@@Chicago48 Because people are inspired by the quotes and many ppl have a favorite passage. Depends also on the age and what the sign is made of and the look and feel of the item as to whether I will pick it up
Hey Dom, some of those frosted figurines (like @ 7:36) could be Lalique from France. Maybe check that out, it would be etched in the glass. They can go for good money.
The vintage glass Christmas ornaments might be worth a look. Shiny Brite is a good brand to look for. Old German glass ornaments can be good too.I love how the Mom doll was giving Hubby the side eye. Greetings Princess Daisy!
Thanks Michelle. Being with Jocelyn helped make things click for me. I sent her a pic when I sourced this and she was excited. I always have my famous boxes lol. Thanks for watching!
I saw that chip on the blue,pink and yellow vase while you were showing it. I can’t believe you couldn’t hear me saying it was chipped. I always run my finger around the edge of every thing I purchase. I learned to do that after bringing home many chipped items. It’s all a learning experience! Just found your channel and I like it. Gonna subscribe. Thanx for your videos.
Sorry to miss the premiere, Dom, but my brother was visiting for the weekend. Looks like you're going to have to start adding bubble wrap to your boxes - even a little clanking makes me nervous. Looking at sold prices at auction, the L E Smith glass seems to sell for surprisingly little - you seem to have gotten one of the better pieces. As you probably know, serious art books can sell for big $$$ if you ever find them. I once saw a lot of rare Klee books go for over $1000 at auction. The catalogue raisonné type of art book is in a different league from the coffee table books.
Yeah, I’m real happy with the LE Smith vase. Will keep an eye out for the art books. I already use bubble wrap. See my shipping vids on shipping breakables. Double boxing is the key. See you at the next premiere.
On behalf of all the new resellers like myself I would like to thank you for all the knowledge that you pass on to all of us. It has helped save me from throwing away money unnecessarily!
I love the LE Smith and the coloring books! But I wouldn't buy the Italy vase because of the chip which stood out to me when you were considering it or the wood windchimes which are missing 1 "tube". If I inherited either of those items, that damage wouldn't bother me. Thanks
The water pitcher and basin are beautiful! Love the Italian vase; for some of us no biggie with the chip.Gorgeous colors!! Love the Native American dolls!!❤to 🐕🐾🐾❣️
It amazes me how chips or cracks go unnoticed. You look several times and dont see till purchased I have to carry around and look often before seeing imperfections. Our brain likes to tell us it's perfect if we want it bad enough.
True, but I learned my lesson from that, and from this point on and all videos, you will see me exploring the items with my fingers in addition to looking at it.
I love love love to buy glass, but you have to remember to run your hands along the rims and edges to make sure you don’t feel any chips. It’s as important as making sure that batteries in electronic devices aren’t corroded.
I get it but in this situation that actually could be dangerous because that is a sharp edge that can cut your hands. Anyway, in this situation it would not have mattered because I still would get that vase for $5 with the chip.
The dolls were a great find. There are a lot of doll buyers out there. The paper dolls probably would sell to mixed media artists. They are always looking for paper items for artwork as well as journal makers. Thanks for the video!
New here, and catching up on your postings. As a book guy I ended up going to a lot of the type of sales you do a long time ago, I am not so active now that I am over 75. One of the things I learned early on, because I was not above picking other things than books, if the price was right, ... after all I was already there.. was not to just use my eyes when looking at ceramics, China, and glass ware. use your fingers to run over all the edges, where there was likely to be a chip or crack. Your fingers will pick up things, even under the dust, that your eyes will miss. Even turning up a lot of carefully done repairs, not to mention the not so well done ones. 🙂
Some really nice grabs in that group but I would have left the chip vase behind. Tried and failed at the same thing - thinking a small chip wouldn't make a difference but it really does if there's others for sale. So I try to examine them as close as possible when I first looked them over. You're still going to miss stuff like a crack but that's the best way to keep from being stuck with something you can barely get your money back for.
Did you find out why the family just walked off and left all those possessions in the house? It's surprising no one went in over the years and stole things. I loved the wood burning stove. I have to admit, I'm still not used to seeing you handle glass! Especially the thin fragile pieces. 😄 I saw the chip in the colored piece but figured you didn't mind since it was so different. It was my favorite item. Sweet Daisy, she always brings a smile!
