Wow Chanda! You didn't have to do that! How sweet of you 🥰 Thank you so much for the support and I am just trilled to hear that I've been an inspiration for your business. I have so many wonderful female entrepreneurs that I look up to and I am honored you consider me a source of inspiration ❤️❤️❤️
Me and a stranger in a goodwill today bonded over our shared love for you and your videos. Hope you had a good trip! Wish I could go to your antique show!
The wooden-handled brush with the longer bristles, might actually be a barber's brush. I inherited a similar one that was from the 1940-50s that my grandmother used in her beauty shop many years ago to brush off hair trimmings after finishing a hair cut.
I think it might be a japanese or chinese calligraphy brush. These come in various sizes, are round and the bristles are quite long relative to the handle.
I’ve been watching you for years. You taught my eyes go straight towards anything wood. I’ve always had a love for it, especially hand carved and vintage. I always get very inspired by your videos. Edited to add, it cracks me up the change in music when you spot the penguin ice buckets. 😂
Laura, I love that you are a real “ shopper”. I enjoy watching as you actually pick up things to see what piques your interest! Also fun to see you with your sisters and nieces. Another great video for sure!!
The bottle is St. John's Bay Rum Men's Cologne. It's a great look, definitely look great with many different décor styles. Loved the wreath. Great picks.
Not a shaving brush. My grandfather was a barber and I inherited a majority of his utensils. This brush was used to brush a customer’s neck and shoulders after a haircut. Yours could be from the late 30s. He worked at Ford Motor Company and had a barber shop in his basement. He fathered nine children, feeding seven boys was always a challenge. 🙂
My husband and I love antique shopping. And until we started watching your videos, we had never seen a penguin ice bucket….or just maybe never noticed them. Now we see them…EVERYWHERE. 😂 I even sing your little music jingle when we spot one! I told my hubby that we should get one just to have a laugh when we see it in our house.
@@chandaharkins4418 The same day we found one for around $20, I had already snagged a Dansk Teak Wood Ice bucket for $8!! I could’ve believe my amazing find. It is in pristine condition and we have it displayed because it’s just so beautiful.
My dad had one of those brushes when I grew up in the forties and fifties. He used it when he cut someone’s hair to brush the hair off the neck after the cut.
Im not even into thrifting but somehow I came across your videos. They are my favorite thing to watch while I’m taking a bath and resting. I always say “just one” but an hour later, I’m still there watching. 😂
You are the best ambassador for the Oregon coast! Your videos are spectacular. Thanks to you I have developed a newfound appreciation for those vintage midcentury items that I grew up with and have now started acquiring a few pieces. Strangely enough I recently picked up a vintage shaving brush. I use mine for dusting small glass and pottery pieces. So glad I discovered your channel late one night. Your enthusiasm and willingness to share knowledge is much appreciated.
Loved the Japanese wooden doll and the Mexican wreath. The wooden brush was used by a Barbour. I have fond memories going with my dad to get a hair cut when Iwasalittlegirl. The Barbour used the brush to apply powder to the back of my dad's neck after shaving it, and to brush away hair cuttings. It brought back some very special memories from my childhood. Great video!
Thank you so much Catherine! I’m having the time of my life with it! 😁 Been going at it for 10 years and I still wake up everyday excited about the possibilities ❤️
It makes me smile when you highlight the Penguin Servers! I have a 50s one on display (Mom’s), and a 70s one in the cupboard (a wedding gift). If they could talk, oh, the stories they could tell!
A-frames are so cool! I don't think that's a shaving brush, but is used by barbers to brush hair off of the neck after a haircut and to apply talcum powder to the back of the neck after shaving it close with a straight razor. My dad was a barber in the early 60's and he always had one in his kit whenever he would cut my hair as a kid in the 80's.
I think the shell-covered planter is like things people used to make in the 1970s. Also, the critter's face looks more like a seal's than a beaver's to me, but it could be a beaver. Nice episode! Very engaging.
