Another awesome haul, love your style and by the way don’t apologize for keeping stuff you love it’s part of the fun of thrifting you find stuff you just can’t live without and I think every reseller does the same, it’s the fun of it to find for your buyers and for you😁 love love that painting😍
Aww, thank you!! It's so hard not to apologize because I know how crushed I get when someone finds something awesome and it's not for sale...But, ya gotta keep the good stuff! ;)
I use my brass spice grinder all the time, but it is bigger. I am considering to invest in a bigger, and heavier, that can actually crush cardamom seeds
I know this video is a year old (I'm just seeing it now), but the little glass bowl with the crimped edge is probably Sydenstricker out of Brewster, MA. Google the name & you can see their work. The signature looks right too.
@@AllPutTogether I've sold a couple of Sydensticker bowls myself. But as mentioned in a previous comment, I'm in Florida, so we see a market for this sort of glass here--1.) because we have the right age-group of buyers & 2.) because people love to display glass items in FL. (We have the perfect light & windows for it.)
You’ve found a beautiful Tanalo vase and so large as well! I own one piece in my pottery collection…a large mug for Champurrado, the chocolate based hot breakfast beverage drunk in Mexico. Fantastic vase!
Those candlesticks look like they might be Oregon myrtlewood. I grabbed a pair at a yard sale recently, and they had their original vintage $24.95 price tags on the bottom of each of them.
Cherish and First Dibs are waaaay over priced. I price my items at a third of the price on Cherish. I always look up sold comps on Ebay and price accordingly.
Unmistakably Art Nouveau console bowl.
Thank you!!! I new it was Art-something lol. I have adjusted my listing. ;)
Another awesome haul, love your style and by the way don’t apologize for keeping stuff you love it’s part of the fun of thrifting you find stuff you just can’t live without and I think every reseller does the same, it’s the fun of it to find for your buyers and for you😁 love love that painting😍
Aww, thank you!! It's so hard not to apologize because I know how crushed I get when someone finds something awesome and it's not for sale...But, ya gotta keep the good stuff! ;)
@@AllPutTogether yes that’s true I’m the same😂
Great haul, and I love the wooden box.
Thank you! 🤗
I use my brass spice grinder all the time, but it is bigger. I am considering to invest in a bigger, and heavier, that can actually crush cardamom seeds
I know this video is a year old (I'm just seeing it now), but the little glass bowl with the crimped edge is probably Sydenstricker out of Brewster, MA. Google the name & you can see their work. The signature looks right too.
OMG you’re right! It totally is that make. Thank you! It actually JUST sold a couple month ago in my booth. I had almost given up on it. Haha
@@AllPutTogether I've sold a couple of Sydensticker bowls myself. But as mentioned in a previous comment, I'm in Florida, so we see a market for this sort of glass here--1.) because we have the right age-group of buyers & 2.) because people love to display glass items in FL. (We have the perfect light & windows for it.)
Catching up on past videos. The fused glass bowl is Syndenstriker out of Massachusetts in case you didn’t figure it out.
You’ve found a beautiful Tanalo vase and so large as well! I own one piece in my pottery collection…a large mug for Champurrado, the chocolate based hot breakfast beverage drunk in Mexico. Fantastic vase!
Yes, it's the biggest one I have ever seen. I need to tell my husband about this chocolate drink - he LOVES chocolate.
Those candlesticks look like they might be Oregon myrtlewood. I grabbed a pair at a yard sale recently, and they had their original vintage $24.95 price tags on the bottom of each of them.
I bet you're right! I love myrtlewood - the color and swirls are beautiful.
Your bowl is Art Nouveau, not Deco :-) Thanks for another great video.
Thank you!! I adjusted my Etsy keywords. :)
How do you shine brass?
I used hot water, white vinegar and Bon Ami. You can buy special cleansers but I prefer non-toxic cleaners.
Cherish and First Dibs are waaaay over priced. I price my items at a third of the price on Cherish. I always look up sold comps on Ebay and price accordingly.
OMG I know - the prices are crazy!