That blue plate was an Erte. He was a famous art deco artist. The plate design was art deco (1920s). I think they are rare because he was a painter and didn't typically work in porcelain.
I like your pace and that you show pieces as you discuss them. Some others fly through, don't show things and talk about things they aren't showing us. Your way is enjoyable, and educational to those who are new to thrifting. Earned a sub.
I just love the things you find, and I especially like how you take your time filming, so we can really see what you are seeing :) Also, I am a fan of old children story books with the illustrations-so nostalgic. Thank you for the videos.
At 26:43 there is a pink book vase. I collect those. The doll is probably French or Swiss. She is likely from the 60’s. I lived in Germany at that time and collected dolls like that from each country we visited.
At 13:53 in your video, you picked up some Vintage 6701. I'm always on the lookout for pieces in that pattern to build on my Grandmother's set. Yes, they are vintage (1967). 💜
I'm tired from packing Etsy orders and relaxing by finding new goodwill shoppers to follow. You have such different things than we do in Arizona! So many more vintage books! When you were behind the bunny and looking toward the snowflake garland Corelle there were a Homer Laughlin Mexicana Fiesta Kitchen Kraft plate (the one with the pottery and cactus)! I kept yelling at the computer, "pick it up! Pick it up!" Oh, I would love to find any of those 1930-40s southwestern pattern plates! If you find any more, ever, let me know and I will buy them from you :) Enjoying your videos, BTW :)
I had a little giggle to myself! 🤣 At the very beginning you were looking at the books and one of them was called ‘A distant Trump!’ In England we call farts ‘trumps!’ - I really need to grow up! 😂😂
I think that little shop till your drop purse was possibly a pill case. It looked kind of small for a change purse. I'm obsessed with mugs. Love the teacup and saucer even though they are a mix and match. Or you could possibly list them separately because someone might have the other half and be looking for its mate. Great video as always! :)
That blue dish that you thought for cheese or butter could be used in the bathroom to put lotion or other products on that are used everyday to clean the space up. Just bought something similar for my bathroom for my husbands deodorant and hair gel and it just looks so much cleaner and pretty.
When looking for old books look at date of published ...and if the outside is made of some type of cloth....those are your old books....I have a few over a 100 years old
Oh my gosh!! I actually gasped when I saw the snowflake garland saucers behind the big blow up bunnie!! Lol Today I found a snowflake garland platter at a rummage sale for $1!! I was so excited!!
I'm lil jelly, that sweeper would keep my 18 month old grandson busy. That was an awesome score. I noticed how quick you and your hubby agreed on that!!! :D
I almost fainted when you found " The Old Curiosity Shop" set, I have been trying to complete my set for the last 5 years. I would have bought most if not all
I have 4 liberty blue small plates. I also have 4 dinner plates of the Japan stoneware like yourself that you saw there. They are nice plates. love the April bunny, very vintage!
Great video once again! My only criticism might be that I prefer when you do voice overs, as your thoughts are a lot easier to listen to when there is no background noise. Keep up the great work. xx
Nesting Haven Yes, no kidding.....but that you can flip it again? I just don’t see how the profit margin can make it worth finding it, possible having to clean it, photograph it, pay for listing it, pay for packaging if it sells, then ship it.
Would have picked up the brass box and as much of the snowflake Corelle that was not damaged. Also the Winterberry mug. I love my Winterberry. I would use it year round. I have Christmas Nikko but it stays in the china cabinet. Anxious to see your haul.
Do you have 'whats sold' vlogs? I like seeing how other peoples stuff sells & making sure my own stuffs not priced too high to get it gone w still a good profit. Good ol ebay 'solds' always save my life everytime researching at the thrifts😉
Love corelle 'unbreakable' plates& use em everyday💖Aw i just found a larger version painting of that old man for like 4 bucks.luv him☺️& the 50'-60s illustrations are always so adoarble💖i know we all love vintage but do people really use saucers tho still?. loved the mid century shaped handles on those other usa cups though!!💖 ooo that planter was sooo boho😍😍im so bad about thrifting more when i dont even have everything listed.ughh!
I have a serving for 8 of the Liberty Blue. I collected them over the years. It’s sad to see how the prices have dropped. I also have the matching serving bowls, covered casserole and sugar and creamer
You are right it is sad. But if you like it, that’s all that matters! And look at it this way... you can add more pieces to your collection at great prices now!
