There's just something so special when you decide to *surprise and sprinkle in* the Match Game tune into your videos. Love love love watching your channel. Thank you for all you do, Scott from the Old Curiosity Shop!
Hi Scott. I agree about the figurine overload since it's not my area of interest. However, I did find a pair of Meissen figurines at a thrift shop. They DID come home with me. Thanks for taking us with you.
My father was both a mechanical engineer and a chemical engineer. In the late 70s/early 80s he bought a handheld Texas Instruments scientific calculator. Don't remember exact price, but it was around $700 or $800, which was very expensive then. He was so proud of it and it saved him hours of work! He would be totally amazed to know that now everyone can do scientific calcultions on a phone app. He would be 105 if still living today.
Hi Scott! I've been catching up on some old videos. Thanks so much for all the great entertainment and education. I was surprised to see the Fire King soup bowls. The Shell Peach Luster soup bowls came in 2 styles. Those were the rare flanged ones similar to RW flanged soup. I think you could have made decent money😊
LOL! The 70’s kitchens! I didn’t care for them then, being a just a little kid, but now that I look at them being in my mid-fifties, I wonder how ANYONE that that was remotely attractive! 😂🤦🏽♀️
The elegant glass stem is definitely a lily of the valley. You can tell from the leaves just as much as the flower. With regards to polishing up the silver on your glass...... I used to work silver and spent a lot of money on various silver polishes. The best I've found to date is one called Peek. (can be purchased on Amazon or in Canadian Tire in Canada) It's a non abrasive cream that's easy to use, does no damage to surrounding materials, and wipes off clean, leaving an amazing shine that also protects from further tarnish. As a bonus, it works just as well at removing black utensil marks from coffee cups and Pyrex. Not abrasive like Barkeepers friend.
I loved the 70's kitchens. The kitchens with bone colored floors looked washed out. Nakid ladies dancing are showing off their freedom from nasty girdles. I love the 20's because of the furniture, Art Deco, and the clothes. Also the interiors of the buildings were so classic with marble, and rich surfaces. Oh well thank you for taking us along on the shopping trip. And may your world vibrate with colors of your favorite glass!!!🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🍀🍀🍀🍀💓💖💝💞💞💘💜💜💜🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐💜💜💘💘💘💘💞💞💞💝💝💝💖💖💖💖💓💓💓💓🍀🍀🦄🦄🍀🍀💓💓💖💖💖💝💝💞💞💘💘💜🐐🐐🐐💜💜💘💘💘💘💘💞💞💝💝💝💖💖💓💓🍀🦄🦄🦄🦄🍀🍀💓💖💝💝💞💘💜🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐💜💜💜💜💜💘💘💘💘💞💞💞💝💖💖💓💓🍀🍀🦄🦄🦄🍀💓💖💖
Nasty, repressive, sexist girdles, Mr. Scott. Back before trans fats and corn syrup those women were tiny, very tiny! You are so right about most kitchen' s are in seventies colors. When l worked as an lnfearior designer l saw many sixties kitchens too. But l was working in the 80's, so that might have been why. All those shades of green and yellow just so hard to match. Ok enough of that. Thank you for Highlighting my comment!💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐤🐤🐤🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀💚💚💚💚💚💚🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐤🐤🐤🐤🐤🐤🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🐤🐤🐥🐥🐤🐤🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣💚💚💚💚💚💚💚🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥
The Old Curiosity Shop I would have purchased that man for 15 bucks !! 😂 I might have paid 60 for his face in that beautiful frame. And... I thought he was a bit handsome...
i love that green plate..but not for 25 dollars when they had it priced at 4 bucks//wow what a mark up!! its not worth that in the first place..lol so funny how people think things are worth so much more..lol
I would give anything to go back in a time machine to my 1970s childhood and apartment. we had all original porcelain fixtures in the bathrooms..stuff that is selling for tons of money on eBay. And we had all that decor in the photos that you showed. I loved it all.
I will admit, 70's kitchens were indeed much warmer and more inviting than the cold cold stark black, gray, white and stainless steel kitchens of today.
Haven't commented yet, but I had to now! I THOROUGHLY enjoy your channel. I'm a "tad" older than you, but I can sooo relate to your channel. You do a really good job. These kitchen scenes with that music just brought back memories! Back in the 70's My mother was VERY proud of our kitchen with its red plaid carpet! I learn from you with each of your videos. Thank you Scott!