Hi Lina. From what I heard, it was one guy living there, there was a fire, he bailed, and the estate sale company was hired to liquidate. He wasn’t gone for years and the place was in an isolated location which is why the stuff was still there. Definitely a change with the glass stuff but have not broken anything yet. Yes, that glass vase was so worth it for $5 even with the chip. Daisy says hi!
I don't know a lot about glass either, but I do know to pass on pieces with chips and/or cracks. The curved vase looked like it had a huge crack on the lip
It's actually a small chip but some pieces will still sell with a chip in it. I was not going to pass on this one due to the scarcity, iridescent rainbow colors, and Italian origin, and the $5 price. In general though, yes, usually best to avoid chips and cracks
Thanks! 66 water pitcher and basins sold on eBay in the last 90 days out of 109 listed. 61% sell through rate. Highest sold was about $275. Probably long term though and will likely have to lower the price at some point.
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter that’s an amazing sell through rate given how heavy they are. I see them all the time at shops with low prices and they seem to hang around forever. Good luck with yours!!
Thanks for the shoutout on the bell - sure do miss the live sales! I am always here even if I don't get to comment. Watch on TV most of the time anymore. Love seeing you picking up glass and other items. So many great finds. Another amazing video - thanks for sharing!
The blue swung vase is a LE Smith Smoothie in peacock I think. Amazing price.oh when you ship it wrap it in pool noodles an stuff the inside with bubble wrap. Also after you wrap the pool noodles wrap in bubble an double box it.
The dolls!!! 😲 They're amazing, but "They're a little dusty" cracked me up! 😆 I would not have picked up the wash set because it seems like a shipping nightmare--good for you!
Could you hear me shouting : "It's chipped!!" ? I constantly advise CLL to use her hands, not her eyes, to check for chips and cracks, to no avail. I'm fairly certain that your washstand set is a project piece. Perhaps it does have some value in 2023. Great score on the 2 large Native American dolls!! OH...You found the chip.
I have followed Jocelyn for awhile now, do you watch her videos? She is so knowledgable. I have learned so much from her about glass. When you were picking up the vases I was like saying, nope not that one it's chipped lol. The Swung vase is nice ! I wanted to give you a small tip IF you don't mind. (delete if not appreciated) :p In the estate sale house when you were showing the gorgeous pitcher and basin, you were spinning the picture to show us how dirty it was. If you listen as your doing that it sounds like there is a sheet of sand paper between the 2 items. After cleaned you showed us again, you were spinning the bowl. I was so afraid that would you get home and find damage in the basin, like scratches ect. Just have to really protect the "used glass" items since most are not found pristine. Best of luck on the new rabbit hole your diving in. Great video, thanks!
Yep, I watch her vids and comment. We just did a bunch of videos together. I still like that chipped vase for $5 though 😅. Yep, definitely will be careful with the breakables. Thanks!
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter great. I saw ya'll meet up at the tent city sales, forgot where they were but lasted 5 or 7 days? Much enjoyed both of your videos.
Lol, no it was empty. I have to pick and chose what I’m going to show and discuss and already showed 3 items I was not getting in that area so showing an empty box didn’t make the cut. Good eye though! It’s just one of the things I know going into making these vids. Some will ask why I did not grab something if I don’t explain why but I just can’t do that for all of the items in the house
Dom, I could see that chip right away which is amazing as I never see chips or cracks till I get items home. I like the Native American dolls. I think people used to call them Skookum dolls and they sold for near $100 each and I think the larger they are the more they are worth. A great pickup for $5.
Yep, very happy with those dolls and the blue vase. As for the chipped vase, I could not pass it up for $5 with those colors, shape, Italian origin, and age.
Agreed,,, Seem to remember (back in the 70's) how 'trendy' Early American decor was with local hobby/greenware shops. ie. Ethan Allen Furniture stores, Wood Spinning Wheels etc.
You keep missing the opportunity to ask them to metal detect the property. You have been to some amazing old houses lately. You go with the line of H"ey I do metal detecting as a hobby and was wondering if by chance the owners ever lost anything that you would like to find before the house is sold". It works great. Most of the time the say that nothing has ever been lost, but you can still detect the property if you like. If you're ever in the Detroit area, let me know and we can go detect some areas. HH Matt
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter That's all good. Metal Detecting takes your mind off of those other responsibilities, lol. The only thing is ion your mind is that next beep. HH Matt
The LE Smith vase was a great score. They are called “swung” because of the way they are made. The vase is created at the top by the artist swinging it while the glass is still pliable. None of them are the same at top. I believe the larger they are the more they’re worth. Don’t know how the really big ones are made. Big bucks to be had for them.