@@thriftinginparadise2952 ... You are welcome. I have a collection of limoges boxes and I paid retail which would be well over $100 to $175 per box. I was surprised to see this one in the Goodwill. If she picked that up and it is limoges, it would be a good score. Take care.
I noticed, when the husbands shop with the wives,often the wives discourage the husbands selections. This couple seems to work well together;however, the wives tend to buy their tastes,and not always what they will keep, but can resell. Guys tend to buy tools,western items,war items,but toys that remind them of their childhood. Sometimes ,I feel like they are asking permission to select. It is interesting ,to see the things different people buy from state to state. Each to his/her own. I love to see the older couples, shop together, they really buy or select what each other likes. I also noticed, the thrifters are not always gentle with fragile items. It seems,like the items they don't select they just shove,push back any kind of way. So sometimes an item, is not chipped or broken, until the thriftters roughly handle them. No, they do not look good together. Get a solid cup.,and solid saucer. Two distinct patterns,but the saucer can also be used for a tid bit dish. This store has some very nice china. The teacups ,at that yard sale were real bone china and porcelain. Vintage and antique tea sets should not be separated;however, sets/patterns can be used all together in a theme setting. You just amaze me, with your young statements..can tell you are definitely not a baby boomer 😊 Get the little doll and dance her after you buy her. 😊 She is Scandinavian or one of the European dolls .. Actually vintage and well made. She has actual handmade clothes. I had to laugh at you, when you said not many coffee mugs 😂 They have lots of mugs and Chinaware I am partial,to the real vintage. You really pass up,some great items.
@Taylor Yeah, I realized that after she sent me a message, "Saying What.....?" I have two boys". Then I realized I took her comment the wrong way. That's what you get when you comment too soon! My mistake.
I really enjoyed this video, looking forward to your haul video. :D Avon gun was missing the gold twist part so I passed on it. (Now, the bottle portion is gone?? smh). There were soooo many *PRETTY* plates! I'm glad that you bought the lightswitch cover. Very nice and 1961 book, awesome year!! lol :D
That blue plate was an Erte. He was a famous art deco artist. The plate design was art deco (1920s). I think they are rare because he was a painter and didn't typically work in porcelain.
Oh interesting! Thanks for the info! 🧡💛
The first picture looked like Christopher Columbus. Butterfly book is awesome! Omg that 20$ set of dishes was sooo pretty!
Thanks!
I like your pace and that you show pieces as you discuss them. Some others fly through, don't show things and talk about things they aren't showing us. Your way is enjoyable, and educational to those who are new to thrifting.
Earned a sub.
Thanks so much!
I think the cutest thing in the store was your little toddler what a handsome family you have God bless
Aww lol
I just love the things you find, and I especially like how you take your time filming, so we can really see what you are seeing :) Also, I am a fan of old children story books with the illustrations-so nostalgic. Thank you for the videos.
Thank you!
At 26:43 there is a pink book vase. I collect those. The doll is probably French or Swiss. She is likely from the 60’s. I lived in Germany at that time and collected dolls like that from each country we visited.
Oh what a fun thing to collect! 🧡💛
That toilet mug would make a great planter lol. Especially for a bathroom!
Haha hilarious!
I love the two pictures... omg I would have snatched those right up.
Nice choice!
I love finding lonesome tea saucers, I use them for coasters for coffee cups. They look so pretty just sitting on the table.
That’s a great idea!
Portuguese hydrangea vase! Nice!
Thanks!
I would have grabbed the cups and saucers that match I collect them and the price is amazing. thank you for taking us along!
You are welcome!
Jeez, you find the coolest stuff. :) Can't wait to see the haul tomorrow. :)
Thanks Amy! 🧡💛
You could buy those green dishes at grocery stores in the 70s. I had a whole set of them.
Oh you guys had the best stuff!
I Love the Snowake garland Corelle; I've never found any either in the wild. I would've gotten it for myself.
Thanks for sharing, Cindy
Yes! I was shocked to see it. Was bummed out the other cups and saucers were damaged.
Loved the Christmas tier tray.
Cute, wasn't it!? 😊
Yes. You find the neatest things. We don’t find things like that here.
@@helenmcknight7860thank you!
I think that toilet bowl mug would make a cute water dish for a small dog. Lol
That’s a great idea, Jennifer! 💕
Hi Jennifer! Miss you! 🧡💛
I love your thrifting Videos. I watch them over and over.
thank you ☺️
@Nesting Haven you're welcome 😊
Thanks for your support, Veda! 🧡💛
At 13:53 in your video, you picked up some Vintage 6701. I'm always on the lookout for pieces in that pattern to build on my Grandmother's set. Yes, they are vintage (1967). 💜
I hope you have found many more pieces for your collection now! 😊
I loved that coffee cup winking at you. That's usually the smallest coffee cup I would use, lol.
