YEAH!!!!!!! Patty you are the ONLY one to figure out that the mold seems to have FIRST come from Beaumont glass years before Viking. Bully for you!!!!!!!! Now tell us how you knew that or figured it out. Also Beaumont offered that very same bowl (same mold as later used by Viking) as a candy dish with a lid and not just as a flower bowl with frog. It is very possible that the New Martinsville company got their hands on some old Beaumont molds which were later reissued by Viking. Anyway it is fascinating for sure. So glad you cracked the mystery!!!!
@@pattyswhatsmineisyoursvint6169 Yes indeed I have read that same article and thank you for sharing it. Also my books on 1920's and 30's glass gave several examples of the Beaumont glass which is exactly like the Viking reissue of 30 years later. It's a very similar situation such as the glass sold by Anchor Hocking which was actually a continuation of molds first used by Lancaster Glass several years before. Thanks Patty! I'd say you win the green bowl but you already have one!
Scott so love for you to "ramble on". Could listen to you rambling all day. Maybe do videos where you sit and talk (ramble) about different whatever. Thank you for drive love looking at the old buildings store fronts etc.
Fenton didn't use punty rods making their glass, so their glassware didn't have pontil marks. They used snap rings. They did make a very few "off-hand" pieces, in the 1920's, with punty rods, and those are rare ones to find. If a piece of Fenton has a star or a flame on it, (and not necessarily just on the bottom), that was a "second", and some of those are quite collectible. I had to laugh when you said, "The more you think you know the more you find out you don't know." How very true that is! Identifying some of the glassware can make you feel like your brain has been ricocheted round an 18-sided room🤪😂😂 The uranium glass isn't a big thing for me, but I did like that creamer you had in the group. Great video! Thanks!!!
The wind was loud up here in Hunterdon county NJ too! Thanks for the tour around the market. The Cathedral is beautiful! Thanks for all of the information you share also.
When I lived in England as I child, I would go to the Fish Monger's with my Grandmother. It was always a treat. The great marble slabs were covered with ice and fresh fish caught the day before. The assortment of fish were unbelievable and so fresh! Peggy
These this 'n that videos are really turning out to be special little gems, Scott! I'm so glad you're taking us along, because there is always fun to be had going anywhere with you! ❤ Can relate about the wind - thought I was going to blow away today down in south Jersey! Lol Take good care & hope you'll have a great weekend! Hugs 😊
Your Pyrex pattern looks like Dandelion Duet manufactured in 1959. Why have I only just discovered your channel? So happy I found it. I'm renovating a house built in 1880. My third and final reno. I love period pieces. What a great resource. Thank you!
We got the 60 mph winds this morning in north MD. It's really wailing! I was waiting for Vincent Price to narrate your gorgeous black light spectacle! Glad you got vaccinated. I wanted to hug the nurse that gave me mine.
I watched the weather forecast and thought of that wind blowing you up there on the top of the building...uff da.---And, oh my. Philadelphia has so-o-o many trees! Flying in from California on my first trip (& hopefully not my last) I was amazed at how green Pennsylvania was! It looked like a carpet from my airplane window. And it never seemed to change once I was in the city!
I got my second dose last week. Glad to get it over with. They told me it would be 2 weeks after your second dose before it's fully effective. The cake server was very pretty. The 9th street market looks like a fun place to go to but I don't do parallel parking. Hope you have a good day. God bless
Hahaha! You make me Chuckle! CAKE SERVER. That's the name! 😄 And fish MONGER is correct!! 👍 The fan-shaped uranium glass vase is striking!❣ Thanks for the tour; it's FUN for me to see a Vibrant city once again. I MISS that!!! Hold onto your hat in that wind!!!😳 Take Care!! 👍👍👍❣❣❣😘
Scott, the most confusing company is the L G Wright Glass Company out of New Martinsville, West Virginia started in 1937. They never produced one single piece of glass. They owned old and recreated Victorian glass molds from Northwood, Dugan, and Diamond. They also used Fenton and other companies to press their pieces. This went on until 1999. There are glass books filled with Wright pieces. These are usually time consuming identifications to figure out. You wanted a challenge, Didn’t You? Your cranberry pitcher could be just one of those Wright pieces. Now, there’s a monkey wrench thrown into those cogs. Good Luck. Informative as always.