I have so many wonderful memories of Rockaway Beach. I spent every spring break there in high school with my best friends (my best friend’s grandma owned a house there). I also worked for the Tllamook Railroad at one time & traveled through Rockaway many times on the trains. Now time to watch the video😊
25:34: you can buy those brushes today too. This one may be for shaving but as you said it is large and mine is is the same size and is for dusting. I recently bought it at the Bürstenmanufaktur in Dresden.
You are brilliant and inspiring, thank you so much for your videos. I just had surgery and can't do a shop so I am living through you. Love everything you post. Your happiness and warmth are contagious!!
I had never heard of a penguin ice bucket before watching your channel and I have to say that I think it's hilarious and makes me chuckle every time!🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧 PS - I have a green pottery vase like the one you picked up, but it has frogs on it. I got it in Nicaragua directly from the artist. So cool.
I love A-frames! I wish I was ready to be a vendor, but I might just show up at the market! I hope so! My van is in good enough shape that I could stay in it for the road trip so no hotels! Yeah! Oh, to be on a beach with a sunset like that with family! It's so beautiful there and Oregon is on my bucket list. Has been for some years now. I knew you weren't walking out without that candle wreath! Love it! AND the wooden decanter! Just everything! I can't wait to get my rear end up there! Blessings!!!!!
Hi Laura, I thought I might be able to help a little bit about a Kokeshi doll. The bottom left says 無心（mushin）in Japanese , looks like that is the title of the doll. I could find the same artist same title kokeshi on Japanese websites. ( for selling) I could not find the explanation of why the title is 無心, but it means mental state free from emotion. ( you can Google in English and you’ll find the meaning) The artist name is 渡辺正雄 ( Masao Watansbe) the artist has received prizes from Japan Prime minister for great artist. He was born in 1917- . Kokeshi doll I see in the Japanese website has the painted face and clothes, maybe what you have once had painting and faded. I also found that this artist’s kokeshi is different from Traditional, but called sosaku kokeshi which means creative kokeshi.
Fun video! Guess I got spoiled for a while I was finding Oregon Myrtlewood vases and perfume bottles at the thrifts in Bend OR regularly in 2021 for $2-$4, def picked em up and sold online.
I will fly specifically to meet you in person I am from other part of the world 🌍 but you didn’t know how much I love to see you and connect with your amazing same spirit I have for searching for vintage I reside in the US currently and I am looking forward to follow your footsteps because you inspired me .
I would love to meet you! ❤️ I’ll be at the Left Coast Flea market both days (July 15th & 16th) walking around working with vendors and chatting with shoppers 😁 And the “shop with me” will be the following week. Date tbd but subscribe to my newsletter on my website and you’ll be the first to get notified when I have the details sorted out ❤️
Yay!!! A new Laura video!! Curling up with my black cat 🐈⬛ ( Charlie Brown 😉) and my coffee!! I love your content! You got some awesome things!! Omg! I love your videos so much! I also so love how you show us how to style the finds! I have to say I teared up when you said the pandemic has taught you to foster close relationships more. I could not agree more! My sis lives in Vancouver WA. I can’t wait to visit her and go shopping in your spots!❤Thanks for being awesome!❤️❤️❤️
I love watching your videos, we do not share the same decor style at all, but your enthusiasm is contagious, and you have taught me how to better find items that I love. Thanks for being you and a ray of sunshine.
@@leftcoastrevivals Go to Japanese Kokeshi Dolls and look for him. They or you have it backyards but since you have the doll you'll see it's the same, the one with what appears to be a G " at the beginning.
I love watching your Videos. I have been thrifting for years myself. I have the same candle holder you have in this Video at 25.56 and it is one of my favorite finds.
The abacus reminded me when I was in Japan I was surprised to learn that abacus clubs were popular. I learned the basics - adding. The Japanese abacus has one bead in the top tier. The one you have with two beads is Chinese. The lower level is ones and the upper is fives.
