Hi, I know you don't have time to read all the comments but I wanted to tell you 5 yrs ago I lost my daughter at age 26. I later found that pineapple poem on her Facebook today I was cutting up a pineapple and thinking of her then you found the poem twice I thought that awesome it made me smile. God Bless
Höganäs ceramic is very popular here in Sweden, other 'ceramic brands' to be on the lookout for are Rörstrand and Gustavsberg. Lisa Larson worked with both Gustavsberg and Höganäs.
I can tell you a little about the Höganäs platter you purchased. Höganäs is a torn in Sweden and also a very popular ceramics and stoneware producer. This plate was commissioned by the Höganäs Guild (Gille) and it depicts a scene from a prayer panel painted in 1814 by Johannes Nilsson Halland.
That ting is actually called a Comfa Bag... it was made in the 70's for curling up in front of a movie or watching a hockey game at the arena. If you arrange the snaps correctly the top half becomes like a jacket with arms and tje bottom snaps together with holes for your feet/boots to go through.
I just thought I would share that at the eBay Open today several people in the sessions I attended mentioned you as one of their favorite TH-cam creators. And they each got several likes from other people who felt likewise. I hope you will be participating in the new eBay Live auctions.
That quilt blanket thingy , I think, is what we had in the 80s....it snaps in places to create a sort of wearable blanket thingy. We got them for Christmas one Year.
That quilted item that you found- the brown one is vintage. 70s version of the snuggie- you would snap up the bottom like a sleeping bag but the sides snapped down like open wing sleeves to keep you warm while sitting and 'doing'. We loved ours as kids in the 70s
Höganäs is a really high quality stoneware and ceramics company. The Gille series is from the 1970s and includes plates, bowls, coffee cups and ceramic wine goblets.
Please pick up the New Mexico metal tray. I sold these state trays for school fund raising in the 60s. I grew up in New Mexico and have been trying to find that very one for years!!!
Had one in the 70's and you could use it as a sleeping bag or you could wear it like a robe with your feet sticking out the bottom. Helped keep me warm during the blizzard of 78 when we had no electricity for 4 days. Wish they still made them, lol.
That Tea for Two bowl was lovely; I’m so glad you got it. I would have to keep it for myself. Thank you for sharing your birthday with us. I hope it was a wonderful day!
Glad you got the glass Pineapple saying with the Pineapple hooks. I think it will look charming in your farmhouse! Enjoy! [I texted that saying to my pal who grew up in HI and told her that was her to a T! She loved it!]
I love following the adventure that is your life! I hear what you are saying about chips that don’t show. Just remember that the chip may also compromise the ‘fabric’ of the clay or glass and you won’t know it until it breaks in transit. Keep on doing what you do!
Jocelyn it’s actually Hoganas, Sweden. I think it might be closed down now, but my husband father was born there and they’re known for their ceramics! I have quite a few pieces but no platters.
The blanket/bedspread was called a snuggle sack [in my area any way] the snaps can be snapped to make it into a robe or like a sleeping bag. Made in the seventies most likely....
I found a gorgeous jack in the pulpit vase, got it home and looked it up. Teleflora!! It is really pretty, and I only paid 8 for it. Guess I will use it for my mom when I take her flowers. Guess you live and learn lol! I love learning from you and your awesome videos, thank you!
The orange flower dish was fun. Paint the chip with a dab of (orange nail polish), of which there is a huge variety right now, to color-match to it. If you sell it and reveal info of the repair/disguising of the chip, no problem. The vintage, late sixties-early seventies, quilt- looking sleeping bag would be an easy sell, in good condition, fifty-one hundred bucks. Felix-the-Cat clocks are vintage 80s and with his eyes move from side to side.
Wow I just wish that the Goodwill where I live had the great finds that you have in your area! I still find myself flipping certain things over and peeling back the sticker just to have the “Jocelyn experience”. I pale in comparison! 😂. Thanks for all you do and love, love, love it!
