Hi Georgie , I am going to email you next week about meeting up for some Hunting and Lunch. Thank you for always sharing your amazing knowledge with us. I finally put my first video up. It's not good ,fingers crossed they get better. Lol
I think the figurines, which are Rococo in style, are copies of 18th century Chelsea soft paste china. It was a high end precursor to Statfordshire wares. The green and gold tv lamp was great.
Hi George! Nice items there. I like that folk furniture. Loved the Comtoise open case clock! That Korean dragon cabinet is fantastic! That French metal smoking stand was unusual. Never seen one like that. That seemed cheap on the "thunder jar". There are some really pretty ones floating about, too. WOW!, that ornate hall tree was beautiful. I would've paid that for it in a heartbeat! The monk's chair was a really good buy. That's something not commonly run across. Super nice items in there! Thanks for the tour!!!
I thought you'd see things you'd appreciate! I haven't had a Comtoise clock in a few years now, they're so cool. I was surprised by the Monk's chair in this location as well, it clearly was under-appreciated
Another informative video, George. Thank you SO much. I learned alot from this one as I always do from all of your videos. I loved that you mentioned Arabia Of Finland Co. Today I learned how to pronounce it properly. 😁...I just sold a 3 Piece set of Child size dishes today. They were purchased by an International buyer. 🌈
I had to be taught as well, the Finnish language is interesting (apparently it shares a lot of aspects with Japanese!). Arabia is great stuff and always sells for me
Every time I watch one of your videos I end up watching like 5 hahaha! Always appreciate your videos, so much fun, informative and gets me excited to go out and hunt treasures! I actually still have the lamp and I’m working on restoring it. The one you showed was awesome because I’ve never seen one with delphite pieces mixed in! Hope all is well brother!
Hi there! I'm so glad you saw that, I wanted to give you a mention because you and Josie have such enthusiasm for good glass especially and I've wanted that lamp ever since you got it. I should've probably bought the one in this video!
Thank you George, I'm encouraged to shop at an antique mall now such as Weil Antique which is here in Allentown, PA. Thanks again for sharing & have a great day.
I saw today 2 original 1949 Charles & Ray Eames Molded yellow chairs (not rocking) on Antique Roadshow valued at $1,500 the pair. If they would have been in perfect condition valued to $2,000 the pair. (Yours at 2:20)
Lovely video with lots of Information and knowledge...... I love that brass candles holder ...... is that lamp made of copper .... Awesome Enjoy From tonight ( night lockdown started) With Love from SAM Guwahati Assam INDIA
Glad it was helpful! I thought that was a good tip...I wouldn't break up a complete set, but if it's already short, then why not help someone complete theirs?
Hello my friend. I was in jail for twenty days. That's right they got me. Violated probation, but I did not. I did not fight the law, but still I lost. Missed you.
You can ship through two bags or boxes up to 50 lbs and 62" total (w X h x L) plus take a carry on and personal item at no extra charge! I think Southwest is a great airline personally
Shipping would cost $12-15 in all likelihood and it's only a $35-45 retail item. Because shipping takes such a chunk of sales dollars when you're selling lower end items, you can't really pay anything for them
Well my tablet doesn't understand English what I meant to say was George not Tricia LOL my tablet and phone speaks and some other language that might be from Aliens I don't know
George your show is better than the antique roadshow. Thank you 😊
Wow, thanks! I love their show but mine is more about what we see day to day
Loved the "Swedish monk's chair" and its triangular seat and carved back.
Interesting piece, yes!
George.....that Brad Keeler Bowl!!!!!! Awesome!
I knew you had that one but I do think of you every time I see one of his
Dragon cabinet wow,peacock that’s hand painted is beautiful.
You never cease to teach me something!
As always I love the amount of detail you give us and the insights into what sells where regionally Thanks !
I'm glad! I really like to talk about what goes where for the most
Thank you, George!! I always learn SO MUCH from you!! Awesome!! 🙌🏼
I'm glad! My pleasure.
I love that lamp too
It was cool!
Hi Trish I'm allowed to be on TH-cam comments now on my tablet but not my computer LOL
Love the 8 ball note holder
Me too and I apparently underpriced the last two I sold
Awe, what a nice thing to say about Canada George!