Haha nice!
Wow so much pretty china at your Goodwill! Ours is mostly new junk. Love it!
True, it’s so fun to look at!
I'm tired from packing Etsy orders and relaxing by finding new goodwill shoppers to follow. You have such different things than we do in Arizona! So many more vintage books! When you were behind the bunny and looking toward the snowflake garland Corelle there were a Homer Laughlin Mexicana Fiesta Kitchen Kraft plate (the one with the pottery and cactus)! I kept yelling at the computer, "pick it up! Pick it up!" Oh, I would love to find any of those 1930-40s southwestern pattern plates! If you find any more, ever, let me know and I will buy them from you :) Enjoying your videos, BTW :)
oops...it is the Riviera Mexicana Hacienda pattern...still by Home Laughlin
I will keep a look out for it. I didn’t even notice it and I don’t recall seeing one since. Very cute! Good eye!
I had a little giggle to myself! 🤣 At the very beginning you were looking at the books and one of them was called ‘A distant Trump!’ In England we call farts ‘trumps!’ - I really need to grow up! 😂😂
Haha that's funny. I never heard of farts being called trumps before. 🤣
😆😂 just saw this again!
Monkey tree was sooooo cute!
😊
The Corelle snowflake pattern was my very first set of dishes and still have them. Love Corelle dishes.
Awesome! Hand onto them, they are the hardest pattern to find from the Pyrex corelle compatibles.
I saw a lot of really cute $1 mugs. Thanks for sharing. 😊
They are hard to resist. I have to stop myself sometimes haha
Mismatch tea set can be called a "Frankenset." That is what I call a mismatch stack of different Pyrex on display.
That’s true! I call my random Pyrex sets Frankenstacks! 💕
I think that little shop till your drop purse was possibly a pill case. It looked kind of small for a change purse. I'm obsessed with mugs. Love the teacup and saucer even though they are a mix and match. Or you could possibly list them separately because someone might have the other half and be looking for its mate. Great video as always! :)
True! Mix and match can be wonderful! More fun that way. 🧡💛
I love the hound christmas mug!! ♥️🐕♥️🐕♥️
Yes! That was so cool!
That blue dish that you thought for cheese or butter could be used in the bathroom to put lotion or other products on that are used everyday to clean the space up. Just bought something similar for my bathroom for my husbands deodorant and hair gel and it just looks so much cleaner and pretty.
Oh good idea!
i LOVE the orange flower plate!
Good pick! 🧡💛
When I was a little girl, in the early 1960s, I had that exact butterfly book.
Oh wow! That’s so fun! 💕
I was going to say the same!
Little doll that you picked you with the stripe skirt was German. I had a set when I was a kid.
How do you tell if it’s a German doll?
Oh nice! Thank you!
Another great video I lovet thanks for sharing.
Thanks Mehri! Always appreciate you watching! 💕
I love the toilet mug/planter.
Haha seems to be a fav
Love the butterflies and moths book!
Ooh! Good pick!
The two pictures of the Renaissance figures, were beautiful, the frames too! Hope you bought them!
Thank you!
When looking for old books look at date of published ...and if the outside is made of some type of cloth....those are your old books....I have a few over a 100 years old
Oh my gosh!! I actually gasped when I saw the snowflake garland saucers behind the big blow up bunnie!! Lol Today I found a snowflake garland platter at a rummage sale for $1!! I was so excited!!
Oh you had a great score! Awesome!
My son has that matchbox sweeper truck and he loves it!
Awesome! We are all about anything our toddlers can clean up their toys we step on with lol
I'm lil jelly, that sweeper would keep my 18 month old grandson busy. That was an awesome score. I noticed how quick you and your hubby agreed on that!!! :D
@@sherryv4530haha yes!
I would buy the vase from Portugal.
The paintings you were looking at in the beginning are by Rembrandt. When you see his art in museums they look like photographs.
Oh okay! Thanks Sandra! 🧡💛
Great haul, can’t wait to see everything
🧡💛 thanks Rebecca
Toilet mug,, 👏👏👏😂😂😂
Haha was a good laugh!
@@NestingHaven could use as a planter in bathroom
@@pameladilley8515too funny!