Look into smaller thrift stores... I have a local super small thrit shop it's a complete honey hole... although I have found fire and light and glassy babys in goodwill and valuevillage/savers.
OMG that butcher block is amazing, and spendy. Just like the other lady said clean with half a lemon and salt. Let it dry well and use food grade mineral oil. Don't ever freshen any wooden cutting boards, bowls, plates, utensils with cooking oils because cooking oils will become rancid over time and can actually make you sick.
I just love your videos they're so much fun to watch. I've been on hold for thrifting and it's the hardest thing I've ever done. I'm a huge thrifter I might give you a run for your money. Lol but my house is full I'm selling but slowly. Because I'm a bit burnt. But love watching yours I'm living vicariously through you.
Agree with previous comments regarding Höganäs ceramics! Still in business doing all sorts of stuff such as coffee mugs, tiles, large containers/jars and so on. Situated in Skåne, the most southern part of Sweden. Never seen a plate like yours. Helena Stockholm Sweden
Hi, I know you don't have time to read all the comments but I wanted to tell you 5 yrs ago I lost my daughter at age 26. I later found that pineapple poem on her Facebook today I was cutting up a pineapple and thinking of her then you found the poem twice I thought that awesome it made me smile. God Bless
That's a wonderful sign that your daughter gave you 🍍❤
I don’t mind stuff with condition issues. My husband has condition issues but I’m trying to be a pineapple. 😊
Lol!
The patchwork blanket/sleeping bag is from the late 70s/early 80s
We had those when I was a kid. 70’s. Comfy bag. So your hands could stick out.
Höganäs ceramic is very popular here in Sweden, other 'ceramic brands' to be on the lookout for are Rörstrand and Gustavsberg. Lisa Larson worked with both Gustavsberg and Höganäs.
I recognized the sleeping bag from many pajama parties in the mid to late 70’s.
I have one
You walked right by the black Kate Spade purse!!!
I can tell you a little about the Höganäs platter you purchased. Höganäs is a torn in Sweden and also a very popular ceramics and stoneware producer. This plate was commissioned by the Höganäs Guild (Gille) and it depicts a scene from a prayer panel painted in 1814 by Johannes Nilsson Halland.
I really like your new intro. Sorry about your uneventful shopping today. However, Tagging along with you is always time well spent.
Michael Bublé crooning away, at about the halfway point… a connection from Canada! 💁🏻♀️🤗
Happy Birthday, Jocelyn! 🥳
When you see thick, wooden cutting boards like that, look to see if it’s marked Boos Block. Those are pretty high end - $300+!
Cutting block looked like good quality. Pretty easy to sanitize with salt, lemons and mineral oil.
That ting is actually called a Comfa Bag... it was made in the 70's for curling up in front of a movie or watching a hockey game at the arena. If you arrange the snaps correctly the top half becomes like a jacket with arms and tje bottom snaps together with holes for your feet/boots to go through.
I just thought I would share that at the eBay Open today several people in the sessions I attended mentioned you as one of their favorite TH-cam creators. And they each got several likes from other people who felt likewise. I hope you will be participating in the new eBay Live auctions.
That quilt blanket thingy , I think, is what we had in the 80s....it snaps in places to create a sort of wearable blanket thingy. We got them for Christmas one Year.
I came here to see if anyone mentioned this! My friend had one. Pre Snuggie/Slanket
That quilted item that you found- the brown one is vintage. 70s version of the snuggie- you would snap up the bottom like a sleeping bag but the sides snapped down like open wing sleeves to keep you warm while sitting and 'doing'. We loved ours as kids in the 70s
Yesssss LOL. Still have mine
Höganäs is a really high quality stoneware and ceramics company. The Gille series is from the 1970s and includes plates, bowls, coffee cups and ceramic wine goblets.
Happy Birthday, Jocelyn! Hope you had a great day!
Please pick up the New Mexico metal tray. I sold these state trays for school fund raising in the 60s. I grew up in New Mexico and have been trying to find that very one for years!!!
Happy Birthday Jocelyn! Hope you are having a great one!
