Vintage Treasure Hunting in the Mountains! | Antique Deals in Winter Storms
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 20 ส.ค. 2024
- Hot Deals in Ice Cold Places! We outrun a winter storm to get to two fun wild-west antique centers in two mountain towns 100 miles apart in this video...and it's worth the effort.
Where the heck is Broadus, Montana? Jane's Weathered Antiques is the antique center for a vast area, and its fun, funky and junky exterior has caught my eye from the van over the years on my drives through this remote town near the Crow Nation Reservation. But this time, it's open!
Behind the piles of farm junk out front, a really sweet antique shop is revealed upon entry. Art Nouveau inkwells, Roseville candlesticks, quaint kitchenware and winter weight quilts reflect the practical and primitive nature of life here when settlers first came 140 years ago. We find fun deals too, adding to our own inventory of collectible kitchenware, Kewpies and a nice piece of Mary Gregory!
Our good fortune in the middle of nowhere whets our appetite to go to the next closest antique store...which is 100 miles away! We race to the center of the nation (seriously!) to Belle Fourche, a South Dakota town with a venerable antique shop I did will at 20 years ago. Will they still have good old things worth buying for our serious collectors at our winter shows?
Turns out you can go back again! Love That Shop is more than a feeling, it's the name of this surprisingly vast compilation of antique and vintage goods that fills a bright store and a dark basement with wide varieties of many collector favorites! Vintage art glass, a dealer sign and some misplaced Floridiana leave with me, and we do a haul at the end that includes some new old stock jewelry with names we know. The middle of nowhere turns out to be the place to buy!
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Cannot beat vintage kitchen for sure.
Satellite sized belt buckles. You don’t miss a beat. Lol
Enjoyed watching and of course learning from you. Thank You. I love your style. You're a valuable asset to this community.
Thank you for that!
Oh how I wish I had your memory George! Great show!
YAY!!!! And thank you.
I found a coconut purse going through my parents house. Glad to see you picked it up. Safe travels.
That moonlit drive....❤
That place was huge, great tour George. I really liked seeing the many, many pieces I have never seen. Quite fun !!! 💐
Lovely jewelry. You find the greatest stuff!
The righthand Roseville bittersweet candlestick looks like its chipped at the top right so dont feel too bad for not going back!
The old toys are fun to see , glad you filmed them today
I lucked out on an antique store relocating sale and picked up an overlooked set of 6 David Anderson silver enameled spoons in the original box for $1!!! Thank you, George; with my new work schedule, I'm not able to catch your lives, but so enjoy the replays! I learn so much from your travels and really admire your energy! (At our stage (mid 50's) I can't imagine all the road running 😴)
Hi George-! Thank you so much for your knowledge!
My pleasure!
The stores were amazing! I saw many things I would love to buy and have in my home.
The scenery on the mountain road was breathtaking, literally!
I’m loving your travels!
Thank you George,
First,of all love your name,my husband and first born share the same name as you.
You videos are very informative ,interesting and many times bringing back memories.
The Tailor coal Iron you came across I vividly remember as a child my dad had one very similar;
He was a costume Tailor in Italy and in the early sixties that was the tool he used to iron the suits,
As matter of fact he would have an helper preparing the iron with the coal, when it was very hot then my dad would begin ironing the finish suit.
Thanks to you ! by bringing back these lovely memories .
Great Video!
Arrivederci!
Love the jewelry and the Phoenix glass vase. Great video as always, its kind of like "armchair" travel when i watch your videos. Have a safe trip.
I really enjoy getting to take you all with me! more to come
Love learning from you. Your the best. Thank you very much.
Thank you George 😊
Great term, "layered-in, very good term to describe that old antique store.
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
The haul at the end was great.
Quilts are nice to check out , there are so many different types to learn about !
Another fantastic video. Love the beautiful scenery. I also love polka dots. Lol
It is pretty there! Polka dots rock
I have that very same Westmoreland Wedding Box. It was a wedding gift to my parents. Who knew it could be A Thing? 14:01
Oh George, such pretties! I love the coconut purse and the old doll stove that You didn't buy. I have a black wrought iron doll stove. Thanks so much
Love this episode! My in laws lived outside Belle Fourche, and I “Love That Shop”. So nice to see all the goodies you scored there!