I'm very fond of Canada
❤️
Hi Georgie , I am going to email you next week about meeting up for some Hunting and Lunch. Thank you for always sharing your amazing knowledge with us. I finally put my first video up. It's not good ,fingers crossed they get better. Lol
That's fun! I remember my first was okay, my second was not...I look forward to your email!
☮️💟 Good Video & Tips as always
Thanks so much! I consider that a compliment from someone who is as savvy a shopper as yourself
I learn so much watching your videos! ❤️
I'm so glad! It's always really good to see you in the chat and comments
I think the figurines, which are Rococo in style, are copies of 18th century Chelsea soft paste china. It was a high end precursor to Statfordshire wares. The green and gold tv lamp was great.
That is a very astute observation! I liked the tv lamp too
Love your videos! I learn so much!
I'm so glad! I love sharing info with you
Thanks George.
My pleasure, Dorothy! THanks for being here to see it
I had the best time and look forward to the next venture.
Safe travels
Thank you! Me too. Glad you came along and commented!
Nice trip thru St. Pete, thank you George.💠
I'm glad you enjoyed it! I do a lot from there because it's one of my bases, and because it's got a lot of good antiquing
Great video George! Thanks for sharing!
Oh George love the clock and the secretary desks too..great to have some to catch upon again..thank you, Sarah
Thank you! I don't see those clocks often and especially at buyable prices
Thank you for all the knowledge and the tips to shopping these types of places. I loved it!!
Thank you! I sure like to do it
Hi George! Nice items there. I like that folk furniture. Loved the Comtoise open case clock! That Korean dragon cabinet is fantastic! That French metal smoking stand was unusual. Never seen one like that. That seemed cheap on the "thunder jar". There are some really pretty ones floating about, too. WOW!, that ornate hall tree was beautiful. I would've paid that for it in a heartbeat! The monk's chair was a really good buy. That's something not commonly run across. Super nice items in there! Thanks for the tour!!!
I thought you'd see things you'd appreciate! I haven't had a Comtoise clock in a few years now, they're so cool. I was surprised by the Monk's chair in this location as well, it clearly was under-appreciated
Wonderful, beautiful.
Wauu!
Your videos always end to soon! And, this one did too! Thanks for another great one!
My pleasure! It always seems short to me too, no matter how long they are!
Another informative video, George. Thank you SO much. I learned alot from this one as I always do from all of your videos. I loved that you mentioned Arabia Of Finland Co. Today I learned how to pronounce it properly. 😁...I just sold a 3 Piece set of Child size dishes today. They were purchased by an International buyer. 🌈
I had to be taught as well, the Finnish language is interesting (apparently it shares a lot of aspects with Japanese!). Arabia is great stuff and always sells for me
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thank you, George. I love the learning process. You are always so generous with your knowledge and your wisdom. 😍🌈
Every time I watch one of your videos I end up watching like 5 hahaha! Always appreciate your videos, so much fun, informative and gets me excited to go out and hunt treasures! I actually still have the lamp and I’m working on restoring it. The one you showed was awesome because I’ve never seen one with delphite pieces mixed in! Hope all is well brother!
Hi there! I'm so glad you saw that, I wanted to give you a mention because you and Josie have such enthusiasm for good glass especially and I've wanted that lamp ever since you got it. I should've probably bought the one in this video!
Thank you so much. I always learn so much with every new episode.
I'm glad to hear that, I want to share info so people can enjoy all this neat old stuff more!
Im learning more
I am too! I like doing these because it makes me check my knowledge
Love the variety of things you highlight in your videos. Interesting to try to guess what you’ll buy. Of course, I’d buy it all (if I had the budget.)
It's funny, I never know what I"m going to buy either! I like being a generalist because I get to look at everything
Hi George. Excellent pastel mixer bowls. Thanks for your video
One of my favorite Pfaltzgraff items!
Thank you, George, always learn so much from your videos. Your knowledge is amazing!
So nice of you to say, thanks for watching!
Thanks for taking us along!