I just picked up a vintage Superman coloring book as part of a large lot of comics from the Allentown Paper show. I hear you on the coloring books!🤘😎👍. There were also a big chunk of 12 cent comics in the box too! 🎉
Nice vid, thanks so much! Daisy is funny with that spot on the couch she's always on, I love it! Nice perspective on sometimes its just worth the education. I've learned so much in just this past year researching the odds and ends I've found and the items I've had success with or even not so much.
I am just now poking into your yard sale/estate sale play list. when my son's university room mate graduated with a teaching degree he boarded a cruise ship for many years to teach the kids of rich folks ...lol. When I asked him what his job description was he called it "EDU_TAINMENT". Good word for making learning fun, I guess. It's what you do too, really, taking us along to your picks and road trips for goodies, teaching us and entertaining at the same time.James is a land-lubber now, married with a bunch of kids but what a life he had while he settled down. Daisy?..... she's just sweet eye-candy.
Congrats on finally dipping into the world of glass and ceramics!!! I love your vids and I do watch many of your vids Not just estate sale vids. 😉 FYI...your link above for Etsy says page not found and your link for the shoe lift also says page not found. Thanks for all the info you provide. Can't wait for he next vid! Daisy is so adorable....Give her a couple of belly rubs from me.
Great find on the LE Smith. Too bad the American Eagle was claimed by one of the estate sale people. They should have removed it before the sale if they want it. Why? Because I was at an estate sale a few months ago. I picked up two swung vases off the sale table, found the estate sale company owner to ask the price (nothing was priced), she grabbed them from my hands and said... I’m getting these, you can’t buy them and she walked away with them. I was so shocked. I’ll never attended a sale by that company again. So unethical. What can you do? 🤷🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
Dominic, I want to sell on Ebay Vintage ablums. Can I sell on E without setting up a PayPal account? Can I give my bank account # and routing # and have the money go directly into my account? Years ago I sold books and it seemed alot easier then. We have learned so much by watching your videos. (the albums have some water damage to the jacket) I have kept the best ones!
@@grandmasheeshee9579 yes indeed. eBay has a new managed payments system. It’s easy to set up. I have payments automatically deposited into my bank account each day from eBay
So neat running into you once again Dom! We enjoy all your videos. We've learned a lot! Thanks for the shout out from Rod & me to give Daisy some love. She really likes that spot on the top of the couch back. lol Good lookout for her to protect P.T.H.Q. & to watch for Mrs. P.T.!!
Gah, the ceramic water jug and bowl were art projects at ceramics class in the 70-80s. Not worth much unless you are a twenty something who likes cottage core aesthetic who isn’t so knowledgeable yet.
The pitcher and wash basins wether vintage or not really don't sell as there's no market for them lucky to get $49-70 really lucky that is very long tail!
Definitely long tail. We’ll see what happens. eBay sold results show 66 sold in the last 90 days out of 109 completed listed (61%sell through rate). Highest sold is $277.25
No, I purposely passed on it. That's a Charles Chips tin. I used to get those delivered to my house from the Cahrles Chips truck when I was a kid. I see them at half of the estate sales I go to. They are very common and not worth much especially when factoring in shipping. I do get some potato chip containers sometimes but usually much older ones made on cardboard. Same with pretzel containers.
LE Smith Blue Swung Vase in my eBay store: ebay.us/WJHKhJ
Why are religious signs valuable? I see them all the time but didn't think they had much value.
@@Chicago48 Because people are inspired by the quotes and many ppl have a favorite passage. Depends also on the age and what the sign is made of and the look and feel of the item as to whether I will pick it up
I was saying pick it up lol!!!!!!!!!!! great price good for trying something new Lamp lady is the queen!
@@rhondalockrey9592 thanks Rhonda!
Hey Dom, some of those frosted figurines (like @ 7:36) could be Lalique from France. Maybe check that out, it would be etched in the glass. They can go for good money.
Ok thanks!