Oh cool! Yes, I was really happy to get there again
Hi George, fun to see these things with u today. Lots to look at !
Love all the show piece jewelry, usually the last thing I look at in a store because I like to buy it. Thanks for taking us along in your travels. Have a safe trip and day
Can always tell when you're in a hurry prices go to the wayside.
It’s hard in the archipelago of antique shops because it took 5 hours driving and I only got under an hour at each
That was fun!!
Beautiful blue sky!!
Wasn't that crazy? I had to pull over and set up the camera when I saw that Parrish blue color
Happy trails !
So much fun to watch this, thanks for sharing.
"Here I go...I'm lost" That was hysterical!!! I was taking a drink of Coke and literally spit it out!!! You just made my day!!!!! 😂😂😘
Lol that's how I am sometimes
Another great journey with George!!
Thank you George
Thanks so much for all of your inspirational ,interesting travels. You are so much an adventurer. Love it .
Hi George! Thank you so much for showing us that breathtaking scenery❤️ it was glorious! Safe travels to you dear George.
Thank you! That moonlit might really got me
Beautiful jewelry. I do love some beautiful blingy jewelry. 😍 wow. That was beautiful scenery. Full bright moon.
I do love seeing the mountains
@The Antique Nomad so do I. Almost Heaven WV. Rolling hills.
@The Antique Nomad so do I. Especially in the fall.
I love to see costume jewelry my mother wore mostly in late 50s and 60s. I really enjoy seeing items from the past. Thanks George!!😊
We can support George by SHARING his VIDEOS with a friend(s).
Love your trips there are not many to view at the moment. Xx
Thank you for another interesting and educational video!
Sorry I’m late! Thank you for these videos. They mean so much to me ❤
That's so kind! They honestly do to me too, I really enjoy getting to share this with all of you
What a great haul. I love the flower pins.
This was a really fun shopping trip! Thanks George!
You bet!
Oh George..very very fun..you had some new to me places not real close but at the very least in my state...and the colors..yes the grays and blues by the unadulterated lite of the moon...I adored that pine cone pattern...they were one of my moms main decor themes...and they are etched on her tomb stone...xo.
So fun.
Hey George! There was an old kerosene pump outside that shop that I liked. Loved the Art Nouveau ink well. There looked like a big chip out of one of the Roseville candle holders. Those EAPG pitchers were nice. I wish I had more space for more of the sets. There was a Power Boys mystery book in that bunch - "The Mystery of the Haunted Skyscraper". I have a set of those books. That was number one in the series. Loved those kerosene lamps...all of them! Those were some really nice shops! Thanks for taking us along!!!
I am glad you saw the chip that I overlooked, now I don't feel bad about letting them pass! The kerosene pump also escaped me, it was about 10 degrees outside and I couldn't wait to get in lol. I almost never see Power Boys mysteries and I missed that one too...I needed you there with me for this one! I really would have liked to get the green kerosene lamp...maybe they'll be open next time I'm through there
@@TheAntiqueNomad Yeah, there was a chip on the top rim of the candleholder on the right. I imagine, at 10 degrees, a kero pump was the last thing on your mind 😂🥶 If I remember correctly, I have a complete set of the Power Boys mysteries. I tend to like the more out-of-the-norm teen mystery books. That green kerosene lamp would definitely be the top pick of all of them!
What a fun video. Places that go on forever remind me of the old antique and auction house that was right down the street when I was young. I was friends with the owners granddaughter and we used to play his and seek and get list in the maze of antiques. I remember my Mom going to the Auctions upstairs, especially the toy auctions at Christmas where they sold new toys. Mom raised all 7 of us after Mt dad died at 36. So auctions were a budget friendly way to shop in the 1970s.
That must have been so much fun! My parents discovered auctions later, we were thrift store raised until then but the auctions were a great way to furnish our old farm house
I think the Phoenix glass vase is stunning. George, you never disappoint on your fabulous treasure hunting! Best wishes from a devoted fan.
