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Thrift Quest for Something Left Behind | Is it Still There? | Reselling
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 มิ.ย. 2019
- Today, Sue and I are on a mission for something in a previous video that we left behind... is it still there? Gosh, we hope so.
Stay tuned for part two and the haul video in a few days!
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I love that Jocelyn buys pieces with little chips. Saving beautiful things from a landfill. Heck no one is perfect! Metaphor for loving each other “chips” and all!!
Beth Tilman I think a chip is sometimes like a patina, it tells a story, so chips or a crack doesn't bother me.
I agree! When I used to have a shop at the flea market, buyers would pick up pieces and point out teeny tiny chips. It used to drive me absolutely crazy!! Then others would buy that same piece and would say: It's not perfect, but neither am I.
when the sugar bowl has no lid or is not food safe, use them for packets (sugar, sweet & low, equal, etc.) for those guests that don’t like sugar. Or you can put wrapped tea bags in it.
That confusing green thing (at 13.17) is a holder for the bamboo whisk for making matcha tea. ;)
Hair kept in a receiver was also used to add to updo hairstyles to add volume. ( aka making acbun style bigger).
Love Sue, she is a beautiful most hilarious and talented person x
Just making sure... you know she has her own channel, I hope?
redfog42 I just love Sue and Jocelyn they make the best team. 😀
They also made "rats". A rat was a shaped form encased in a hair net and used to fill out a roll of hair. Betty grable was a big fan.
Yes, they used the hair rats to fill out the volume in the Gibson Girl hairstyles. That way you were using your own hair.
I Lol, when Sue put the odd piece on the shelf and said, “it goes like that!”. So funny! You guys crack me up 🤣
Sue is SO FUNNY!! "it goes like that!" But, what the heck is it!
Seriously! I died!!🤣🤣🤣
@@sharonnowlin2297 its a matcha whisk holder
@@TracksAtChristieRoad That's so much, I had NO idea what it was!!!
I think that funky teapot is garden art. One would place it on a stake in the garden perhaps. Enjoying your videos!
It's part of a fountain. Tubing goes in the bottom and comes out the spout.
Awwww,..you are so kind to get that piece for that lady, you both are so sweet ! ❤️
Another fun video. Just love you two together or apart on your own. Love Sues' new channel. Can't get enough of you girls.
With a perfect color match!!! My grandmother showed me how to make your own hair tufts, called rats, to enlarge the hair buns, loops for fullness. Glued onto pins; today we call them clip-ins. And the color matched of course, it was your hair
9:53 Good catch, Salt Marsh Pottery has a real following. Even their smallest pieces sell very well at $10 to $25.
Right to the left of the wannabe Merry Mushrooms canisters was one beige ceramic canister, with a print of a watercolor illustration from Edith Holden's "Diary of an Edwardian Country Woman". I collect those pieces, and they are getting much harder to find. If at all possible, could you see if it's still there when you return to that Community Aid??? Pretty please?
You should give us a tour of your personal collection at home
I love your you tube page. You are so sweet and make my day. I can’t wait to see you post in the morning. It makes my day.
Andrew would have liked the the lamp with the American Flag and Liberty Bell
Just wondering, could you make a video on what you do with the stuff that's not reselling?? Love the vids!
I wanted Sue to put the pink lampshade on her head!! because... YES! She is THAT fun! 😁😘💜
I thought she was going to! Lol
I love the dynamic between you and Sue ☺️ how lucky you both are to have each other. And I'm so glad that you picked up the squirrel! I love him❤️ I wish that I wasn't in Australia so I could buy it but the shipping would be horrendous 😔, same for the acorn pudding mould and tiny basket that I don't think you actually picked up
The tea pot was a bottom filling pot...you put the liquid in through the hole in the bottom and then to pour the liquid out there is a small hole on the handle that you cover with your thumb and the liquid can be poured out...works with gravity☺️
Three hours and counting! Watching you two. I love you guys!!! Your show is not just fun and entertaining, it's also informative! Thank ladies for bringing me with you! I have no car, so this is fantastic!
