FIND ESTATE SALE DEALS! | ANTIQUES, VINTAGE | SHOP WITH A RESELLER
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 26 เม.ย. 2022
- CHEAP FINDS AT COLLECTOR ESTATE | VINTAGE BARGAINS | ANTIQUING
Winding lost in the north Atlanta suburbs, we stumble across a true collector estate sale in the woods! From the moment we see the concrete deer and a great iron patio set, we know this 1960s house will be a good one! But behind its MCM exterior is a bevy of clocks, primitive and country furniture, glass and china, true antiques and vintage goods that include some real surprises!
It's 25% off day at this sale, and that's a good thing! We see a sold sign on a great rococo mirror, but there's lots left to buy. While much in this antique-laden home is priced for its true value, we still manage ferret out the overlooked, underpriced and unpriced to create our bundle deal. Gentle eavesdropping on other people's purchases tells us that there's a nice bargain to be had if we choose carefully!
We enjoy a lot of fun things, some elegant vintage and a few really unusual antique and country items that make this house a really fun look-see. Then it's up to the counter, where a nice list of good items is ours for under $40! From glee club canes to a truly unique piece of black Americana, we end up with a fun assortment to take from this collection to our own serious collector customers. Estate sales are fun!
Here's a little more of what we see along the way in this video:
Viking Epic flower frog, vintage books, Fostoria American, general store coffee bin, churns, Devon Cider jug, Florentine II yellow depression glass, Vernon Kilns Birmingham plate, shaker sets, fly cover, tin top kitchen queen, English cheese keeper, tulip carnival glass bowl, castor set, Johnson Bros. Autumn's Delight, Fenton compote, Victorian fast stand silver plate water pitcher, Weller variegated glaze vase, German shoe ad ashtray, balloon back chairs, cigar mold, Hall China for Sears fridge dishes, wood churn, porcelain quill pen inkwell/stand, Humpty-Dumpty child's lamp, Currier & Ives music box, water cooler lamp, console radios, marble mantel clock, cuckoo clocks, 1950s table top radios, American Eastlake bellows holder, circa 1900 hotel sink, Atari 800 complete set, mens ties, mens canes, brass/copper/iron hearth items, vintage fashion (including a sombrero!), 19th century tall case clock, Pan Am map, 1959 Ford record, pie safe, afghan shawl or runner, roll top desk/chair, signed Lenny Wilkens basketball, typewriter, sad irons, brass wood box, hanging scale, iron juicer, etc.
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You are very kind and thoughtful to All!
Thanks! I try
You make me happy when you wave in the mirrors and put on hats!
I haven't seen a phone like the black one in decades.
You are so fun and funny to watch. Love the estate tour. Just had my parents estate sale.. it's so hard. Things we think are valuable don't sell, like our vintage cookie jar. My brother was thrilled it didn't sell 💕
It is hard on the families a lot of time. The thing is most sales get 98% resellers 2% collectors. If the prices aren't for resellers unfortunately most won't sell.
Second time around even better! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks! I liked that one too
So you did come to Atlanta. I wish we could have met up 🤷♀️
I was just thinking the same thing. I’m in Decatur. I was trying to figure out if this was the estate sale over near where my son lives in Buckhead but that one was way more upscale and totally unaffordable for me. This one looks a lot more fun
Interesting sale.
love the black amethyst swung vase!
Great Values Indeed!
Another great time with you George, TY! I would have snatched that afghan for the right price. I couldn't see the shape to well but from what you said i think it was made so it wouldn't get caught in a rocking chair when on the lap. Don't find those anymore. 🥰
Thanks, George!
You got good price!
Loving these estate sale videos. Thanks!
More to come!
Now to Spokane for you ! I wish I would have been in Spokane when you were here. See you in fall for the next Custers Antique Show. Fabulous video. Thank you
Came and watched after the fact, still enjoyed it very much. I really appreciate your commentary and learn so much from it. Pendleton woolen products are interesting to me, since it’s close enough to where I grew up to feel loyalty to it. I toured the factory in the early 70’s with my FHA group. ( very loud working conditions, but fascinating)
I never have been! I need to stop on my way through sometime
Nice tag-along ! Always love your humor. Glad you found some good deals. That was a bright yellow bed cover, It will surely lighten up someones day !