I had one of those 'sleeping bags " it was called a snuggle bag l think. It's from the 80s
Had one in the 70's and you could use it as a sleeping bag or you could wear it like a robe with your feet sticking out the bottom. Helped keep me warm during the blizzard of 78 when we had no electricity for 4 days. Wish they still made them, lol.
A Snug sack!
Yes my mom had one of those snuggle quilt bags and she used it when she watched TV to keep warm.
At 20.54 the candle holder boat with people is Vintage MCM Candle Holder Laurids Lonberg Denmark.
Happy birthday! Thanks for sharing all you do with us!
That Tea for Two bowl was lovely; I’m so glad you got it. I would have to keep it for myself. Thank you for sharing your birthday with us. I hope it was a wonderful day!
Happy Birthday Jocelyn ! and many more ! My favorite find...the Raikes wooden bear, I love the face. Have fun !
Glad you got the glass Pineapple saying with the Pineapple hooks. I think it will look charming in your farmhouse! Enjoy! [I texted that saying to my pal who grew up in HI and told her that was her to a T! She loved it!]
I love following the adventure that is your life! I hear what you are saying about chips that don’t show. Just remember that the chip may also compromise the ‘fabric’ of the clay or glass and you won’t know it until it breaks in transit. Keep on doing what you do!
Happy Birthday, Jocelyn!!! 🎉
Happy birthday!😊 Love to watch all your videos😊
Jocelyn it’s actually Hoganas, Sweden. I think it might be closed down now, but my husband father was born there and they’re known for their ceramics! I have quite a few pieces but no platters.
The blanket/bedspread was called a snuggle sack [in my area any way] the snaps can be snapped to make it into a robe or like a sleeping bag. Made in the seventies most likely....
Great shopping trip, nice finds
Happy Birthday Joselyn. The costume dress for Juliette is cute.
The blanket with the snaps is made to wrap around you and put your arms through then snap. My aunt use to make them.
Happy Birthday!❤️
Happy Belated Birthday! 🍻 Nice find with the Raikes bear. My GW prices them @ $40-50. 😅
That sewing thing is soo cool
Square plate with whimsy folk is Danish by Whimblad. Once you had about 4 of his women with their hats open for flowers. Love his works
Bjørn Wiinblad😉
My daughter turned 16 today(its the 22)
Happy Birthday!! 🎂🎁
Höganäs Sweden is nice. «Gille» is the name of the pattern. The meaning is something like a guild.
Happy Birthday!
💐🧁🥳🍨🎈🎂
Happy Birthday🥳🎈🎉❤️
Oh my beautiful friend Joce♥ If you ever sell that pineapple mirror, I am growing Pineapples in Michigan, I have 8 plants! I would love it! 🤗🧡🍍
Happy Birthday Jocelyn!
My husband adores those Indy Glass console bowls. Thank God he doesn’t realize they come in plain colors as well as our carnival finished ones.
Happy Birthday!! 🎈
Happy Birthday! 🎉🥳🥂
I found a gorgeous jack in the pulpit vase, got it home and looked it up. Teleflora!! It is really pretty, and I only paid 8 for it. Guess I will use it for my mom when I take her flowers. Guess you live and learn lol! I love learning from you and your awesome videos, thank you!
Happy Birthday!🎂
Happiest of Birthdays! You certainly have the standing tall like a pineapple down!
I had that blue fruit bowl on my dining room table in 1986 …😂
Algy is dance costume and band uniform company from FL .
Happy Birthday Jocelyn! My 59th trip around the sun was yesterday 9/21.
Happy birthday, Joey! I'll catch up to you in Nov. 🎉
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!!!
Happy birthday x
Enjoyed!
I loved that Lenox pewter (?) bowl! Looked classy, unique, and versatile.❤
The butterfly meadow is such a beautiful pattern. I love Lenox😊
The orange flower dish was fun. Paint the chip with a dab of (orange nail polish), of which there is a huge variety right now, to color-match to it. If you sell it and reveal info of the repair/disguising of the chip, no problem. The vintage, late sixties-early seventies, quilt- looking sleeping bag would be an easy sell, in good condition, fifty-one hundred bucks. Felix-the-Cat clocks are vintage 80s and with his eyes move from side to side.