You bet! I'm always glad to see you here
Thank you George, I'm encouraged to shop at an antique mall now such as Weil Antique which is here in Allentown, PA. Thanks again for sharing & have a great day.
Cool! I hope you find great things there, I haven't been able to stop in Allentown but hope to my next trip North
Allentown! The Billy Joel song, influenced by Bethlehem Steel, by the same name, released in 1982, my sophomore year in high school.
Thank you!
Thank you for watching!
Amazing and educational video. Thanks!
Glad it was helpful! I try to give people what info I know in these, it helps me learn and retain too
I love how you showed the item with the name and value in black.
I try to do that sometimes, it's hard to get all the info across but we try!
Thanks for your videos I learn a lot from them🌝
Happy to hear that! I do them to share knowledge and I appreciate your input too
“Safe, wholesome and pure!
Just like Canada!” Thanks George!
You are right!🇨🇦
I liked that too, Patti...I'm in British Columbia and thought that was sweet of George to say that. Cheers with my 'un'-spiked Canada Dry :D
I do really love Canada! I figured the folks up there would approve...
@@willyboy6126 I’m in BC too.
@@pattimercer9357 That's awesome Patti...I'm around the Kamloops area in the southern interior... : )
@@TheAntiqueNomad Well dear George, you'd be very welcome as part of the family up here! : )
good fun
Happy to discover you today, I'm a new subscriber.
Thank you, Thank you for sharing!
Thanks for subbing!
Thank you for a very informative video! I always learn alot from your videos. I will be sure to visit this place next time I'm in St. Pete!
Please do! You'll enjoy it I think
I saw today 2 original 1949 Charles & Ray Eames Molded yellow chairs (not rocking) on Antique Roadshow valued at $1,500 the pair. If they would have been in perfect condition valued to $2,000 the pair. (Yours at 2:20)
That's right! The originals are worth ten times the copies
I wish I could come to one of your sales.
I do travel! If you hear of anyone needing an estate sale near you, I've done them in 7 states so far
Lovely video with lots of Information and knowledge...... I love that brass candles holder ...... is that lamp made of copper .... Awesome
Enjoy
From tonight ( night lockdown started)
With Love from SAM
Guwahati Assam INDIA
Thank you! I'm sorry it's so rough over there but I hope we can keep you entertained. I think the lamp was copper mainly
Id wax that tile table up with black bison
Agreed! I usually use Briwax but Black Bison looks like a good product too
@@TheAntiqueNomad both good. Love your videos. Keep up the good work
As usual George you did another great job. Are you thinking of doing Petoskey this year?
Possibly! It's so much fun but so far...I'm considering shows in Southern Michigan as well
That was a great shopping trip and a lot of things I've never seen before!!! I'm sure you'll be going back there
I'm glad you got to come along! I will go back
👍😎🌻
That was fun George !
thank you and I"m glad it was!
Thank you for breaking down how to sale the bowl set.
Glad it was helpful! I thought that was a good tip...I wouldn't break up a complete set, but if it's already short, then why not help someone complete theirs?
Hello my friend. I was in jail for twenty days. That's right they got me. Violated probation, but I did not. I did not fight the law, but still I lost. Missed you.
Ugh how awful! I'm glad you got through it.
Wait!! Southwest airline ships stuff for free?
You can ship through two bags or boxes up to 50 lbs and 62" total (w X h x L) plus take a carry on and personal item at no extra charge! I think Southwest is a great airline personally
Why did I throw away my grandmothers pole lamp??? *banging head on table*
Well yes, that's why they're valuable now...darn it...
Hi there
What was a metal smoking stand used for?
It would be to keep the tobacco fresh and have storage for related smoking accoutrements that would get dirty otherwise
@@TheAntiqueNomad Thank you.
Why would you be unable to make a profit online with that elephant? Fees?
Shipping would cost $12-15 in all likelihood and it's only a $35-45 retail item. Because shipping takes such a chunk of sales dollars when you're selling lower end items, you can't really pay anything for them
Well my tablet doesn't understand English what I meant to say was George not Tricia LOL my tablet and phone speaks and some other language that might be from Aliens I don't know
Hi there! Weird about the tablet vs computer but I'm glad to see your comments