tammy
Watching in Columbia, SC have enjoyed this jadite its beautiful love your videos
Love this video & you. ❤
Corning ware reminds me of my great aunt Helen. She worked for S&H and I believe that’s where she got hers. We had the gold design plates and cups. My daughter and grandson went to Corning, New York to the Corning glass museum. It was beautiful. Thanks for the memories. ❤️
Thank you for sharing your experience in jadite , I just enjoyed your video
Wow! That magnet is amazing! So nifty. I never saw one of these before.
You will be surprised at how handy the magnet can in hard to reach places. I’m always losing an earring in my car. It isn’t easy crawling down under those bucket seats LOL.
Your collections are beautiful, love listening to you tell about them! Thanks!
I like the coffee canister featured on your table.
I love my blue cornflower Corning ware. I had a child’s play set of the same when I was a little girl.
Jadeite is so pretty .I didn't realize that was the name . But I'm going to start collecting that .
G. Pat, this was SO very interesting that it didn’t seem more than twenty-five minutes long! I LOVED every single piece you showed! Everything was interesting and most things were absolutely beautiful! I love dishes but never had many sets at all. The first was the beautiful set that my husband-to-be and I registered for at the jewelry store in our home town, prior to our wedding. We started our marriage using a set of the old “Melmac” dishes. I was still in college and we didn’t have the lovely home we dreamed of, where we would later use our china. I absolutely love dishes and beautiful home goods. Your place is the wonderful place to see more than I’ve ever owned! My hubby has passed on and now I’m no longer collecting household items. I certainly love looking at the lovely collections you have!
I love the cake cutter. I’ve never saw these
Always appreciate a good tool! 😊
Love love love Your utensils! Especially the cake server! (Even though i dont make layer cakes😘) My Grandmother had the same cookie cutters except they had red handles. Seeing them brought back wonderfull memories, ThankYou❤
I just found you. I enjoyed it very much.
As always, looking forward to your next presentation...even your favorite vintage "brooches", costume jewelry or scarfs. I enjoy
your channel.
That settles it. By luck came across your video about gluing broken items that are dear to your heart. I have a ceramic knick knack that's pretty badly shattered. I have an abundance of PATience, so I'll give it a try too. Serendipity!
Thank you. Such an education you gave us. My sister had a Jadite collection I inherited when she passed away. I did not appreciate it or realize its’ value and gave it away. She also had the blue cobalt glassware. I gave that away too. I also gave away a huge set of Fiestaware because it was too heavy and I was downsizing. Guess I was not very smart.
Let me be the first to say…oh No, you didn’t! Your Jadeite, your beautiful Fiesta Ware….I’m gulping! Oh well! I’ve made my mistakes, too.
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 my husband passed and I was forced to downsize quickly. Moved from Pennsylvania to Arkansas to be near family. I guess it is ok. When I get to Heaven, God will have beautiful things for us that will more than make up for it.
Love your videos and love your great attitude. Keep on going girl. I will be keeping you in my prayers.
Love your collection. I collect white corning that I bought in stores in the 90s. I collect Pyrex mushroom, vegetable collection at yard sales and Goodwill. Have many pieces. I got an entire collection of white Pyrex with blue design. I call it Dutch. I bought that one for my mom for practically nothing at an estate sale on my block. Just bought 3 pieces of jadeite after you inspired me with your lovely videos. I also only want jadeite for decorating my home. Absolutely love it. Thank you so much for sharing. You are a priceless treasure. God bless.
My collections are for decorating purposes. I love using vintage items. They all tell a story. I have a very limited budget, therefore, I never purchase above what I can afford. Besides, it is such fun shopping and browsing, hoping for that special find. I found a Herend tiny bowl at GW for fifty cents. Tiffany’s and Saks have it at $225. Now, that’s what gives you a thrill! I never sell anything. Sometimes an item becomes a gift.
I'm a new subscriber & I love your collections. I also collect glassware, oil lanterns of all sizes,milk glass & pretty vintage anything. It makes me happy too.
Hello Granny Pat.😊 Glad to hear you had a lovely day to enjoy. ❤ Snowed in Arizona! (Upper elevations of course.) ❄️🥶😃
I've got the white corning ware dish with lid that I've had for 50 years. I cooked with it often as my children were growing up. It was so handy for going from oven to serving. I still use it some.
Love your videos. My first memory with my grandma, she knew i loved pumpin pies. She had a smaller dish and she would make one just for me. I felt so special! I have that small pie dish, however, how long would you bake it? Ive never tried but would love to and pass down to my grandkids. Cant buy that size anymore as far as i know. What a treasure and memory, i was 5 or 6 yrs old.