Heck yes to the shoes, happy birthday! You might end up with another little one lol! Enjoy your day dear
Happy Birthday! 🎂💃🏼🕺
Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳
Happiest of birthdays, Jocelyn!!
Chips and cracks are the nasty parts of antiques. Happy 🎂 🎁 🎈 🎉 🕯 🍰 🎂 🎁 🎈 🎉 🕯 🍰 🎂 🎁 🎈 🎉 🕯 🍰 🎂 🎁 🎈 🎉 🕯 Birthday!!!!!
Thank you for highlighting my comment. I liked the pilsner glasses. Hope you had a good time on your Birthday.
Happy Birthday!!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY CUTIE🥳🥰🥳🥰🥳
🎉happy birthday!!!!
HAPPY BIRTHDAY GIRLLLL!!!!!!!! :)
HAPPY BIRTHDAY!! 🎉
Happy, happy day to you!! 🎉
I have the monk book ends...dropped one and had to glue but don't resell..yet..You inspire me to start selling all my stuff.
Happy Birthday! 🎈
Happy birthday to you!!
I swung by the Frederick Goodwill today! I walked out empty handed but had a bonanza the last time I was there! You just never know. Happy hunting!!
Jocelyn! I think those are Oiva Toikka Flora patterned glass footed dessert bowls by Iittala.!
Happy Birthday Joclyn!
The small closh could be to display old pocket watch. I have my great grandfather's in one.
Wow I just wish that the Goodwill where I live had the great finds that you have in your area! I still find myself flipping certain things over and peeling back the sticker just to have the “Jocelyn experience”. I pale in comparison! 😂. Thanks for all you do and love, love, love it!
Look into smaller thrift stores... I have a local super small thrit shop it's a complete honey hole... although I have found fire and light and glassy babys in goodwill and valuevillage/savers.
Wow, wish I had that sewing table.
I found a Phil Morgan Seagrove crystalline face mug today! I have a lot of his miniature vases but I had no idea he'd ever done any face mugs!
You are such an inspiration. Happy Birthday
Love the blue chocolate pot
OMG that butcher block is amazing, and spendy. Just like the other lady said clean with half a lemon and salt. Let it dry well and use food grade mineral oil. Don't ever freshen any wooden cutting boards, bowls, plates, utensils with cooking oils because cooking oils will become rancid over time and can actually make you sick.
Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉
Every once in a while we can have a “ chippy” day. ❤
Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈 🎁 🎊
Hope you had a wonderful birthday and we’re well celebrated! 🎉
I love the purple chairs
Follett pottery is made in North Louisian for years and has moved to another location.
I am s sucker for old windows and I am so glad u got that one....
I love single book ends! Please consider them in the future!!!
She often does. I think that one just didn't speak to her.😉
I like the sleeping bag too
Happy Birthday!
Sleeping bags like those were popular in the 70'same for slumber parties. My mom bought mine at K mart.
I love those band glasses ❤❤❤❤
A plain window in resale/vintage store here in Michigan sells for 40 dollars and up. I'd say you did well.
I just love your videos they're so much fun to watch. I've been on hold for thrifting and it's the hardest thing I've ever done. I'm a huge thrifter I might give you a run for your money. Lol but my house is full I'm selling but slowly. Because I'm a bit burnt. But love watching yours I'm living vicariously through you.
I once loved Goodwill but the prices have gone up to retail or higher! I refuse to shop there anymore...
Happy Birthday busy lady1
Happy birthday 🎂🎁🎈🎉🎊😘👍🏻💕
Nice finds today
Agree with previous comments regarding Höganäs ceramics! Still in business doing all sorts of stuff such as coffee mugs, tiles, large containers/jars and so on. Situated in Skåne, the most southern part of Sweden. Never seen a plate like yours. Helena Stockholm Sweden