Another AWESOME video Scott...made me giggle...love the travel vids, enjoy seeing the old buildings..and of course the market..Thanks for taking me along!😁👍
Looked like a very good start to the day and low packaging compared to some people's grocery choices. I like to keep packaging to a minimum wherever possible since so very little is recycled effectively. Thanks for sharing this new video, much to learn. 🙂
Hi Scott, Ya know my Signature Color is PINK. And I love ANYTHING with feet on it! So I'm interested in collecting Pink Glass. Nothing too expensive. I'm going to be checking out The Old Curiosity Shop. I see you get some Really Beautiful Glass. Now that glass that is GLOWING IS MAGNIFICENT!! We should meet up @ the Italian Market. My Treat!! So enjoy the day. Thank you for the Video! CIAO!! 🇮🇹
Great piece today ,love to hear you chit chat about this and that .Don't have such a posh dish to put my glass eye in or my false teeth but I do have a regency chair to lean my wooden leg against though 🤣,loved the market area just fabulous thank you .👍😀
Love the cake paddle lol server. Thanks for brightening my day!! Are you a disney fan? I noticed your sweatshirt and the haunted mansion theme... I'm an italian boy and love italian markets. My people 😁Yay vaccination!!!❤🌞
Hi Scott. I use a couple of Pyrex pattern websites to identify pattern names. So much easier than looking it up in my two Pyrex books ...that I bought at garage sales. : )
The green glass is missing something .....hmmm I had one just that in Ruby Red ....it's a Flower Container and a Flower frog fits on the Top :) Great for cut flowers from your Garden ....
Scott, I enjoy your videos. Could you please give a quick synopsis of how you got into the thrifting and reselling biz, and how long you've been doing it? If you have shared that with viewers before, I've never seen it. Have you always loved items from the 1920s-1960s? BTW, fully-vaccinated here, and overjoyed!
I usually don’t watch until night time... here in Texas we are having down pours at 60 degrees...was fun going with you today...enjoy your weekend...LATER!!
I have 2 of those cake/pie servers! I also have a cake plate that matches one of them. Well worn though, the pained flower on it is pretty much gone from usage and washing/dishwasher abuse.
Vaccinated 👍🏻, wind report 👍🏻, cake server 👍🏻, road trip thru Philly 👍🏻, yay for diverse neighborhoods 👍🏻, Uranium glass 👍🏻 you covered it all! Surprised to hear the WUWT had a flower frog lid?
thanks for the drive-by tour of the Italian market....so interesting....how many years, or should I say decades, has it been going on?....and what retailers are in the shops behind the sidewalk vendors?.....Do the stalls stay up all week?....Do they allow cars to drive down the street on the weekends? We have a “Little Italy” in San Diego with many Italian restaurants and a Saturday street market that goes down an entire side street....really fun and no traffic....
You have the same weather as us here in No KY. When you have snow we do too. We have wind same as you. Rain ditto... i watch a youtuber in St Louis and his weather is like ours too.
Hi Scott...I always admire your fireplace screen...Have you had it a long time and are they hard to find? It's really nice. (...and yes, one must be prudent about this pandemic...Glad you and your family are protected.) :----)
Brace yourself, you will probably have a very sore arm tomorrow. I just got my second shot last Wednesday and the day after is even more fun than the day after the first shot. You will be back to your old self on about the third day.
I meant the quietness of country life and wide open spaces..I guess there's good and bad about both places....I am guessing a flower frog unless u said that delibertly to throw us off .which u probably did.lol.