The vintage glass Christmas ornaments might be worth a look. Shiny Brite is a good brand to look for. Old German glass ornaments can be good too.I love how the Mom doll was giving Hubby the side eye. Greetings Princess Daisy!
That blue vase is amazinggg! And the rainbow vase 🙌🏻 stunning
Thanks Jessy! I'll have lots more glass in future vids.
Glad you grabbed the blue swing vase for $15, thats a steal. It was great to see you on Jocelyn's video. Loved that you even had your boxes with!!!
Thanks Michelle. Being with Jocelyn helped make things click for me. I sent her a pic when I sourced this and she was excited. I always have my famous boxes lol. Thanks for watching!
Watch out for those chips, and FYI glass items are a pain to ship and often break in transit.
Yep, but for $5 I could not pass that up. I am an expert in shipping glass and breakables. See my glass shipping videos.
I ship many breakables Out of 200 I only had one casualty!
@@annettepower7194 nice!
There are ways to wrap breakables that will protect them even if they are dropped out of a plane if one is not lazy and careless.
Why is a black doll racist?
I saw that chip on the blue,pink and yellow vase while you were showing it. I can’t believe you couldn’t hear me saying it was chipped. I always run my finger around the edge of every thing I purchase. I learned to do that after bringing home many chipped items. It’s all a learning experience! Just found your channel and I like it. Gonna subscribe. Thanx for your videos.
Thanks for subscribing. Yep, I'll be checing rims better but did buy it for $5 knowing the chip was there. Love that piece
The Italian vase is beautiful, even with the chip. Daisy is stylin with her little ponytail!
Thanks. That's what I keep trying to remind ppl about. Worth it with the chip lol. Daisy says hi
15 bucks for the LE Smith! SCORE! As for the chip on the vase, i noticed it when you were waving it around and deciding on it. Great video Dom!
Thanks Rose! Couldn’t pass it up $5 with those iridescent rainbow colors, even with the chip
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter yes exactly, someone will love it!
Sorry to miss the premiere, Dom, but my brother was visiting for the weekend.
Looks like you're going to have to start adding bubble wrap to your boxes - even a little clanking makes me nervous. Looking at sold prices at auction, the L E Smith glass seems to sell for surprisingly little - you seem to have gotten one of the better pieces.
As you probably know, serious art books can sell for big $$$ if you ever find them. I once saw a lot of rare Klee books go for over $1000 at auction. The catalogue raisonné type of art book is in a different league from the coffee table books.
Yeah, I’m real happy with the LE Smith vase. Will keep an eye out for the art books. I already use bubble wrap. See my shipping vids on shipping breakables. Double boxing is the key. See you at the next premiere.
You never listen, I was screaming so loud at my phone when you picked up that vase because of that chip....lol
On behalf of all the new resellers like myself I would like to thank you for all the knowledge that you pass on to all of us. It has helped save me from throwing away money unnecessarily!
Lol. Still worth it for $5 though
@@daveparnell3886 thanks! Nice to hear something positive!
I fussed at him too about that chip! He wouldn’t listen to me!!! Lol🤭😜
I have a L. E. Smith almost just like it sitting on my stand. I was so happy when you picked it up😊😊😊😊 very proud. 💙💙💙
Thanks Roberta! That means a lot 😀👍
I love the LE Smith and the coloring books! But I wouldn't buy the Italy vase because of the chip which stood out to me when you were considering it or the wood windchimes which are missing 1 "tube". If I inherited either of those items, that damage wouldn't bother me. Thanks
I hear ya. For $2 and $5 though I felt it was worth taking a shot on them
The water pitcher and basin are beautiful! Love the Italian vase; for some of us no biggie with the chip.Gorgeous colors!! Love the Native American dolls!!❤to 🐕🐾🐾❣️
Thanks Beth! Agree with no biggie on the chip
Great Video, Dom. For sure - grab any signed "glass" you see. I've noticed that well renowned makers usually sign thier work.
Thanks for the tip!
YES, YES ON THE GLASS VASE !! I try to keep them Cheap because I collect them. 😊😊
Lol glad you liked it!
You can use an emery board on chips and glass.
How does an emery board help with chip? To smooth it out?
Yay!!!! On the swung vase and the stunning Italian vase Yay!!
Thanks April!
I love all of the ceramics & glass but the LE vase is my fav hands down. I would’ve screamed if I found one!