In 1958 our home had coordinating turquoise GE appliances. The refrigerator/freezer was a three section wall mounted cabinet design.The stove was a counter top drop in model. The oven was separate and mounted into the kitchen cabinets. In 1983 I rented a carriage house with the same turquoise kitchen installation, including the turquoise metal cabinets. Then came the 1970s with avocado green, harvest gold, and two tone copper and brown. That is when true trauma was inflicted upon my color palette. I have never recovered. It is called post traumatic design disorder (PTDD).
The Goodwill in my city never has this kind of selection. I would have been thrilled to find the first item~ the green sandwich plate. You are fortunate.
About re painting vintage items- I was thrifting in our local Salvation Army last month and I see this woman taking video of the shelves... I go over and start talking out loud about something on the shelf and she notices me- we chat for a few and she tells me she buys antiques and vintage items mostly ceramic pieces and re paints them to sell. I get it, that’s her hustle/ passion. But I did cry alil on the inside thinking of all those wonderful pieces being ruined 😕
that is *not* lily of the valley. lily of the valley flowers are small and run along a stem. it looks a lot like snowdrops, but here's the kicker: snowdrops are bell shaped flowers *but* their stamen is not visible when looked at from the side. your flowers clearly have visible stamen when looked at from the side. i looked up natural flowers yesterday and could not find one like yours. perhaps the creator took artistic license and put stamens in where they don't exist in nature. :-)
Grammie Copper YES!!!! I thought that too. When I was young I would go out to the garden and sit by my grandparents raspberry bush and underneath was a bleeding heart plant. I used to squish the hearts to see what was inside 😊
The flower etched on that lovely glass is a Leucojum - or more commonly known as a "snowflake". They are grown from bulbs like Daffodils, and bloom in the spring.
It turned out to be a Paul Revere tea pot, worth a thousand dollars! Oh, Scott how do you get chalk paint off? Oh l am going to paint my sofa. Oh damn my jeans are white on the seat.👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕
@@grammiecopper9024 l would have scrubbed that tea pot for a day for a thousand dollars. I guess we all like our antiques in their natural state. Thanks for the laugh!🍀🍀💚💚💚💖💖💜💜💜💙💙🌈🐠🐠🌈🌈💙💜💜💖💖💚🍀🍀🍀🐐🐐💓💓💓💓💓🐐🐐🍀💚💚💖💖💖💖💖💜💜💙💙💙💙🌈🌈💙💙💙💙🌈🌈🐠🐠🐠🌈🌈💙💜💜💖💚💚🍀🐐💓💓💓💓💓💓🐐🐐🐐🍀🍀🍀💚💚💚💖💖💜💙💙🌈🐠💖💖
"Avon! Ew!" LOL! Well, I can't knock Avon too much, bc I sold in while in high school in the 80's. Easy pocket money and discounts on my own make up purchases. But no, I didn't buy their mugs LOL! Thanks for sharing your adventures!
I don't know what happened to the 60's and 70's, they styles were just Ugly, the shag rugs in the early 70's my mom, hated the nasty rugs, I think the designer's, were smoking something lol.
Mr. Unibrow😂🤣 Love love love the 1920s film you put up! My mom was born in 1914. She was a fashionista and had that bobbed, permed hair and beautiful dresses and high heels. You got some real treasures Scott! Your the best 😉
Ha Ha! I grew up in a house with orange counter tops and dark walnut cabinets in the kitchen, orange shag rugs and paneling in the family room. Far out!!
I'm wondering if the elegant silver plated teapot was used for an event (like wedding decor, or party scape) or for a play or something. I guess you could fairly easily remove that paint, since the teapot isn't that valuable anyway, you could try if you really liked it and just wanted it because of the form (I say "you," but, of course, I mean "someone") for personal home decor... or even to use as a teapot!
I went to an auction once, out on a farm no less, and there were boxes of the stuff on the block. They didn't go for much. But it made me curious, and I borrowed a price guide from the library by the author Bud Hastin. It was the newest edition available, and after laughing myself to tears over the autobiographical introduction written entirely in the third person, my opinion hasn't changed much. Avon.........YUCK.
Ugh. Bring on the nostalgia scott. Lol my parents kitchen had the dark brown cupboards with the yellow oven we had a yellow fridge to. And our oven was a 1976 oven. Ha ha! Wow.... and my parents kitchen is still yellow and brown. You know if it works it's good. Born in 71 ! :-D Ugh!! Who painted that tea pot! 20 lashes! That's awful. :-(
@@samanthab1923 we also had that yellow wall phone. Rotary dial. We had intercoms that were not built into the house I think they came from Radio Shack! :-D lol
I really liked the Depression tid-bit tray, with the fleur de lis handle, but would have no use for it. Painting that silver plated coffee pot, with that disgusting chalk paint was criminal. I would've had to have bought it and stripped that mess off it, just to rescue it! The sterling overlay Depression plate is great!