Nobody does it better!
Hi, loved this place. Definitely going to head up there this summer. Speaking of eucalyptus trees in San Diego, I grew up about an hour north in Lake Forest, which was a bedroom community that arose because when they planted the trees ahead of those laying the railroads they planted the wrong ones! Eucalyptus! 😊
Oh that's a good story!
Great finds!
Another fantastic video George! So informative and interesting! You are SO knowledgeable and your videos certainly show a difference between an expert like you and hobbyists like us. KUTGW bud! 👍👍
I'm a hobbyist too! That's how I got to all this. I hope to share my expertise and that of others with everyone
Gotta watch from the beginning.❤
Interesting and fun video
Fun video, safe travels!
I so enjoy listening to and watching your posts that are so informational and your descriptions are so detailed. You are so professional in your presentations and your tech support is second to none. I have no intentions of selling or collecting but the memories you bring back to me are priceless.
I am so glad to hear from you! That is a great and fun reason to watch, and I'm so glad the way I present it gives that to you. I will remember your comment and think about how I present things that bring recall
New Braunfels, TX? Lived in San Antonio for about 15 years and just down the street. Very cool! That's where you go if you want to go inner tubing down the Guadalupe river. Funny enough, never went when living there, but did quite a few times growing up in Houston.
I am the same as that little shop, George. I am a dusty version of my old self. Lol
Me too! lol
What a really great little shop. Loved the blue glass
You always amaze me with your encyclopedia of information. It's insane. You must be an avid reader. Do you have a list of recommended books for beginners, intermediate or advance collectors or dealers.
I recommend a good general price guide like Schroeders or Kovels because they have a little info on a lot of stuff. They also have references to other sources for people who want to take a deeper dive into a particular collecting area
Bill and I were just at those antique shops last summer. The amount of inventory in the first one is almost overwhelming. There is so much of it. And it’s hard to believe it’s all owned by one person. Such fun!
🙋 Hi George, This was a very interesting video to me. I saw several things I have not seen before in those antique shops. I was shocked to see the McCoy Tea set for I have the same style and color set myself in my personal collection. The scenery you shared was very beautiful, thanks for sharing it with us. Boy, you travel all over the U.S. all of the time. Stay safe in your travels.
Good stuff
Thank you 😀
Any time!
Well I would never let you leave without those candlesticks silly george
I finally got to my favorite Antique store yesterday. There was a poster hanging on the wall of a family tree. I took a few pics . I've worked on Ancestry since 2008 . Was gonna find a person working on the tree on the poster and let them know Abt it. But now I gotta wonder could that have been more contemporary ?? Humm?
Hey
Loretta said that the nuther day you were talking about some kind of regression therapy nonsense and that she's got all the regression that is tolerable with having them two Neanderthals, Buster and Elmer to deal with there already.
Buster and Elmer got Xeno's DeSoto all decked out for Springtime and Easter. To maintain the surprise of having the Easter Bunny look like it's driving, they covered him up in a nice white sheet, but with them pointy ears, Quintessa and B'shondra in the Hooka Bar and Cafe got ahold of Loretta's.357 that she keeps on hand for nare-do-wells and Mormon missionaries and shot the windshield clean out of that DeSoto.
Miss Ima Mann is thrilled about the new kitten heels and especially the sweet note that Xeno wrote with them. "Roses are red, busses are yellow. I might be confused, but ain't you a fellow?" She just thinks that he is such a tease.
So fun!!! Just loved watching this. I appreciate the information. I also loved seeing the roads you were driving on. Felt like we were all on the trip together!:)
Its a good thing you didn't buy the roseville candlesticks. it had a huge chip on the top rim
Hi George! From New Braunfels, Texas!
Well I should’ve gotten that for you!
Grew up in Montana !!!!!!!!!!
The Pyrex bubble has to burst soon !
I think it’ll settle back to a more reasonable level, dealers are pricing it out of the range of new collectors now
🥶
How did you get from Florida to Montana in what seems like the blink of an eye? Always enjoy your adventures and the knowledge of your craft.