Ps- Hi Daisy!
Thanks! I was so excited! says hi
It amazes me how chips or cracks go unnoticed. You look several times and dont see till purchased I have to carry around and look often before seeing imperfections. Our brain likes to tell us it's perfect if we want it bad enough.
True, but I learned my lesson from that, and from this point on and all videos, you will see me exploring the items with my fingers in addition to looking at it.
I was talking about myself, but I did see your chip and obviously to late to tell you! Lol!
@@adriannapacheco4602lol I think we all do it but touching it has really helped eliminate picking up things with chips
Awesome video Dom!! Love the country view! Lol the famous vase finally shows up in a vid!!🤣
Lol there it is! 😅
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter 🤣🤣👍👍
I love love love to buy glass, but you have to remember to run your hands along the rims and edges to make sure you don’t feel any chips. It’s as important as making sure that batteries in electronic devices aren’t corroded.
I get it but in this situation that actually could be dangerous because that is a sharp edge that can cut your hands. Anyway, in this situation it would not have mattered because I still would get that vase for $5 with the chip.
Well, don’t push down too hard when you’re doing it! 😂
@@Secondwindoregon really gotta take it slow bc some chips are super sharp
The dolls were a great find. There are a lot of doll buyers out there. The paper dolls probably would sell to mixed media artists. They are always looking for paper items for artwork as well as journal makers. Thanks for the video!
Thanks! I appreciate it!
Love, Love Love your insight on picking up books..I've learned so much! Ephemera is so fun..thank you for focusing so much on that most of all
New here, and catching up on your postings. As a book guy I ended up going to a lot of the type of sales you do a long time ago, I am not so active now that I am over 75. One of the things I learned early on, because I was not above picking other things than books, if the price was right, ... after all I was already there.. was not to just use my eyes when looking at ceramics, China, and glass ware. use your fingers to run over all the edges, where there was likely to be a chip or crack. Your fingers will pick up things, even under the dust, that your eyes will miss. Even turning up a lot of carefully done repairs, not to mention the not so well done ones. 🙂
Yes, you are right. I am doing that more and more now, You will see that in the next video. Thanks for watching!
Some really nice grabs in that group but I would have left the chip vase behind. Tried and failed at the same thing - thinking a small chip wouldn't make a difference but it really does if there's others for sale. So I try to examine them as close as possible when I first looked them over. You're still going to miss stuff like a crack but that's the best way to keep from being stuck with something you can barely get your money back for.
I figured this one was still worth it for just $5.
Great job as always! That blue vase should do well for you I would think.
Thanks RR, I think so too. Thanks for coming to the premiere!
Did you find out why the family just walked off and left all those possessions in the house? It's surprising no one went in over the years and stole things. I loved the wood burning stove. I have to admit, I'm still not used to seeing you handle glass! Especially the thin fragile pieces. 😄 I saw the chip in the colored piece but figured you didn't mind since it was so different. It was my favorite item. Sweet Daisy, she always brings a smile!
Hi Lina. From what I heard, it was one guy living there, there was a fire, he bailed, and the estate sale company was hired to liquidate. He wasn’t gone for years and the place was in an isolated location which is why the stuff was still there. Definitely a change with the glass stuff but have not broken anything yet. Yes, that glass vase was so worth it for $5 even with the chip. Daisy says hi!
I don't know a lot about glass either, but I do know to pass on pieces with chips and/or cracks. The curved vase looked like it had a huge crack on the lip
80, well I guess I fail on that logic as well
It's actually a small chip but some pieces will still sell with a chip in it. I was not going to pass on this one due to the scarcity, iridescent rainbow colors, and Italian origin, and the $5 price. In general though, yes, usually best to avoid chips and cracks
Good luck w the bowl and pitcher. They’re a hard sell these days. The swung vase was quite a find! Love your videos!
Thanks! 66 water pitcher and basins sold on eBay in the last 90 days out of 109 listed. 61% sell through rate. Highest sold was about $275. Probably long term though and will likely have to lower the price at some point.
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter that’s an amazing sell through rate given how heavy they are. I see them all the time at shops with low prices and they seem to hang around forever. Good luck with yours!!
@@JudyCoggins thanks!
Thanks for the shoutout on the bell - sure do miss the live sales! I am always here even if I don't get to comment. Watch on TV most of the time anymore. Love seeing you picking up glass and other items. So many great finds. Another amazing video - thanks for sharing!