You scored in my opinion.
Lot's of really nice items.
Say hi to my old stomping grounds in Spokane.
Spokane is a fun town! I didn't realize you had connections.
We say that we're never really lost just on an unplanned adventure.
Ayesha, The Return of She, by H. Rider Haggard is the 1905 sequel to She. Both are great reads. She was later turned into a 1965 movie with Ursela Andress, Peter Cushing, and Christopher Lee.
There is a fine line between being a collector and being a hoarder. LOL.. As crowded as this house was, it makes me wonder if they actually lived in it or if the house was purchased just for their huge collection of items. Who knows!
Being from the uk these estate sales fascinate me by the amount of stuff that’s in one house.😀
Prices were not good. But I always enjoy George.
Not too many, yet I got some real deals!
I find this very interesting. I typed fascinating at first, but don't want you to think I'm nuts, lol. You got good prices for the few things you picked up, but even half off my take is still too much money. Just by looking around it seems as though their kids who must be in their late 60's didn't want much. The tools alone would be a huge job to go through. I must not leave that much behind!
Oh George. Lol. You have the Sombrero on backwards.
Hey George! I just got an invoice for the pins today but
I already paid you on April 21st.
What an interesting estate sale. Never know what you will find. Looking forward to the swap meet videos from Spokane.
Look forward to seeing you to. Tried to get in but it says I am locked out sent you a message. Loved the purple glasses for 3 dollars.
Weird! We'll figure that out. I liked those too
Love your video's ty 😊😍
Thanks so much for the video
Great vlog tonight, thx !
Very pretty house ! Nice video!
Thank you! 🤗
Great stroll through this estate. Southern antique furniture fascinates me: older, different woods, & purposes than Iowa / Nebraska. You impart so much knowledge so casually in your conversation; really fun. Thanks!
What a fun tour of the house and all their items!
LOL...you make my day in your videos, the education, the subject matter, your humor and just who you are..can not wait to be at one of your shows and pay for a little help on a couple of things...and find a few new items of something...there is so much and loved this intro..lol. Thanks again George. I love the style and all the beautiful things and homes of that era updated but not too much,,,,I love places with real spring (thank YOU) and all the gorgeous glass and china and home things. the house with knotty pine cabinets is like several homes of friends and family that I could always go too when 35 and younger all the way to one...lucky me...great memories.
They also all have the Lindbergh book, We
Nothing like to sell used stuff for "brand new" that is what I am finding here where I live too. Have a great day
Yes it's a problem
I went to an estate sale today well after it opened. I'm all but out of business so I'm not really hunting unless I can re-sell to another dealer. Spent $20 including a roll of aluminum foil I had to buy anyway. Other folks did better. They had a pile of Beleek, priced not badly, that didn't budge. A pretty Art Nouveau vase in the ad was gone though. That's what's known as a clue.
Nice bundle of items there a the end. Looks like they loved their clear glass!
It turned out well in the end you’re right!
Great video
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I have that same Atari system:)
Great video!! I have a vintage Pendleton robe that is a red and blue plaid I believe. I have not listed it yet so if you’re interested let me know and I’ll send you pictures.
No Art Nouveau or Art Deco bronzes in all that stuff.🖤🇨🇦
The way house sales work usually, is that the company gets a set amount by percentage 20% to 35% of what is sold. Then what is left is sold to a clean-out company. Many times they work with a company and get kickbacks on the bulk purchase, Many companies do not work for their ckients. It's sad,
I went to a sale last weekend in an expensive neighborhood. There was a set of 4 heavy plastic bowls with the original HomeGoods sticker for 7.99. Guess what the estate sale price was? $12. They thought that just by sitting in someone's house for a couple years these plastic bowls increased in value by 50%. Or they assume their buyers are monumentally stupid.
Or they didn’t look at the bottom, did no research and just guessed
@@TheAntiqueNomad Both stickers were on the inside of the top bowl, or I wouldn't have noticed since I didn't pick them up. But to be charitable I suppose it's still possible they missed it!
@@TheAntiqueNomad yes, that also!!