I banged out figures every night for our business on a adding machine just like that.......and yes, our kitchen did look like the ones posted...lol....😂😂😂
The green and silver plated dish just beautiful. The last glass with the brown stemware in the clear-cut top with the etched flower looks like a bleeding heart. . That glass is absolutely gorgeous! I would Have taken it home also. I can't for the life of me understand why everyone Chalk Paints everything vintage. I could somewhat understand some pieces that are totally damaged and there is no redeeming them. I'll give them that. Oh well to each his own.
I really like the old clear glass tumblers that have gold around the rim and a grape pattern white raised design. I have several and I see them all the time. I think I saw some on the shelf here. They are Bartlett Collins.
Nice video Scott...thanks!
Love the dancing ladies 20’s clip! Thanks for sharing.
Love your production
Nice haul
You are unique I love the overlays and a postop’s
There's just something so special when you decide to *surprise and sprinkle in* the Match Game tune into your videos. Love love love watching your channel. Thank you for all you do, Scott from the Old Curiosity Shop!
Glad you enjoy it!
Hi Scott. I agree about the figurine overload since it's not my area of interest. However, I did find a pair of Meissen figurines at a thrift shop. They DID come home with me. Thanks for taking us with you.
WOW Meissen!!!!!!
I liked the amber goblet.Shape
How did I miss🙂💕 this one! Loved it as always XOXO
My father was both a mechanical engineer and a chemical engineer. In the late 70s/early 80s he bought a handheld Texas Instruments scientific calculator. Don't remember exact price, but it was around $700 or $800, which was very expensive then. He was so proud of it and it saved him hours of work! He would be totally amazed to know that now everyone can do scientific calcultions on a phone app. He would be 105 if still living today.
It's like me. I don't understand way people paint over beautiful old furniture, when it's beautiful just policed!?!
ROTFL 70s kitchen montage!
Cool, nous avons le même goût et passion pour l'objets en verre et cristal.
Could be a bellflower. So pretty!
Ooooo so entertaining...loved the dancing ladies ...i only taped my foot i was in the car ..if in my kitchen i .....
The amber stemmed piece is gorgeous! Looks like fuschia blossoms to me.
I loved the Doris plates.
The etched glass at end of video was gorgeous, I think the flower is snowshoes.
Hi Scott! I've been catching up on some old videos. Thanks so much for all the great entertainment and education. I was surprised to see the Fire King soup bowls. The Shell Peach Luster soup bowls came in 2 styles. Those were the rare flanged ones similar to RW flanged soup. I think you could have made decent money😊
......LOL ....I Certainly agree with you about the chalk paint ...they all seem to want their houses to be alike.....I like to be an individual
LOL! The 70’s kitchens! I didn’t care for them then, being a just a little kid, but now that I look at them being in my mid-fifties, I wonder how ANYONE that that was remotely attractive! 😂🤦🏽♀️
Thank you for educating me.What did you discover about the video....tv piece that you paid 10 bucks at flea market?
The elegant glass stem is definitely a lily of the valley. You can tell from the leaves just as much as the flower. With regards to polishing up the silver on your glass...... I used to work silver and spent a lot of money on various silver polishes. The best I've found to date is one called Peek. (can be purchased on Amazon or in Canadian Tire in Canada) It's a non abrasive cream that's easy to use, does no damage to surrounding materials, and wipes off clean, leaving an amazing shine that also protects from further tarnish. As a bonus, it works just as well at removing black utensil marks from coffee cups and Pyrex. Not abrasive like Barkeepers friend.
The amber stem is actually #405 "Double Columbine" by Tiffin. A subscriber found a picture of it in her Tiffin book. I wish I had a set of 8!
@@oldcuriosityshop265 Well now we all know. Thank you!
Some people enjoy Avon
Yup! I'm sure they do.
I've got a texas solar powered calculator
I’m just getting to the vintage of the 1920 to 1950.so much to learn and you are a huge help, thank you
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Is that green plate you picked up, uranium?
Probably. Green glass containing uranium (in different amounts) was VERY common before the war.