The tea pot without a lid is something my pottery teacher would make in class. There is a chamber inside that lets water in but not back out the bottom. Very cool!!
It’s a gorgeous little Cadogan teapot, as Sara e suggests. There’s a similar shaped one in this blog post, jeanetteharrisblog.blogspot.com/2009/10/cadogan-teapots.html. I’d only seen pottery salt shakers with that inverted bottom funnel design. Neat to know it’s used for liquids as well!
The mice figurines at 4:51 are too cute! I would love to have those, even if they aren't worth money. So adorable.
They started putting the not made for food may poison on Chinese pieces that contain lead in the paint in 1989.
Its amazing, my daughter and i went thrifting today and i started telling her about watching you on utube. Another lady comes up to us and starts taking about you too. We are in central pa. Thank you for being you, tell Andrew we all say Heyyyy!
I need to find me a Sue!
@srameyper, I need to find my Sue and an Elizabeth, just give me a weekend 😫😫😫🥰🥰🥰😂😂😂🙏🏽🤞🏽🥴lol love you guys I’m so obsessed, I’ll bring Starbucks and doggies🤣💖
I have a Sue! However her name is Sondra!
I've missed you Sue....happy to see you two again
Instead of Sampsey it’s name shall be “ Lampsey”! 😂
I was at Goodwill and one of the items I was purchasing had a store sticker on it for $2. The Goodwill sticker said $3.99. I showed the cashier and she called over the manager and he said that should never happen and he gave it to me for the $2 price!
Your at the Goodwill remember the money goes to help families in need . Check youself
You don’t know me and how much I spent that day and how much I donate. So check yourself!
And I don't want to know you grammys02 because your 'nasty'
Katrina Wright you started it! Hopefully you will get blocked! Jocelyn doesn’t need your negativity
@@grammys02 Jocelyn , she's really great and smart she will read the comments and see who needs blocking , I love her videos, no need to get so aggressive grammys02
Every kid needs a friend like Sue. Looking forward to seeing the lamp for the fuzzy pink lampshade.
Love you guys!! That funky teapot might make a wicked cool little lamp!
I had that exact same thought! Pre-drilled holes!
13:11 is a Japanese matcha whisk holder! 🍵 we sold that exact one at the tea shop I used to work at.
Oooh! I knew that shape looked familiar! Too much time in tea club but not enough time making matcha, lol.
Now that’s something I never knew existed thank god you knew or I would have been trying to solve a mystery for months!
Ok I admit it I looked it up it’s actually a very neat piece of kit isn’t it keeping the whisk in shape like that, now all we need to know is what the weird teapot with no lid and a hole in the bottom is might it be a similar thing viggenette?
sue mount not sure about that teapot! I haven’t seen anything like that before 😕
viggenette it’s based on Chinese wine jars it’s called I put a link to one on the VIctoria and Albert museum in London if you ever get a chance to go there it’s an amazing place
The teapot with no lid and the hole on the bottom: I usually see them in markets in China and Hong Kong. You pour the water into the hole in the bottom and it does stay in the pot when you flip it right-side up. They're usually sold alongside cups that you can only fill 1/2 way; if you fill it further the liquid will pour out (it's a reminder to be happy with what you have and don't be greedy). I hope this helps!
Sue is so super funny! I wish our stores looked that nice and organized with dishes and things all wrapped so stuff doesn't get tossed around.
Love the intro! I love that Sue can see the potential to remake things. That's what I love doing too.
I've been watching these videos for days weeks, I pause a lot because I I'm just as interested in what you Passover as I am and what you pick. It's learning both ways. Thank you for the
Love your sense of humor Sue!! And love to watch you two together!