I have a question I have a hall Lipton teapot 🫖 it’s a burgundy navy bean color are they not worth much I see resellers pass it by just wondering also the inside strainer is broken 😞
If you love it and wish to keep it than buy it. Reselling is a completely different ball of wax. Everyone has a different business model and standard between "cost of goods" and profit margin. So.....it's really up to you.
Is it just me or is the corbel under your mantel is too small for the over all scale of the mantel. I know it’s probably my OCD/perfectionism rearing it’s ugly head 🤯, LOL!!!
I have that same Viking flowerite vase for sale. No frog. Original mold made the Beaumont glass company in the 1900s.
YEAH!!!!!!! Patty you are the ONLY one to figure out that the mold seems to have FIRST come from Beaumont glass years before Viking. Bully for you!!!!!!!! Now tell us how you knew that or figured it out. Also Beaumont offered that very same bowl (same mold as later used by Viking) as a candy dish with a lid and not just as a flower bowl with frog. It is very possible that the New Martinsville company got their hands on some old Beaumont molds which were later reissued by Viking. Anyway it is fascinating for sure. So glad you cracked the mystery!!!!
@@oldcuriosityshop265 I do my research.
@@oldcuriosityshop265 vikingartglass.com/article-pf.php?article_id=16
@@pattyswhatsmineisyoursvint6169 Yes indeed I have read that same article and thank you for sharing it. Also my books on 1920's and 30's glass gave several examples of the Beaumont glass which is exactly like the Viking reissue of 30 years later. It's a very similar situation such as the glass sold by Anchor Hocking which was actually a continuation of molds first used by Lancaster Glass several years before. Thanks Patty! I'd say you win the green bowl but you already have one!
Love the ramble....and the “pop quizzes”....especially with green glass....learning stuff....🤗🌸
1959 Pyrex promotional Dandelion pattern divided dish. Great score!
Thanks for the info!
Good to see you Scott. We had and still are having that same wind 💨. Enjoyed the drive through the Italian Market 😁👍🏻🇮🇹.
👍👍👍👍👍🍀💕Thanks, Scott,
Good Morning Scott Thank you so much . The pyrex is the dandelion pattern and it’s quite a Dandy . Have a lovely day Dear Scott .
Thanks Scott, its 1:45 Cali. time, Friday afternoon. Have a great weekend🕰☀
You too!
That market place must be awesome to shop at on market day. The uranium glass was beautiful with the black light on it.
Scott so love for you to "ramble on".
Could listen to you rambling all day. Maybe do videos where you sit and talk (ramble) about different whatever. Thank you for drive love looking at the old buildings store fronts etc.
Thanks Scott; I love your videos especially when you take us on a tour of Philadelphia.
Glad you like them!
You’re so stinking cute and you make me giggle. Love when you’re in your sitting room. It’s so cozy and inviting. Glad you’re doing better.
Fenton didn't use punty rods making their glass, so their glassware didn't have pontil marks. They used snap rings. They did make a very few "off-hand" pieces, in the 1920's, with punty rods, and those are rare ones to find. If a piece of Fenton has a star or a flame on it, (and not necessarily just on the bottom), that was a "second", and some of those are quite collectible.
I had to laugh when you said, "The more you think you know the more you find out you don't know." How very true that is! Identifying some of the glassware can make you feel like your brain has been ricocheted round an 18-sided room🤪😂😂
The uranium glass isn't a big thing for me, but I did like that creamer you had in the group.
Great video! Thanks!!!
Seems to me I remember reading that Fenton information on the Rubylane blog. They are a wonderful resource for glass information.
@@oldcuriosityshop265 Hmmm, I've not heard of the Rubylane blog. May just have to check out that one.
As that was great. South Philly is where I grew up. Thanks for the tour. I absolutely love when you do that - also the trips into New Jersey. 💞
Thanks for the Philly tour! I’m not a city girl but I love seeing the old deco buildings and the market!
The wind was loud up here in Hunterdon county NJ too! Thanks for the tour around the market. The Cathedral is beautiful! Thanks for all of the information you share also.