I loved the 70's kitchens. The kitchens with bone colored floors looked washed out. Nakid ladies dancing are showing off their freedom from nasty girdles. I love the 20's because of the furniture, Art Deco, and the clothes. Also the interiors of the buildings were so classic with marble, and rich surfaces. Oh well thank you for taking us along on the shopping trip. And may your world vibrate with colors of your favorite glass!!!🦄🦄🦄🦄🦄🍀🍀🍀🍀💓💖💝💞💞💘💜💜💜🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐💜💜💘💘💘💘💞💞💞💝💝💝💖💖💖💖💓💓💓💓🍀🍀🦄🦄🍀🍀💓💓💖💖💖💝💝💞💞💘💘💜🐐🐐🐐💜💜💘💘💘💘💘💞💞💝💝💝💖💖💓💓🍀🦄🦄🦄🦄🍀🍀💓💖💝💝💞💘💜🐐🐐🐐🐐🐐💜💜💜💜💜💘💘💘💘💞💞💞💝💖💖💓💓🍀🍀🦄🦄🦄🍀💓💖💖
Nasty girdles!
Nasty, repressive, sexist girdles, Mr. Scott. Back before trans fats and corn syrup those women were tiny, very tiny! You are so right about most kitchen' s are in seventies colors. When l worked as an lnfearior designer l saw many sixties kitchens too. But l was working in the 80's, so that might have been why. All those shades of green and yellow just so hard to match. Ok enough of that. Thank you for Highlighting my comment!💚💚💚💚💚💚💚💚🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐤🐤🐤🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀💚💚💚💚💚💚🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐤🐤🐤🐤🐤🐤🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🍀🐤🐤🐥🐥🐤🐤🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣🐣💚💚💚💚💚💚💚🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥🐥
And it was 10:52 when I finished watching your video! Lol
Hey ! I loved Mr.unibrow.
He was only 15 bucks!!!!
The Old Curiosity Shop I would have purchased that man for 15 bucks !! 😂 I might have paid 60 for his face in that beautiful frame. And... I thought he was a bit handsome...
Love it all!!
i love that green plate..but not for 25 dollars when they had it priced at 4 bucks//wow what a mark up!! its not worth that in the first place..lol so funny how people think things are worth so much more..lol
that amber dish..looks like a sundae dish to me..i like it too
I worked for TI for 11 years. On 3 different Missile programs!!
I would give anything to go back in a time machine to my 1970s childhood and apartment. we had all original porcelain fixtures in the bathrooms..stuff that is selling for tons of money on eBay. And we had all that decor in the photos that you showed. I loved it all.
I will admit, 70's kitchens were indeed much warmer and more inviting than the cold cold stark black, gray, white and stainless steel kitchens of today.
@@oldcuriosityshop265 I agree!
Haven't commented yet, but I had to now! I THOROUGHLY enjoy your channel. I'm a "tad" older than you, but I can sooo relate to your channel. You do a really good job. These kitchen scenes with that music just brought back memories! Back in the 70's My mother was VERY proud of our kitchen with its red plaid carpet! I learn from you with each of your videos. Thank you Scott!
Thank you so much.
I love the tidbit tray!
Lily of the valley has a different kind of leaf but that resembles the flower.
In 1958 our home had coordinating turquoise GE appliances. The refrigerator/freezer was a three section wall mounted cabinet design.The stove was a counter top drop in model. The oven was separate and mounted into the kitchen cabinets. In 1983 I rented a carriage house with the same turquoise kitchen installation, including the turquoise metal cabinets. Then came the 1970s with avocado green, harvest gold, and two tone copper and brown. That is when true trauma was inflicted upon my color palette. I have never recovered. It is called post traumatic design disorder (PTDD).
Thanks for sharing .
The Goodwill in my city never has this kind of selection. I would have been thrilled to find the first item~ the green sandwich plate. You are fortunate.
Hello awseome haul and you're so hilarious. GREAT VIDEO AND GREAT CONTENT. THUMBS-UP ALWAYS!!!!!!!!!
That green and yellow kitchen was actually pretty awesome.👍
About re painting vintage items-
I was thrifting in our local Salvation Army last month and I see this woman taking video of the shelves... I go over and start talking out loud about something on the shelf and she notices me- we chat for a few and she tells me she buys antiques and vintage items mostly ceramic pieces and re paints them to sell. I get it, that’s her hustle/ passion. But I did cry alil on the inside thinking of all those wonderful pieces being ruined 😕
UGH! I know just how you feel!