Jocelyn you gave me something else to look up, like I don't have enough to research already! I had never heard of SALT MARSH POTTERY pottery!!! Their pottery is quite quaint and is made by 6 women, mostly mothers working part time. They hand press wild flowers into the clay, hand cutting and drying the pieces, then hand painting, glazing and finishing them. Then firing 2 or 3 times up to 1500 degrees. Each lady has her own special job to do! I though that was so neat. As to the Williamsburg Pottery, I see lots of it since I live in Virginia ... Some goes for quite a bit and others sell really cheaply. I would think that it would do better on Etsy, but I only sell on eBay!!
Love you two ladies shopping together.
I live on the central coast of California and there are no shops like the ones you shop at.
So it’s also exciting for me to see all the little treasures you find together. You also both make me laugh so much. Awesome chemistry with y’all and that’s so great.
Thank you for your videos and have a blessed day 🙏
Kelly from California 😎
Jocelyn, you definitely have the best taste you found Drew and Sue!
I can't decide whether or not watching your videos makes me want to go "treasure hunting" or if they satisfy me vicariously. . . Lol. Looks like yall ar2 having fun.
Yeah I know...same confusion here. Joselyn finds much better stuff than I do. But with her experience she definitely deserves to.
Another fun Jocelyn and Sue video! So happy to go along with you on your trip. I loved the white ironstone pitcher you picked up and dismissed - that’s my type of thrift store find! Looking forward to Goodwill tomorrow.
I have my great grandmother’s vanity and I also have a beautiful porcelain vanity plate with three matching containers with lids that were hand painted by her. The one dish has a lid with a hole in the middle. Thank you for letting me know what the oddball one is. Now I know it’s a hair receiver.
Sue: "As you can see, there are lovely flowers in here."
Jocelyn: "They're beautiful flowers!"
Sue: "Oh, they're going in the trash."
LMAO!!! I laughed so hard I couldn't breathe and nearly wet m'self.
I’m watching Sue Me and it suddenly hit me, I NEED to tell you this: “No wonder she’s your best friend!!” I just love watching her TH-cam videos AND her humor/ jokes / commentary!
You guys rock!
I had to post this because I know we often only see the bad but don’t comma positivity. I wanted to provide you with some balance!
Jocelyn you definitely have the best taste! It's funny though because I actually like alot of the same things you do lol so everytime I watch a video I'm like I wish I could go thrifting with you & sue ❤
Awww I would have snatched up the little Scottie dogs for my kitchen shelves😢 I have a Scottie so I’m always on the lookout for anything Scottie. You have the cat thing going, I have the Scottie thing going lol. Fun fun vid 🤗
Yeah, those Scotty dogs, arf, arf, stole my heart. I don't care how modern they are!
I have a sterling silver mourning hair broach that belonged to my hubbie's mom, that was passed down from his 2nd grt. grandma. It was not her hair, but that of a friends that passed away, and it was beautifully done under thick beveled glass, surrounded by seed pearls. Thanks for sharing the information about the hair saver Sue, it will no doubt be very helpful to those interested in Victorian era decor.
I got to laughing so hard at the pink fluffy lampshade, but not just because you two were having such fun with it. There was a fellow in the background about 19:45 or thereabouts who just happened to be lined up in such a way that he looked like he was wearing a pair of the huge summer shorts hanging on the rack. The more I saw of him the more he was lined up until he looked like he was wearing a pair of, "Dutchman's Breeches", over his jeans. I don't know why it hit my funny bone so hard, but it did and I could hardly stop laughing. You two just made my day and now I am off with my hubby to go to the community yard sales. Wish me luck! ha ha ha Have a delicious day!
At 13:40 where Sue says it might be a fragrance bowl or whatever...I think she was only half-right....it is for fragrance...but it's for putting burning Incense sticks into the holes I think. :)
Also Pudding Moulds can be good/collectible...there are some rare ones out there in metal and pottery.
I was lusting after that jello mold!! It is beautiful!