Had to shout you out on those...you made the bells famous on TH-cam! Glad you liked the breakables. Thanks for watching!
I think the bowl and pitcher are a hobbyist piece it’s not ironstone. They don’t sell so well a lot of vendors break them up to sell.
Maybe. We will see what happens.
Love the vase. Good sellers and not that hard to ship. Dip the toe and enjoy glass.
Will do! Thanks!
The blue swung vase is a LE Smith Smoothie in peacock I think. Amazing price.oh when you ship it wrap it in pool noodles an stuff the inside with bubble wrap. Also after you wrap the pool noodles wrap in bubble an double box it.
Yep, I mentioned that later. Thanks for the shipping tips. I’m a double boxer. See my shipping vids on breakables
The dolls!!! 😲 They're amazing, but "They're a little dusty" cracked me up! 😆 I would not have picked up the wash set because it seems like a shipping nightmare--good for you!
Thanks! Some of those dolls are worth good money! Totally understand on the wash basin. It’s going to be challenging for sure. 🙏🤣
Thank you for a fun video. Have had a miserable night dealing with a health issue. You made me laugh. ❤ I really needed that
Thanks Lisa! I hope you feel better!
What was in the box underneath the table where you found Snoopy? It looks like either comics or magazines, but it is too difficult to see.
Just crafting magazines unfortunately
What a gorgeous view 😍
Beautiful
100 percent yes on the blue swung vase, worth around 200.00
Thanks. I'll update folks on the sold price
Could you hear me shouting : "It's chipped!!" ? I constantly advise CLL to use her hands, not her eyes, to check for chips and cracks, to no avail. I'm fairly certain that your washstand set is a project piece. Perhaps it does have some value in 2023. Great score on the 2 large Native American dolls!! OH...You found the chip.
LOL. Yes, I found it but I really could not pass something like that up for $5. Thanks for watching
I have followed Jocelyn for awhile now, do you watch her videos? She is so knowledgable.
I have learned so much from her about glass. When you were picking up the vases I
was like saying, nope not that one it's chipped lol. The Swung vase is nice ! I wanted to give
you a small tip IF you don't mind. (delete if not appreciated) :p In the estate sale house when
you were showing the gorgeous pitcher and basin, you were spinning the picture to show us
how dirty it was. If you listen as your doing that it sounds like there is a sheet of sand paper
between the 2 items. After cleaned you showed us again, you were spinning the bowl. I was so
afraid that would you get home and find damage in the basin, like scratches ect. Just have to
really protect the "used glass" items since most are not found pristine. Best of luck on the new
rabbit hole your diving in. Great video, thanks!
Yep, I watch her vids and comment. We just did a bunch of videos together. I still like that chipped vase for $5 though 😅. Yep, definitely will be careful with the breakables. Thanks!
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter great. I saw ya'll meet up at the tent city sales, forgot where they were but lasted 5 or 7 days? Much enjoyed both of your videos.
Dude, you missed looking at the metal lock box at 18:00 in the video. Under the Annual book.
Lol, no it was empty. I have to pick and chose what I’m going to show and discuss and already showed 3 items I was not getting in that area so showing an empty box didn’t make the cut. Good eye though! It’s just one of the things I know going into making these vids. Some will ask why I did not grab something if I don’t explain why but I just can’t do that for all of the items in the house
I loved the scenic drive.
Thanks!
Dom, I could see that chip right away which is amazing as I never see chips or cracks till I get items home. I like the Native American dolls. I think people used to call them Skookum dolls and they sold for near $100 each and I think the larger they are the more they are worth. A great pickup for $5.
Yep, very happy with those dolls and the blue vase. As for the chipped vase, I could not pass it up for $5 with those colors, shape, Italian origin, and age.
Great video & wonderful finds
Thanks Robin!
Just curious… how does the wash basin& pitcher qualify as Mid Century Modern?? (MCM)
Made in the 1960s
Amazing finds... great video Dom. :)
Thanks T!
The pitcher and bowl just looks like a hobbyist piece.
Still beautiful if it is
Agreed,,, Seem to remember (back in the 70's) how 'trendy' Early American decor was with local hobby/greenware shops. ie. Ethan Allen Furniture stores, Wood Spinning Wheels etc.