Thanks for watching
Your fireplace screen is beautiful! Thanks for the field trip. Loved it!
Your Pyrex piece is Dandelion duet made in 1959 and is promo piece, very nice! Thank you for the trip through the italian market, so very neato!
Thanks for the info!
Love the pip up video! Love the glass
Scott, awesome thrift haul and the buildings are so beautiful. GREAT VIDEO AND GREAT CONTENT. THUMBS-UP ALWAYS!!!!!!
You're the best!
Honestly Scott,you should have been a film maker.The K.C. Uranium display..fish monger..pronounced munger?Wow the blue sky.
When I lived in England as I child, I would go to the Fish Monger's with my Grandmother. It was always a treat. The great marble slabs were covered with ice and fresh fish caught the day before. The assortment of fish were unbelievable and so fresh! Peggy
What pretty things! Thanks for the videos!
You are so welcome!
These this 'n that videos are really turning out to be special little gems, Scott! I'm so glad you're taking us along, because there is always fun to be had going anywhere with you! ❤ Can relate about the wind - thought I was going to blow away today down in south Jersey! Lol Take good care & hope you'll have a great weekend! Hugs 😊
Glad you enjoy it!
Well the market and lovely old shops...wonderful.I can see why you love it where you live.City with alot of interesting buildings,so much greenery...
Thanks for the video and to ride along and see the market. Loved it!
LOL, I tune in to listen to you ramble because I always learn something and just enjoy listening to you. So please keep rambling:)
Your Pyrex pattern looks like Dandelion Duet manufactured in 1959. Why have I only just discovered your channel? So happy I found it. I'm renovating a house built in 1880. My third and final reno. I love period pieces. What a great resource. Thank you!
We got the 60 mph winds this morning in north MD. It's really wailing! I was waiting for Vincent Price to narrate your gorgeous black light spectacle! Glad you got vaccinated. I wanted to hug the nurse that gave me mine.
I watched the weather forecast and thought of that wind blowing you up there on the top of the building...uff da.---And, oh my. Philadelphia has so-o-o many trees! Flying in from California on my first trip (& hopefully not my last) I was amazed at how green Pennsylvania was! It looked like a carpet from my airplane window. And it never seemed to change once I was in the city!
I'm in California, but originally from Pennsylvania. And I agree. So dang verdant when it isn't snowy!!
Alana!!! You're Scandinavian like ME!!👍👍😄 UFF-DA is a dead giveaway!! Hahaha ❣
@@suesullivan-miller887 Born in North Dakota, try to get back each summer! Got my non-ND family saying it too, usually during football games!
I got my second dose last week. Glad to get it over with. They told me it would be 2 weeks after your second dose before it's fully effective. The cake server was very pretty. The 9th street market looks like a fun place to go to but I don't do parallel parking. Hope you have a good day. God bless
Hahaha! You make me Chuckle! CAKE SERVER. That's the name! 😄 And fish MONGER is correct!! 👍 The fan-shaped uranium glass vase is striking!❣ Thanks for the tour; it's FUN for me to see a Vibrant city once again. I MISS that!!! Hold onto your hat in that wind!!!😳 Take Care!! 👍👍👍❣❣❣😘
This is so cool .thanks. I love the ride.coffee shop I guess that tall blue building the church I think. Have a great day..
I enjoy watching Will thrift adventures 🙋🏻♀️👍🏻 you introduce him not too long ago 🙂
So very surrealist, I love it!!
Good evening Scott 💓
Yes, you can compete with Will. You two should have a cook off with your favorite recipe....it would be such fun. 👍💕
Great idea!!
Scott, the most confusing company is the L G Wright Glass Company out of New Martinsville, West Virginia started in 1937. They never produced one single piece of glass. They owned old and recreated Victorian glass molds from Northwood, Dugan, and Diamond. They also used Fenton and other companies to press their pieces. This went on until 1999. There are glass books filled with Wright pieces. These are usually time consuming identifications to figure out. You wanted a challenge, Didn’t You? Your cranberry pitcher could be just one of those Wright pieces. Now, there’s a monkey wrench thrown into those cogs. Good Luck. Informative as always.