Love your videos and visiting the Oregon coast is on my bucket list. I love when you find the penguin pieces in your travels. I inherited one from my mom and wouldn't give it up for anything. I love it and use it as a ice bucket.
I have a myrtle wood perfume bottle that was my mothers. I cherish it. I recently found a second one at the bins of all places. I always watch your videos looking for Salty and Peppys. :) The collection has grown since you saw it, however many years ago that was.
Laura: All of your findings were incredibly amazing. Your sister and brother 'law A frame is also amazing, wish that I could visit the West coast, I'd surely rent it.
I am moving soon to Washington or Oregon .Have not decided but I love watching where you go and keep track as I love antique shopping. Penny rugs are my favorite too!! I love that you are real and down to earth.Why I have followed you for a long time.
Thx for helping me with the prices and values. I have so much that I’m working on starting up an online store. I had a brick n mortar but it was too much for me to handle. Lol. Thx Laura!
I moved from Newport OR last year, and I miss it soooooo bad!! Especially the thrifting! The PNW has the best goodwill and antique stores. I'll be visiting in Sept and cannot wait!!
I love watching your video. The Kokeshi doll was made by Masao Watanabe (1917～2007) He was an award-winning Kokeshi doll sculptor.
It is a beautiful piece
@@mrs.mcnamara1669 Kanji means ”innocence"
I think it is a beaver because of the flat tail. Adorable!
I came here to say the same. Beaver.
I agree!
Same, and the long, flat cats' tongues surrounding the animal look like beaver tails. 🦫🦫🦫 Love your show!
Yes, that's what I thought.
I was thinking a seal, assuming it might have been made on the coast of Oregon and knowing there are so many seals in the area.
Laura,the large brush you say is a shaving brush,not far off, it is a barber brush to use to brush away hair after a haircut. Love your videos
That hand painted green vase was absolutely stunning 😍
Laura, I know this isn't much, but I wanted to thank you for being such a positive inspiration in my business life. I have learned so much from you!
Wow Chanda! You didn't have to do that! How sweet of you 🥰 Thank you so much for the support and I am just trilled to hear that I've been an inspiration for your business. I have so many wonderful female entrepreneurs that I look up to and I am honored you consider me a source of inspiration ❤️❤️❤️
Me and a stranger in a goodwill today bonded over our shared love for you and your videos. Hope you had a good trip! Wish I could go to your antique show!
I am *obsessed* with that bird textile on the wall behind you in your recap at the end.
I love it too
The wooden-handled brush with the longer bristles, might actually be a barber's brush. I inherited a similar one that was from the 1940-50s that my grandmother used in her beauty shop many years ago to brush off hair trimmings after finishing a hair cut.
I think that too.
I think it might be a japanese or chinese calligraphy brush. These come in various sizes, are round and the bristles are quite long relative to the handle.
That Mexican Pottery Wreath is everything! So many incredible finds and beautiful things - thank you Laura!
I love that. I learn so much on here
Thank you for shots of the sea and the critters and the waves.
I’ve been watching you for years. You taught my eyes go straight towards anything wood. I’ve always had a love for it, especially hand carved and vintage. I always get very inspired by your videos.
Edited to add, it cracks me up the change in music when you spot the penguin ice buckets. 😂
It’s so fitting for them 😂 They’ve gotten their own song! But didn’t spot one in Nashville or New Orleans! Must be more of a PNW thing!
I still need to find the beginning of the penguin bucket story!
Laura, I love that you are a real “ shopper”. I enjoy watching as you actually pick up things to see what piques your interest! Also fun to see you with your sisters and nieces. Another great video for sure!!
The bottle is St. John's Bay Rum Men's Cologne. It's a great look, definitely look great with many different décor styles. Loved the wreath. Great picks.