Hair receivers also collected hair for hair rats. I don't think that hair collected by comb or brush would be very useful for hair jewelry. They would likely want to use locks of hair that were clipped and kept neat, especially easy to get for memorial jewelry as dead people dont generally object to the odd bald patch. :p Hair rats (pads of hair used to bulk out the big hairstyles of the day) would be the perfect use for hair from brushes and combs as the more bunchy and gnarled the collected hairs, the better. :) Hair rats were used for many many years and even now people will sometimes use them, so that would explain the widespread need for and use of receivers...hair jewelry was more artisanal and niche.
agree, Gibson hair needed hair rats
@@PntrGrl indeed! Can you imagine having to put that much time and energy into a hair arrangement each day? And without benefit of hairspray!! How did they do it?!
@@PntrGrl indeed! Can you imagine having to put that much time and effort into hair arrangement each day? And without the benefit of hairspray!! How did they do it?!
Although, our girl Jocelyn has pretty epic hair and as gorgeous as she is I bet she doesn't roll out of bed that way. Our modern Gibson girl. 😁❤
I had to stop the video and go look up Victorian hair jewelry. I am almost 60 years old and never knew about this till today. I guess it is true, you learn something new every day.
I really enjoyed this video. Not feeling good today. Your and Sue's shopping and comments helped to cheer me up. Thank you.
The glass cube Sue picked up goes on a lighted base. The base illuminates the cube so that the figure inside becomes visible. It's really quite beautiful. I have several. They vary in price from $10 and up depending in what's inside the cube.
How Joce gets a piece Sue wants. "Sue, it has a chippy on it. What? You don't want it now? I'll take it!" LOL I couldn't resist. 💛
Love you guys. It's so much fun to watch you and to actually shop as well. I love our shops too.
And OMGGGG! I love the brown kitty! I think it needs to keep the gray kitty I purchased from you company! I’ll forgive you if you decide to keep it! Lol!
I want the squirrel!! I collect squirrels and I want to say I have something from the crazy lamp lady!!
My daughter collects squirrels too! Her house is decorated with squirrel decor lol. She would love that too!
At 3:55 I like the Blue Garland Johann Haviland china vegetable serving bowl. (Sitting on the wire rack above the orange chrysanthemum plate and bowl set.) That's my pattern. My aunt gave me an entire set when I got married in the 80's. Great videos, you have a lot of energy!
That piece you picked up at the beginning of your video, it looks like a small vase, it is actually to hold a bamboo whisk, used for stirring Matcha Tea, and it will hold the whisk to dry it. The whisk forms around it. Hope this helps for those who do not know what it is.
70,000 subscribers!! Yippee!
I love what I call story time with Sue!! Buy the squirrel I love them!
For that pink shade I would find a flamingo and make it into a lamp.
Sue, with her pale pink hair would look so "mahvelous' in the pink marabou lampshade as a hat! That's what I thought as soon as I saw it! LIke the leopard pattern top on Sue too!
The acorn mold would be great to use to do clay or resin molds with for redoing furniture and the like.
You two ladies always make me smile or lol! You are both so delightful!
Have a good weekend!
I love the lamp with the 2 drawer dresser! Adorable! @2:29
I love watching you ladies so much! You make me smile!
I Need the tiny ginger jar that Sue picked up when you got the Germany birds!!!
Love your thrifting trips with Sue.
The lidless teapot is supposed to be filled from the bottom. It has a tube inside that runs to a space under the top so can be used without spilling when turned right side up. The Chinese used these for wine or hot water, and you can find them with the name "Cadogan tea pots" on Google. They were not used to steep tea.
"It goes like that" -OK Sue, my sister from another twister, you are my spirit animal.
If I had an unlimited budget, I would have so many sweet little ceramic pieces for display in my home. I love them and I love watching the two of you teach us about the different styles, etc! Thank you!
Love you two! Years ago on a vacation we toured a beautiful old home in Mobile, Alabama. There was one bedroom that had quite a few hair craft items. One of them was a framed picture of beautiful flowers and leaves. From a distance it looked like a painting. They had the bedrooms roped off. But I asked the tour guide if he could let us see it closer. He took it off the wall and brought it over. It was stunningly beautiful.