Always a fascinating subject to study! It will keep me busy till age 99 and beyond.
Nice video, thanks for the personal guided tour, It’s nice to see places that I’ll probably never see !
I love your city drives!
Scott really puffball flowers I heard that all the way down here in Sacramento have a good weekend
Thanks for today's video which was as informative as ever.
Thanks for taking care of yourself and neighbours by getting vaccinated. Peggy RN
Thank you too!
Have a blest weekend. 😊
Another AWESOME video Scott...made me giggle...love the travel vids, enjoy seeing the old buildings..and of course the market..Thanks for taking me along!😁👍
More to come!
Looked like a very good start to the day and low packaging compared to some people's grocery choices. I like to keep packaging to a minimum wherever possible since so very little is recycled effectively. Thanks for sharing this new video, much to learn. 🙂
The organ music works perfectly with the uranium glass! Tony Luke’s has the BEST cheesesteaks in PHL;)
What a great video! Thanks for the trip to the Italian Market!
Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi Scott,
Ya know my Signature Color is PINK. And I love ANYTHING with feet on it! So I'm interested in collecting Pink Glass. Nothing too expensive. I'm going to be checking out The Old Curiosity Shop. I see you get some Really Beautiful Glass. Now that glass that is GLOWING IS MAGNIFICENT!! We should meet up @ the Italian Market. My Treat!! So enjoy the day. Thank you for the Video! CIAO!! 🇮🇹
I think your Viking is missing its frog...?
Needed cheering up today. Thanks, Scott.
Great piece today ,love to hear you chit chat about this and that .Don't have such a posh dish to put my glass eye in or my false teeth but I do have a regency chair to lean my wooden leg against though 🤣,loved the market area just fabulous thank you .👍😀
I'm so glad💉
Philadelphia’s 9th Street Market kind of reminds me of Pittsburgh’s Strip District. Good stuff.
Beautiful trinket dish, it looks porcelain, I love porcelain .y mother had one of those cake spatulas
Fish Monger, and everyone in Delco still calls it the Italian Market. It is on my Bucket List as I have never been there.
Love the cake paddle lol server. Thanks for brightening my day!! Are you a disney fan? I noticed your sweatshirt and the haunted mansion theme... I'm an italian boy and love italian markets. My people 😁Yay vaccination!!!❤🌞
Viking rose bowl, missing it's flower frog.
Ah there is more to the story! 🥳
Hi Scott. I use a couple of Pyrex pattern websites to identify pattern names. So much easier than looking it up in my two Pyrex books ...that I bought at garage sales. : )
The green glass is missing something .....hmmm I had one just that in Ruby Red ....it's a Flower Container and a Flower frog fits on the Top :) Great for cut flowers from your Garden ....
Well yes and no....that what makes glass collecting so much fun. I'll spill the beans very soon!
Congratulations Scott!
But Scott, you used that apple corer to slice a pear! That was magical!
Ha ha ha thank you!!!
Scott, I enjoy your videos. Could you please give a quick synopsis of how you got into the thrifting and reselling biz, and how long you've been doing it? If you have shared that with viewers before, I've never seen it. Have you always loved items from the 1920s-1960s? BTW, fully-vaccinated here, and overjoyed!
You got it!
Oh great idea...cooking videos!!! You showed us how you make pork chops, so I know you can cook!
I usually don’t watch until night time... here in Texas we are having down pours at 60 degrees...was fun going with you today...enjoy your weekend...LATER!!
Fully vaccinated here.
Will's wind is blowing through you and right to Delaware. It's been strong all day.
Glad you've had your first vaccine shot. No covid in the community here in New Zealand but our vaccine rollout is pretty slow.
I have 2 of those cake/pie servers! I also have a cake plate that matches one of them. Well worn though, the pained flower on it is pretty much gone from usage and washing/dishwasher abuse.