Make sure it is ovenproof!
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 it is ovenproof, she baked in it alot of times. Just don't know temp and min for a small pumpkin pie.
The cutter with the ridges is for cucumbers or potatoes,slices them with ridges….the thing you thought was a teaspoon is a melon baller , the chopper is for doe…..love them all!! ❤
This video was one of the most enjoyable experiences I've had in many years. I just started collecting 6 months ago. This wonderful kitchenware is expensive, tough to find with some pieces, but tons of fun.
You talked about the green handle teaspoon but it’s a melon balled for cantaloupe and watermelon. I have my grandmother’s I remember her fixing my fruit for breakfast.
Hi, Granny Pat...I like your presentation of the various types of "Jadite", Corningware . I am sure others that watch your channel on TH-cam know the sentimental value of certain items is what you speak about. Personally, I have antique/vintage items that belonged to my Grandmother...I cherish those few items. Bless your heart.
In most cases, there’s a story behind ‘grandmother’s antique that makes it much memorable and valuable. So glad you have your grandmother’s items.
I love this. 😘
Great vlog you have some lovely pieces but my heart was in my mouth as I was worried that something would fall and break I must say I have not heard or seen anything like your collection love it sending love from Belfast Northern Ireland ❤️ ♥️
It is a thrill when I hear from viewers in Ireland, England, Scotland, and Wales. And of course, other countries I have longed to visit. My ancestors came to America from England and Wales in the 1700s. I have spent years researching them.
I have broken my share of treasures and you can be sure, I cry! Thank you so much and tell your friends I would love to hear from them,too.
Love watching your collections, reminds me of me and my late mom that we used to go to estate sales together.
ooooh! I love Jadeite! I have liked them since I was a kid and when I had seen the collection that Martha Stewart has... I was truly in love...
Did you see the big sale MS had on her farm. Woweeee! The buyers were lined clear out of the county. All I could focus on was her Jadeite -‘jealous’! Why did she have to monopolize the market so that people like me could not afford to buy? It has been years since I have added to my collection. Love my Jadeite!
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900 OMG NO!!!! I didnt see that sale! I probably would have flown up just to go to it....
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900I was just starting collecting jadeite and thought $6 was high for an egg cup Then MS did her tv show and that started everyone buying it ! Any pieces I have were serendipity. after that 😂
Granny, the show I watched before this one you showed gadgets. Well the one you said you did not know what it was for that had the squeeze on end I believe it's maybe a garlic press squeeze or for squeezing something
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Loved everything ❤
Just came across your channel and you give me so much comfort! You are so fun to listen to ❤️ You taught me so much! Thank you.
Thank you for showing your Corningware and Pyrex. You have the much-sought-after Butterprint pattern (sometimes called Amish), and the turquoise was released in 1963. So pretty! The blue cornflower Corningware, the pot that has the ounces on the inside has a black handle you can attach to it. They used to sell the handle separately, you might recall. I still see these handles at antique malls.
I believe I have one of those Corningware black handles. I was always afraid to use it for fear it would come loose. You seem to be knowledgeable about kitchenware. I had not heard of the ‘butterprint pattern’.
Love your channel!! I’ve collected Jadite for years and I didn’t know about the black light trick!
Beautiful, thank you for showing it.❤
Lovely collection for a lovely lady! ❤
Thank you so much in the education of old time kitchen stuff. 🌺
Me and my husband went to a antique shop a man had blue beautiful dishes old and expensive. He said they was poisen cant eat out of them. He mentioned a blk light too. 😮😮😮
Granny Pat, new subbie here by way of Genevieve. Love your collections. ❤
I love your Jadeite collection, Granny Pat! That scalloped cup is a Fire King Scalloped Flower Pot. My favorite items to collect are the Jeannette items, especially the cute little spice jars! I had six but lost four in a recent earthquake, amongst other items in my collection... It was a sad day to say the least. I have the Allspice and Nutmeg. I'm always on the hunt for those cute little guys! Blessings to you! 💚
I envy your small spice jars. They are hard to find. Sorry I just now found your comment.
Thanks for sharing your knowledge Granny Pat! 🥰🇨🇦
I still have 2 of my moms corning ware dishes and I have the corning ware coffee pot . I made coffee in the coffee pot on the stove a few months ago just for the heck of it. I do use the other corning ware dishes all the time.
I brew my tea in the Corning ware pot.
@@chitchatwithgrannypat7900I have the teapot 😊
The one you weren't sure what it was for is a crinkle cut French fry cutter. , the other thing I couldn't see good but I think it was for squeezing lemons .