Please give Daisy a belly rub! That L.E. Smith vase was the winner of the day. 🎉
Thanks Cynthia! I've learned so much about them since. Definitely helps to have one so you get used to the look and feel
The bowl & pitcher are home made. No making & and the spur's on the button are from the ceramic kiln furniture. The blue bear use home made too.
Yes I knew that on the bear but figured the pitcher and basin was worth a shot at 10
Good luck on the vase.
Thanks!
You keep missing the opportunity to ask them to metal detect the property. You have been to some amazing old houses lately. You go with the line of H"ey I do metal detecting as a hobby and was wondering if by chance the owners ever lost anything that you would like to find before the house is sold". It works great. Most of the time the say that nothing has ever been lost, but you can still detect the property if you like. If you're ever in the Detroit area, let me know and we can go detect some areas. HH Matt
I’m just not detecting right now due to other responsibilities
@@PrimeTimeTreasureHunter That's all good. Metal Detecting takes your mind off of those other responsibilities, lol. The only thing is ion your mind is that next beep. HH Matt
If those where Ball jar - they are very collectible especially the #13. Great pickin’
Thanks Nelly!
The LE Smith vase was a great score. They are called “swung” because of the way they are made. The vase is created at the top by the artist swinging it while the glass is still pliable. None of them are the same at top. I believe the larger they are the more they’re worth. Don’t know how the really big ones are made. Big bucks to be had for them.
Thank you very much. I’ve sure learned a ton about swung vases since picking up that great vase. Thank you for your comments.
I just picked up a vintage Superman coloring book as part of a large lot of comics from the Allentown Paper show. I hear you on the coloring books!🤘😎👍. There were also a big chunk of 12 cent comics in the box too! 🎉
Yes, love seeing those old coloring books! I do great with them!
Those J Vernon McGee Bible commentaries are rich with information. One of my favorite teachers. 😉
Yep! Wish there was more of them
Those coloring books definitely bring back memories of my childhood🤗
Glad to bring back some memories!
My goodness I miss the East Coast Soo much now that I live in AZ
Yep, I think of folks who move from here when I film the outdoor clips
Nice vid, thanks so much!
Daisy is funny with that spot on the couch she's always on, I love it!
Nice perspective on sometimes its just worth the education. I've learned so much in just this past year researching the odds and ends I've found and the items I've had success with or even not so much.
Hi Dom, Love the Native American dolls. Hope the dust comes off of them. Hi to Daisy. TFS. ☮💜
Thanks Mary. Yep, I will get it off with a pin point air sprayer
Nice variety of items!
Thanks!
New sub Dom. Yvon recommended your channel. I’m not disappointed. Daisy is a cutie. Look forward to seeing more of your work. Take care darling xx
Thanks so much and welcome to the Prime Time family! I’ll be on her live show on Oct 16!
Wow that stuff was filthy. My sister and I are getting ready for my daddy's estate sale , and washing . Pricing every piece . 😊
Yup, house was abandoned for a bit so the dust really piled up. Good luck with the sale.
Here for the double taps!
lol
It's got a huge chip!
It’s not huge. It’s small and worth it for $5. I talk about this at the end. That’s why you have to keep watching
Great job!
Thanks!
I am just now poking into your yard sale/estate sale play list. when my son's university room mate graduated with a teaching degree he boarded a cruise ship for many years to teach the kids of rich folks ...lol. When I asked him what his job description was he called it "EDU_TAINMENT". Good word for making learning fun, I guess. It's what you do too, really, taking us along to your picks and road trips for goodies, teaching us and entertaining at the same time.James is a land-lubber now, married with a bunch of kids but what a life he had while he settled down. Daisy?..... she's just sweet eye-candy.
Congrats on finally dipping into the world of glass and ceramics!!! I love your vids and I do watch many of your vids Not just estate sale vids. 😉 FYI...your link above for Etsy says page not found and your link for the shoe lift also says page not found. Thanks for all the info you provide. Can't wait for he next vid! Daisy is so adorable....Give her a couple of belly rubs from me.
Thanks! I fixed the Etsy link and removed the shoe lift link. Amazon does not have the ones I use anymore. Will pass the belly rubs on to Daisy!
Would totally buy that Wavy Pastel Vase!!! xo Yvon
I know right! Thanks Yvon!