Vaccinated 👍🏻, wind report 👍🏻, cake server 👍🏻, road trip thru Philly 👍🏻, yay for diverse neighborhoods 👍🏻, Uranium glass 👍🏻 you covered it all! Surprised to hear the WUWT had a flower frog lid?
thanks for the drive-by tour of the Italian market....so interesting....how many years, or should I say decades, has it been going on?....and what retailers are in the shops behind the sidewalk vendors?.....Do the stalls stay up all week?....Do they allow cars to drive down the street on the weekends?
We have a “Little Italy” in San Diego with many Italian restaurants and a Saturday street market that goes down an entire side street....really fun and no traffic....
I’m happy you got the vaccine! You’ll have an extra layer of protection when you go thrifting.💜
Never been to Philly, some day I'll visit.
It looks like a dandelion, but I don’t know the name
Scott you could read a dictionary and we'd like it😂😂
Cake slice?
Good Morning!!! Surprise...YAY!!🤗
Also good job in vaccination! I just got my second dose of moderna.
Thank you for getting the vaccine! 😘
Of course!!
Please say the three legged bowl is going up for sale!
fishmonger, not mongrel, lol, thanks for the tour, very interesting.
You have the same weather as us here in No KY. When you have snow we do too. We have wind same as you. Rain ditto... i watch a youtuber in St Louis and his weather is like ours too.
In western WA State it's just cloudy and a little rain but no wind. 😁
Dee on thrill of the thrift sold the cake plate and cake server on one of her videos
Have you watched Life on Mars and Ashes to Ashes?Two English programmes.Set in the city.Not as beautiful as Philly
Hi Scott...I always admire your fireplace screen...Have you had it a long time and are they hard to find? It's really nice. (...and yes, one must be prudent about this pandemic...Glad you and your family are protected.) :----)
Gee that screen has been around for so long I can't even tell you the details. I'll have to think about that!
Music from the Disney haunted mansion please share what it’s called🤑🍀thanks for sharing Scott🤘
Grim Grinning Ghosts
So what did you have for lunch and tea?
You didn't show us the lotus candlestick holders behind you
I'm surprised you don't play us Al Jolson singing about April showers. The bring the flowers, that bloom in May!
Just "cake server", isn't it?
I think it's what used to be called a fish slice, but I could be wrong.
Every business seems to be a restaurant! Don't people in the States cook for themselves?
Some of us do sometimes 😊.
Congrats, Scott! Pie server. Wind isn't fun!💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔💔
Thank you so much, Scott. I appreciate your kindness. 🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🍄🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡🤡💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💛💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙💙❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Brace yourself, you will probably have a very sore arm tomorrow. I just got my second shot last Wednesday and the day after is even more fun than the day after the first shot. You will be back to your old self on about the third day.
I meant the quietness of country life and wide open spaces..I guess there's good and bad about both places....I am guessing a flower frog unless u said that delibertly to throw us off .which u probably did.lol.
TFS! 👍👍👍👍👍✌️❤️👏👏👏👏👏👏🙏🏼
How TALL is that SKYSCRAPER ?
Beats me!
Pyrex: Dandelion Duet; 1959.
Pyrex is dandelion duet atomic
False eyeballs LOLOLOLOL!
💖💖💖💖💖💖💖👍
Cake/Pie plate server utensil......
I have a question I have a hall Lipton teapot 🫖 it’s a burgundy navy bean color are they not worth much I see resellers pass it by just wondering also the inside strainer is broken 😞
If you love it and wish to keep it than buy it. Reselling is a completely different ball of wax. Everyone has a different business model and standard between "cost of goods" and profit margin. So.....it's really up to you.
I have this from my mom I’m making a list of things for my daughter so she doesn’t throw the good stuff away
So, you got the Moderna vaccine.
Is it just me or is the corbel under your mantel is too small for the over all scale of the mantel. I know it’s probably my OCD/perfectionism rearing it’s ugly head 🤯, LOL!!!