I was also noticing that . I was able to catch his comment tho that he was on his way south at this time so he likely posted this after he'd already gotten to Florida 🤔
That’s true, I film when I can and not everything gets put out right away depending on timing
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George I luv being out west n being a cowgirl
I've always wanted to go out west. It's not likely to happen now. So yes I really enjoy and appreciate your videos. I loved that antique store. All of their collections amazed me. Do you have any regrets of anything you left behind ? 🍀❤️🍀
I’ll try to show you more of the beauty of the west when I go! I occasionally regret leaving something, but there’s always the next shop or show or sale to keep me going
Georgia really like this adventure do you guys drive to your destination always or do you fly sometimes? I can't believe you found all those grade items!!! Safe travels and can't wait until the next video!!!!!!
Sometimes! I used to have a van in each coast and fly between, but now that I have business in the Midwest I drive more
We never had a fancy sifter
Hi George, sorry I missed the live premiere, but work got in the way 😒. I have the same mold old Phoenix Pinecone glass vase in a glowy custard, what do you think they go for these days? Original colour way with the green branches, brownish pinecones.
Glowy makes all the difference, you could see well over $100 because of that
Glowy makes all the difference, you could see well over $100 because of that
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thank you George.
Looks like a fun trip! When are you back in the Seattle area?
I hoped to come earlier but it looks like May
On the bottom of Roseville, should it always be a darker color to be authentic and not white?
Yes on the floral lines. I'd have to see the piece, you may email pics if you like
My nephew Andy
George Id love to buy the babies from you.If you still have them. Julie Gagne
Please email me I think I do
7:54 Do you know anything about the woodpecker?
Those little metal ones pick up toothpicks in their beaks
What are the small glass figurines called that you showed at the beginning of the second antique store before the Fenton glass? Thanks!
I'm sorry, please send a time stamp and I'll tell you, not sure which ones you mean
@@TheAntiqueNomad 11:23/26:24. I cannot figure the spelling of the glassware which sounds like "sclarossie". Thank you.
What is "the old mimiograph machine"?
Oh, you couldn't really see the machine, it was a black metal case with silver painting on it
Wouldn't the reality of soooo many collections of Pyrex in Antique stores be because Nobody wants the stuff ? It's in all the thrift stores. If it was sought after wouldn't it not be so available ?
I used to think that too, but actually a lot of dealers store things away and when they get hot, they put out big displays. I’m surprised how things that used to be popular and are less so now seem to just disappear into storage…I never see large displays of early American pattern glass anymore, for example
Goerge May I please purchase the animal creamer?
I’m so sorry! He already sold
You need a bigger vehicle George.
That would be dangerous
You or US? Funny!
Elmer😢🐮
Trump's is also in euchre
All my Michigander friends know euchre, I’ve never played
I can't figure out where he's going to be even say?
A true Nomad could end up anywhere!
I have a question. I have an old Pepsi crate, I can send you a picture of it. I'm wondering if I should sell as is, or just paint it over and make shabby chic cottage crate with it. It's old, has a good patina, I just not sure what to do with it. Thanks in advance for any answer.
I'm not personally a fan of painting over original stuff unless the color is all gone or you had to patch it up somehow anyway. On the other hand, Pepsi crates are mostly not that scarce, unless it's earlier than about the 1960s. I just think there's a lot of plain crates that don't have logos that are better candidates for painting
@@TheAntiqueNomad yeah it still says Pepsi cola, and has metal trim around all the edges, and wear marks where the bottles say. I think I'm going to just sell as is
@@TheAntiqueNomad how can I tell it's age?
XENO I love your name what nationality is it ?
It's a nickname but I think it refers to something in Star Trek?
@@TheAntiqueNomad I think it comes from the Alien movies?
I am so over glowy glow
voice over????why my friend?????hate that....we like natural sounds
I don't usually voice over, I agree that natural sounds are more fun and real! However, when I went in she had a radio that was pretty loud and reverberated in a way I couldn't control
I dont like youre cameraman
I'm the cameraman.