Excellent job on the set up for the fire sale joke😂
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Dominic... If those dolls are Pueblo Dolls, run them past Chuck R. at MHC, Denver. Nice to see your still grinding out the content!😊👍🐿
Thanks and will do!!
How did you clean those dolls up? I’ve passed over too many because I can’t figure out how to clean them. 🤷🏻♀️
The indian dolls are called Skookum dolls. Big $$$$$$
Thanks!
Hello Daisy!
Hello!
I love watching your videos, gives me an idea what it might be like to be tall, I'm just over 5'!
Lol thanks. Height does have its advantages when sourcing
Love the dolls
Thanks!
Hello daisy❤❤❤❤
Hello 😊
Great find on the LE Smith. Too bad the American Eagle was claimed by one of the estate sale people. They should have removed it before the sale if they want it. Why? Because I was at an estate sale a few months ago. I picked up two swung vases off the sale table, found the estate sale company owner to ask the price (nothing was priced), she grabbed them from my hands and said... I’m getting these, you can’t buy them and she walked away with them. I was so shocked. I’ll never attended a sale by that company again. So unethical. What can you do? 🤷🏼♀️🤦🏼♀️
Omg wow that’s really ridiculous!!!
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Thanks!
You got a deal on Blue glass vase
That was the deal of the day for sure.
The Native American (Skookum) dolls are a score. Some sell for $300-$400. I can’t tell you why. I sold one for $120.
Yes I was very happy with those for sure. Thanks!!
you forgot the basket of clothes pins!
LOL, no, didn't forget. I am so loaded with clothepins right now that I don't need anymore
Can you ship one sale in 2 boxes? I have been wondering this for a while.
I was waiting for an off the grid comment on your way to the sale. LOL
I’ll throw another one in in a future vid lol
I have 4 of those basin picture lot's of money
Cool. Thanks
I’ve always heard that the bubbles make it really old and more expensive.
I saw the chip in the beginning, then in the end you saw it. Hope you make out. Ty
Yep, could not pass on it for $5 though
Skookum Dolls!!! :)
Yup!!
You passed on the most valuable doll there. The composition 1930s Japanese doll. The others were just travel dolls.
Actually, the Skookum dolls are quite valuable
Dominic, I want to sell on Ebay Vintage ablums. Can I sell on E without setting up a PayPal account? Can I give my bank account # and routing # and have the money go directly into my account? Years ago I sold books and it seemed alot easier then. We have learned so much by watching your videos. (the albums have some water damage to the jacket) I have kept the best ones!
@@grandmasheeshee9579 yes indeed. eBay has a new managed payments system. It’s easy to set up. I have payments automatically deposited into my bank account each day from eBay
Nice
Blue vase cracked?
Not at all. It’s 100% perfect
So neat running into you once again Dom! We enjoy all your videos. We've learned a lot! Thanks for the shout out from Rod & me to give Daisy some love. She really likes that spot on the top of the couch back. lol Good lookout for her to protect P.T.H.Q. & to watch for Mrs. P.T.!!
Thanks Joyce! Always great to see you! Daisy says hello! She loves her lookout spot!
Gah, the ceramic water jug and bowl were art projects at ceramics class in the 70-80s. Not worth much unless you are a twenty something who likes cottage core aesthetic who isn’t so knowledgeable yet.
You may be right on that but figured it was worth a shot for the price
The pitcher and wash basins wether vintage or not really don't sell as there's no market for them lucky to get $49-70 really lucky that is very long tail!
Definitely long tail. We’ll see what happens. eBay sold results show 66 sold in the last 90 days out of 109 completed listed (61%sell through rate). Highest sold is $277.25
Swung vases are HOT right now.
Yes, true!
Daisy ❤❤
Don’t buy chipped stuff unless you want it for yourself. Watch glass shows with Jocelyn.
Wrong. Chipped items still sell. Jocelyn buys items with chips. And she sells them. This item has many watchers.
Where are these houses. What state or states
NY
Missed out on the potato chip tin ..
No, I purposely passed on it. That's a Charles Chips tin. I used to get those delivered to my house from the Cahrles Chips truck when I was a kid. I see them at half of the estate sales I go to. They are very common and not worth much especially when factoring in shipping. I do get some potato chip containers sometimes but usually much older ones made on cardboard. Same with pretzel containers.