Good sunshine morning from DENVER/DTC😊 good hunting, ladies, thank you again for the happy
I could watch you two for hours and hours ♡
A friend of ours had a picture of flowers made from hair. It was really really old. A pet lampshade, fish... as a nickname-fits for little miss!
I enjoy seeing you and sue shop together
Good deal ladies! I really enjoy the dynamics of your friendship! I would so keep the large tan cat! Usually I find a thing or two in every few trips that I give myself permission to keep. Very informative too! Keep up the good work!
The cub that sue is looking at it has A 3D effect if it’s place on a small light box so you can see what in side
Our local museum has a huge wreath that a pioneer woman made with hair from her family. That workmanship is fucking amazing.
Great video!! I’m learning so much from the both of you!🦊
I love the little door with the star at 14:55!!!
I remember giving one of those rose swans to my Mom when I was little, she still uses it for her wedding ring when she does the dishes. It makes my heart soar to see those.
Pardon me Sue, But that lamp shade matches your hair ! Didn't mean to insult, Love Ya Sue !!! :)
Sue those egg cups run your finger up the throwing rings if it’s made from a master which is then moulded both will feel the same, if they are all production thrown by a Potter individually they will feel slightly different but not by much they looked handmade to me and the pottery name gives that impression as does the bottoms where the have been cut off the wheel or the hump, hump throwing means pieces are thrown from the top of a bigger piece of clay just in case you didn’t know. It’s crazy insane to watch a production potter throw mugs egg cups etc they are uniformly the same every single time that jug you found was fab I would have brought that myself. We have a fabulous pottery here in aylesford kent uk it’s the only thrown production pottery left in the U.K. they are crazy skilled master potters look them up if you can. You have amazing handmade stuff in your thrift stores that I have seen I would be loaded down coming out lol
Love the banter. Love the videos 😍
I found a daisy salt marsh pottery the other day. Never heard of them before and then is see it in a video!
You guy's are so funny love to watch you both together.
You two crack me with your funny comments ------ made my day!!!!!
Love the two of you together!
I have such great admiration for you girls.sending love from the gulf. MARYLOU Loved her ceramics class.😂🤣😊💖I loved the cased glass blown pitcher with the smooth ground-pontilled bottom.Super pretty.i love old Nantucket baskets!😉💙
Fun! Love that pink lampshade. Love the Hull Swan. I’ve bought and sold many many. My fav when I found the large mama with 5 babies at a garage sale for $5. Sold mom and 2 babies for decent money. Sold 2 babies together and got to have one for me! You are so funny with your ceramic cats. Lol. Hugs to Sue.
Jocelyn is soooo cute, can't stop watching.. love it how she says, that looks fun..
Love that little yellowish vase with lid. So cute.
How much fun!!
Love going shopping with you guys. SCORE on the pink lamp shade. Please please Sue make another lamp love your videos
Just had a thought... you gals need your own TV show!!! Maybe someday*! Love all your videos...still finding more to watch...I'm a thrift addict and resell on facebook marketplace locally . .. even have repeat customers . .so much fun and a bit of spare change ...you inspire me!! 😊
Enjoy your shopping adventures with Sue..
Your thrift stores are so clean and neat. Ours are dark and cluttered. Love your videos.
Oh I loved the pudding mould so much I would have bought that from you guys had yous bought it , love you two together x
Oh, I wish that I could come across a pudding mold like that one. The acorn theme was beautiful.
Oh my gosh, Salt Marsh Pottery, my friends. They stopped making the plants pressed pottery when The Christmas Tree Shop started duplicating local crafts shops' work and manufacturing it in China. Now they just do celebration pottery: plaques with baby feet, wedding bouquets, etc.
I love vintage but cute is cute, vintage or modern. That one piece can be put over a tea light candle. I think Sue needs that pink shade as a hat.