I really do enjoy thrifting with you. So calm, sense of humor thrown in and well placed 70’s sarcasm. 👏👏👏👏
Love that music I don’t know what memory it throws up it’s so soothing
that is *not* lily of the valley. lily of the valley flowers are small and run along a stem. it looks a lot like snowdrops, but here's the kicker: snowdrops are bell shaped flowers *but* their stamen is not visible when looked at from the side. your flowers clearly have visible stamen when looked at from the side. i looked up natural flowers yesterday and could not find one like yours. perhaps the creator took artistic license and put stamens in where they don't exist in nature. :-)
I thought it was bleeding hearts becz of the size. idk
Grammie Copper YES!!!! I thought that too. When I was young I would go out to the garden and sit by my grandparents raspberry bush and underneath was a bleeding heart plant. I used to squish the hearts to see what was inside 😊
@@grammiecopper9024 ...look at the stamens...bleeding hearts don't have that feature.
The amber stem is actually #405 "Double Columbine" by Tiffin. A subscriber found a picture of it in her Tiffin book.
@@oldcuriosityshop265: excellent! :-)
I love thrifting so, so much. Forget IRAs, vintage items can have a great ROI.
Elegant find!! Love it! Thanks for sharing :)
Believe it or not but I have found items in peach luster over here. I have six cups and saucers and a little bowl. I will go on looking!😍😍😍
Who snuck in and took pictures of my childhood kitchen???
Great finds!
The flower etched on that lovely glass is a Leucojum - or more commonly known as a "snowflake". They are grown from bulbs like Daffodils, and bloom in the spring.
The amber stem is actually #405 "Double Columbine" by Tiffin. A subscriber found a picture of it in her Tiffin book. I wish I had a set of 8!
Amber stem glass has bleeding hearts flowers.
Actually the pattern is called "Columbine" by Tiffin Glass Co.
The flowers on the glass are snakes head fritillary .Loved the pictures of 70s kitchens and the film of the flappers.😀😀
The amber stem is actually #405 "Double Columbine" by Tiffin. A subscriber found a picture of it in her Tiffin book. I wish I had a set of 8!
Aaahhh! I love you! You are soooo fun!!!!!
The amber glass is maybe an ice cream sundae glass.
Your interjection comments and videos are hilarious ! Yes the 70’s colors were fun I especially remember our lovely parrot green shag carpeting !!!
I had orange!
Ours was green too
OMG, I absolutely love the green plate with silver gilding! Great finds!
Oooops! I chalk painted my computer monitor and missed the silver teapot~
Ha ha ha!!!
It turned out to be a Paul Revere tea pot, worth a thousand dollars! Oh, Scott how do you get chalk paint off? Oh l am going to paint my sofa. Oh damn my jeans are white on the seat.👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖👖☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕☕
@@natashasemrau3670 idk, but I would have found a way for that price...lol 🤑
@@grammiecopper9024 l would have scrubbed that tea pot for a day for a thousand dollars. I guess we all like our antiques in their natural state. Thanks for the laugh!🍀🍀💚💚💚💖💖💜💜💜💙💙🌈🐠🐠🌈🌈💙💜💜💖💖💚🍀🍀🍀🐐🐐💓💓💓💓💓🐐🐐🍀💚💚💖💖💖💖💖💜💜💙💙💙💙🌈🌈💙💙💙💙🌈🌈🐠🐠🐠🌈🌈💙💜💜💖💚💚🍀🐐💓💓💓💓💓💓🐐🐐🐐🍀🍀🍀💚💚💚💖💖💜💙💙🌈🐠💖💖
You found some really awesome pieces! The etched glass is so elegant!
As always TFS Scott ♡
"Avon! Ew!" LOL! Well, I can't knock Avon too much, bc I sold in while in high school in the 80's. Easy pocket money and discounts on my own make up purchases. But no, I didn't buy their mugs LOL! Thanks for sharing your adventures!
Nevermind the other comment I left here is the exact name and maker of the Amber stem. #405 "Double Columbine" by Tiffin I'll send you pix
I don't know what happened to the 60's and 70's, they styles were just Ugly, the shag rugs in the early 70's my mom, hated the nasty rugs, I think the designer's, were smoking something lol.
Ohhh the 70’s 😂. Love the things you picked up 👍🏻😁.
haha One of your kitchen shots had my Grandmother's stove in it. I had to rewind and look again because it was so nostalgic. :)
Love those Hazel Atlas glasses!
Nice GUMBO bowls.
The Match Game music! I remember it and those kitchen colors well. The wallpaper hurts my eyes!
Yep, I can believe the painted teapot...
Found a painted black candelabrum last week.