I loved the case from Portugal.
I thought it was pretty stunning too! 😊
That Goodwill has lost its mind with those prices. Sadly it's spreading.
Our Goodwill's are pricing canning jars over retail. Many of their prices are crazy.
I almost fainted when you found " The Old Curiosity Shop" set, I have been trying to complete my set for the last 5 years. I would have bought most if not all
Oh I love that green transferware! What a fun set to collect!
I have 4 liberty blue small plates. I also have 4 dinner plates of the Japan stoneware like yourself that you saw there. They are nice plates. love the April bunny, very vintage!
Love the Japan stoneware! I have made a floral plate wall with them now. 🧡💛
Really cute children💙
Thanks Nancy!
I would have bought that toilet mug as a gag Christmas gift
@Laura Melendez or use it as a planter. It was very cute, funny!! :D
I would have given it to my FIL!! That would have made my Xmas 🤣
That was such a popular choice! Haha 🧡💛
Great video once again! My only criticism might be that I prefer when you do voice overs, as your thoughts are a lot easier to listen to when there is no background noise. Keep up the great work. xx
I’m stunned that this stuff re-sells.
Thrift stores have done it everyday for years. 🤷🏻♀️
Nesting Haven Yes, no kidding.....but that you can flip it again? I just don’t see how the profit margin can make it worth finding it, possible having to clean it, photograph it, pay for listing it, pay for packaging if it sells, then ship it.
That raised paint mug would be moriage. Always made in japan
I like the Lord's prayer vase. I been looking for one
Good pick!
You can always put a different picture in the frames
True! 😊
I love butterfly
Heavy pottery plate with flowers was a grocery store give away in Atlanta in 1970's/ I had a set...i's pass that one up.
Sooo many good ones! I hang them on my wall now. 😊🧡💛
Would have picked up the brass box and as much of the snowflake Corelle that was not damaged. Also the Winterberry mug. I love my Winterberry. I would use it year round. I have Christmas Nikko but it stays in the china cabinet. Anxious to see your haul.
I know right? Why is it so cute? Hard to resist!
I loved that Christmas tier tray! I saw a snowflake coffee mug but I don’t think you saw it?
You are probably right
Do you have 'whats sold' vlogs? I like seeing how other peoples stuff sells & making sure my own stuffs not priced too high to get it gone w still a good profit. Good ol ebay 'solds' always save my life everytime researching at the thrifts😉
I don’t really do them because they don’t seem to be that requested. 🧡💛
Fiesta ware dishes while you were studying Norman Rockwell? It looked like they were only a dollar...
I wish my local Goodwill was as good as yours!
Depends on the day I guess 🧡💛
Your children are lovely
Thank you! 😊
I wish you would have grabbed those cups and saucers that you said were a good price. I have a few saucers and don’t know a thing about them
I love how this starts without an intro. I scroll past intros every time.
Me to
25:47 Doesn’t that mug match that 1987 tidbit tray you got? 4:53 I would have gotten it
It’s possible!
Love corelle 'unbreakable' plates& use em everyday💖Aw i just found a larger version painting of that old man for like 4 bucks.luv him☺️& the 50'-60s illustrations are always so adoarble💖i know we all love vintage but do people really use saucers tho still?. loved the mid century shaped handles on those other usa cups though!!💖
ooo that planter was sooo boho😍😍im so bad about thrifting more when i dont even have everything listed.ughh!
I think a lot of people like to use them to put under their planters or as little trinket dishes.
I wanted that green cameo jewelry box
Cameo was the word I was looking for haha. They have to be a somewhat recent set I’ve been seeing them turn up in the thrift store a lot lately.
Hi Nicole, I have a blue heart ♡ shaped one with the cameo and bow. My father gave it to me in 2001. I still use mine.
@@sherryv4530that’s awesome, sherry!
I hope you picked up the German Set (not the chipped platter).
Great finds tfs I think the thing at the end was a glue gun holder
Oh maybe! I didn't even have a guess for it lol
My goodwill has a bunch of the snowflake garland saucers and cups. I can't get into the Corelle sets though.
I have a serving for 8 of the Liberty Blue. I collected them over the years. It’s sad to see how the prices have dropped. I also have the matching serving bowls, covered casserole and sugar and creamer
You are right it is sad. But if you like it, that’s all that matters! And look at it this way... you can add more pieces to your collection at great prices now!