Hi George! I didn't make it to the premier, so I'm playing catch-up. Even when I lived in Atlanta, back in the 80's, there was constant construction going on there...I guess it will never end. There were a lot of items in that kitchen that really interested me, but the prices...as it is for Atlanta...were a bit out of a comfortable range. Loved the cheese keeper...except the price. That "Tulip" Carnival Glass ICS bowl was likely Dugan. The Dugan "Tulip" pieces can be difficult to find, so that price might be a good one...for a collector. I have several pieces of Dugan "Tulip" in Goofus Glass, and even those can be priced a bit more than just the "run-of-the-mill" Goofus. I wouldn't mind having the cigar mold. For me, I would've likely paid $50.00 for it, since I'm not a reseller. The bellows holder interested me, too. I spotted a cast iron kettle on that hearth. I've been wanting another one, after I sold the one I had. A ton of interesting things there. There were several items I might have actually attempted a negotiation with them. Thanks for the take-along!!!
Hi there! I'm playing catchup too, I missed a few of your comments but will try to get to them now. I agree with you that Atlanta prices can be steep, even though there are also bargains...it's a strange market in a boom town. Dugan made really good patterns, I need to see if there's an old reference book that elaborates on them. $50 is a good price for a collector on a cigar mold! I have two cast iron kettles in stock btw, email me if you'd like pictures
@@TheAntiqueNomad Hmmm...I might just have to check on those cast iron kettles
No good belly warmer ties? That "butter mold" (mislabeled) is for separating the butter from the buttermilk. The buttermilk runs down to the lower part where the funnel like end is and pours into a bucket below. I might have that wrong because it might be to wash the butter (after the butter has separated from the buttermilk) until the water runs clear. I am into self sufficiency so have done a lot of research and have read about it.
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On you tube I saw today’s teenage boys trying to dial an old black phone. It was really funny. I had to explain to my granddaughter how to dial too. I have a non working wall clock that is by the toilet. It causes comments especially from people who haven’t been to my house before.
Not a clock but a non working wall phone
Oh you should have gotten the pfaff. I would have loved to see it
Love that yellow chenille bedspread!
Love the WM black swung vase. 9$!! So love the black glass. I learn so much from every interaction with you. I love the gentle classy way you interact with people.
Chenille yum! And the yellow looks lovely on you. I want a Chenille bathrobe-my mom had a long white one that was so cuddly. It was longer on the back, shawl collar & lovely cuffs. I loved that thing.
Thanks for validating what I have always thought about prices at Atlanta area estate sales. I appreciate the information you share.
You would be a very wealthy man if you could rent out your brain. I needed your expertise at the thrift shop this week. 🤓
I wish I could!
Chenille blankets are called candle wick blankets in UK
Oh yes, I've heard that! We do see them with candlewicking (the little suspended balls) on the fringe but only call them candlewick if they have that feature
@@TheAntiqueNomad and as I think I’ve mentioned before chenille is French for caterpillar!
Kudos to you for your math skills! 🤓
Yeah sometimes estate sale companies are doing a disservice to the family by overpricing everything.
Hello!
I just want your memory! How in the world do you remember all of this info and dates? You definitely didn’t need the memory book lol.
I only forget things like my keys lol
You know, it seems like these people might have owned an antique-type store at one time.
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Gotta love Atlanta traffic, courtesy of never-ending road improvements :) The butter "mold" is actually for rinsing larger amounts of butter. At least, that's what my grandma told me the one in great grandpa's barn was for
Looks like a SF CA sale. What will they do with all of it? Pricey
It’ll be heavily discounted as the sale progresses and they’ll bundle items
Please, please get something to carry your recording device so you can use both hands 😉
It’s true I need to do I’m trying something new to hold the camera but still adjusting
@@TheAntiqueNomad I will film for you if needed!
I don’t understand why estate sale companies price things so high; isn’t the point to get rid of the items for the owner? Wouldn’t it make more sense to price things lower or moderate and make sales all three days instead on the very last day at half off? Sometimes I think these companies over-price so they can buy it all in bulk for next to nothing for their own purposes at the end-scam.
There's different strategies, but I agree with pricing lower and selling all the way throughout the sale
The black Americana picture is horrible! Look how the person was drawn! Needs to be burned!