It was silver plated underneath! 👍💖
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Mr. Unibrow😂🤣 Love love love the 1920s film you put up! My mom was born in 1914. She was a fashionista and had that bobbed, permed hair and beautiful dresses and high heels. You got some real treasures Scott! Your the best 😉
Ha Ha! I grew up in a house with orange counter tops and dark walnut cabinets in the kitchen, orange shag rugs and paneling in the family room. Far out!!
LOVE our retro kitchens with the “Match Game” theme music!! Awesome!
Match Game- best 70s game show ever. Charles Nelson Riley was my favorite! Thanks for the 70s flashbacks!
That stem glass was beautiful Scott and I love amber .... that might’ve been something from princess house!
Love your reaction to Avon; I feel the same way!
I'm wondering if the elegant silver plated teapot was used for an event (like wedding decor, or party scape) or for a play or something. I guess you could fairly easily remove that paint, since the teapot isn't that valuable anyway, you could try if you really liked it and just wanted it because of the form (I say "you," but, of course, I mean "someone") for personal home decor... or even to use as a teapot!
well i loved that calculator... it fit my fingers and my fingers flew over those number keys.
Great vlog!
I'm sure there are many valuable antiques that have been chalk painted over. Eeeeeeee.....
Eeeew....Avon! LOL
I hope the "Avon" folks don't get mad at me!
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FYI....some fine pieces of Avon were made in the 80s by....Fostoria! Yeah, go figure😮.
I went to an auction once, out on a farm no less, and there were boxes of the stuff on the block. They didn't go for much.
But it made me curious, and I borrowed a price guide from the library by the author Bud Hastin.
It was the newest edition available, and after laughing myself to tears over the autobiographical introduction written entirely in the third person, my opinion hasn't changed much.
Avon.........YUCK.
The flower looks like a fushia.
The amber stem is actually #405 "Double Columbine" by Tiffin. A subscriber found a picture of it in her Tiffin book. I wish I had a set of 8!
Ewwwwa... Avon...
Always enjoyable to shop with you. Loved the Hazel Atlas glasses! Fun video, well done. 👍😃
Greatly appreciated the kitchens of my youth! Love it! And “The Match Game” theme! Swoon😌 I loved Brett Somers so much!
Ugh. Bring on the nostalgia scott. Lol my parents kitchen had the dark brown cupboards with the yellow oven we had a yellow fridge to. And our oven was a 1976 oven. Ha ha! Wow.... and my parents kitchen is still yellow and brown. You know if it works it's good. Born in 71 ! :-D
Ugh!! Who painted that tea pot! 20 lashes! That's awful. :-(
Yes that tea pot was LOVELY before it was giving it's make over.
@@samanthab1923 we also had that yellow wall phone. Rotary dial. We had intercoms that were not built into the house I think they came from Radio Shack! :-D lol
I think that amber one is a parfait/ice cream ?
I hate all manner of "fake old", antiquing, distressing, chalk paint etc.
I really liked the Depression tid-bit tray, with the fleur de lis handle, but would have no use for it. Painting that silver plated coffee pot, with that disgusting chalk paint was criminal. I would've had to have bought it and stripped that mess off it, just to rescue it! The sterling overlay Depression plate is great!
I banged out figures every night for our business on a adding machine just like that.......and yes, our kitchen did look like the ones posted...lol....😂😂😂
I used to use one just like that when I did payroll for Sears. Soo used to the keys, you dont even have to look. It's an oldie but a good one. 😊
Could be lotus flower
The green and silver plated dish just beautiful. The last glass with the brown stemware in the clear-cut top with the etched flower looks like a bleeding heart. . That glass is absolutely gorgeous! I would Have taken it home also. I can't for the life of me understand why everyone Chalk Paints everything vintage. I could somewhat understand some pieces that are totally damaged and there is no redeeming them. I'll give them that. Oh well to each his own.
Eww Avon thought you seem a spider in it hot potatoe
I feel the same way when I pick up Avon by mistake. 😄 My parent’s kitchen is still stuck in the 70’s with that orange and brown.
would you remember how many of the west morland hob nail there were? I love west morland.
How many?
Hey! Where did you get a picture of my kitchen from! Lol. Pretty close.
Love the platonite tumblers.
I really like the old clear glass tumblers that have gold around the rim and a grape pattern white raised design. I have several and I see them all the time. I think I saw some on the shelf here. They are Bartlett Collins.
What??? You didn't like the 70's kitchen? They were beautiful, LOL Brady Bunch, here we come! LOL
I fill the same way , leave it alone .