Hancohocking is very expensive items $13... was good for that it cooks like Pyrex...Oneida is very expensive
Passed right by the fiesta wear coffee cups
I usually on get the post 86
Shop till you drop may be a limoges box 📦. Very pricey French boxes.
@@thriftinginparadise2952 ... You are welcome. I have a collection of limoges boxes and I paid retail which would be well over $100 to $175 per box. I was surprised to see this one in the Goodwill. If she picked that up and it is limoges, it would be a good score. Take care.
You know, if you glue your marbles to something then you can’t lose them 🤣
Haha ya, that's what I was thinking! 🤣
Depends on the glue, too! lol
Lol still funny! 😆
I think that mug matches your tidbit tray?
🧡💛
Cameo is the lady on the green powder bowel
Thank you! I couldn’t think of it. 🧡💛
I noticed, when the husbands shop with the wives,often the wives discourage the husbands selections.
This couple seems to work well together;however, the wives tend to buy their tastes,and not always what they will keep, but can resell.
Guys tend to buy tools,western items,war items,but toys that remind them of their childhood.
Sometimes ,I feel like they are asking permission to select.
It is interesting ,to see the things different people buy from state to state. Each to his/her own.
I love to see the older couples, shop together, they really buy or select what each other likes.
I also noticed, the thrifters are not always gentle with fragile items.
It seems,like the items they don't select they just shove,push back any kind of way.
So sometimes an item, is not chipped or broken, until the thriftters roughly handle them.
No, they do not look good together.
Get a solid cup.,and solid saucer.
Two distinct patterns,but the saucer can also be used for a tid bit dish.
This store has some very nice china.
The teacups ,at that yard sale were real bone china and porcelain.
Vintage and antique tea sets should not be separated;however, sets/patterns can be used all together in a theme setting.
You just amaze me, with your young statements..can tell you are definitely not a baby boomer 😊
Get the little doll and dance her after you buy her. 😊
She is Scandinavian or one of the European dolls ..
Actually vintage and well made.
She has actual handmade clothes.
I had to laugh at you, when you said not many coffee mugs 😂
They have lots of mugs and Chinaware
I am partial,to the real vintage.
You really pass up,some great items.
THE TOILET CUP IS FOR A CAT WATER DISH!( CATS ALWAYS IN YR TOILET BOWL IF LID IS NOT DOWN
Haha too funny!
You’re on your way to being a homeschooler with those vintage educational books. Ask me how I know? (Wink, wink!)
Haha yup! We are homeschooling 🧡💛
Grody! Lmao
To the max! 🤣
@@NestingHaven valley girl! 🤣
@@deesbalm_and_treasureshaha
That wood thing with the tile is a glue gun holder
That mug looks like the 60's not the 90's
The depression glass candle sticks and sugar and creamer were reproductions.
Bunny planter
Good choice!
I think u and your husband need to do more together vidios.. Could move into your travel with family.. You are just good stuff.. I love it..
Why is the made in China stuff bad?
I sell vintage. Made in China just isn’t usually old enough for me to list on Etsy.
@@NestingHaven oh ok. I just always see resellers put the made in China stuff back. Thanks for the quick reply.
Occupied Japan pieces though are well sought after
You sound and like the same stuff as the crazy lamp lady .you should check out her TH-cam. You even say those ones lol
Lol we are actually good friends now. Just saw this comment. 🧡💛
❤️❤️❤️
the toilet bowl is for a dog
Haha this was such a popular item in the comments! 🧡💛
Cameo
Bingo! 😊
The cameo was probably expensive
Pretty prettYpRetTyprEttYPRETTY.....NO MATTER HIW YOY L00K AT IT YOU ARE PRETTY SWEET.........
People who live in China are very happy to see that something is made in China, just like we do in our countries..lol🐨🇦🇺
Ya, I can’t sell most made in China stuff on Etsy because it’s not vintage.
I love black butte
Goodwill is way to expensive. Their over priced, i think.
Educational book for the boys? Did you just eliminate 1/2 of your potential customers?
What? I have two sons.
@Taylor Yeah, I realized that after she sent me a message, "Saying What.....?" I have two boys". Then I realized I took her comment the wrong way. That's what you get when you comment too soon! My mistake.
I really enjoyed this video, looking forward to your haul video. :D Avon gun was missing the gold twist part so I passed on it. (Now, the bottle portion is gone?? smh).
There were soooo many *PRETTY* plates! I'm glad that you bought the lightswitch cover. Very nice and 1961 book, awesome year!! lol :D
Yay for 1961! Haha 🧡💛