Not a shaving brush. My grandfather was a barber and I inherited a majority of his utensils. This brush was used to brush a customer’s neck and shoulders after a haircut. Yours could be from the late 30s. He worked at Ford Motor Company and had a barber shop in his basement. He fathered nine children, feeding seven boys was always a challenge. 🙂
My husband and I love antique shopping. And until we started watching your videos, we had never seen a penguin ice bucket….or just maybe never noticed them.
Now we see them…EVERYWHERE. 😂
I even sing your little music jingle when we spot one!
I told my hubby that we should get one just to have a laugh when we see it in our house.
I found one at Goodwill last week, but sadly the lid was missing. I could have sent it to you. ;)
@@chandaharkins4418
The same day we found one for around $20, I had already snagged a Dansk Teak Wood Ice bucket for $8!! I could’ve believe my amazing find. It is in pristine condition and we have it displayed because it’s just so beautiful.
@@JenFlutterby Good job! What a fun find!
My dad had one of those brushes when I grew up in the forties and fifties. He used it when he cut someone’s hair to brush the hair off the neck after the cut.
Im not even into thrifting but somehow I came across your videos. They are my favorite thing to watch while I’m taking a bath and resting. I always say “just one” but an hour later, I’m still there watching. 😂
This is the second time you've picked an item from my tribe, Papago (Tohono O'odham). Last time you got a beautiful basket.
You are the best ambassador for the Oregon coast! Your videos are spectacular. Thanks to you I have developed a newfound appreciation for those vintage midcentury items that I grew up with and have now started acquiring a few pieces. Strangely enough I recently picked up a vintage shaving brush. I use mine for dusting small glass and pottery pieces. So glad I discovered your channel late one night. Your enthusiasm and willingness to share knowledge is much appreciated.
Loved the Japanese wooden doll and the Mexican wreath. The wooden brush was used by a Barbour. I have fond memories going with my dad to get a hair cut when Iwasalittlegirl. The Barbour used the brush to apply powder to the back of my dad's neck after shaving it, and to brush away hair cuttings. It brought back some very special memories from my childhood. Great video!
Laura your content gets better and better! I’ve really enjoyed watching your business grow. Great job!!!
Thank you so much Catherine! I’m having the time of my life with it! 😁 Been going at it for 10 years and I still wake up everyday excited about the possibilities ❤️
It makes me smile when you highlight the Penguin Servers! I have a 50s one on display (Mom’s), and a 70s one in the cupboard (a wedding gift). If they could talk, oh, the stories they could tell!
I love the Oregon Coast. Literally have been swinging on those iconic swings. Miss Laura, you don’t disappoint. Like ever!!!
A-frames are so cool! I don't think that's a shaving brush, but is used by barbers to brush hair off of the neck after a haircut and to apply talcum powder to the back of the neck after shaving it close with a straight razor. My dad was a barber in the early 60's and he always had one in his kit whenever he would cut my hair as a kid in the 80's.
Today, I found 2 antique Kokeshi wooden dolls at the Goodwill bins! Love the one you got!
You can still get the wicker-covered aftershave bottles from Vermont Country Store. Got one filled with Bay Rum for my son for Christmas. Cool bottle.
Your taste is impeccable! I love your calm, soothing voice and your kind nature really shines through!!
I love that macrame tree of life! For some reason it reminds me of baby Groot xx
The beach scenes were the best! I love love love water & sand, such a pretty spot!
I think the shell-covered planter is like things people used to make in the 1970s. Also, the critter's face looks more like a seal's than a beaver's to me, but it could be a beaver. Nice episode! Very engaging.
The addition to the liquor bottle is called "caning", and is mostly used as the seat and back of vintage chairs.
The long handled brush is a barber's brush used for clean-up after the hair cut. I had a barber in the family, so I know what it is.
We have a very similar guest book my grandparents used at their wedding!!! I forget when they weee married… but I believe it was in early 50s
I have so many wonderful memories of Rockaway Beach. I spent every spring break there in high school with my best friends (my best friend’s grandma owned a house there). I also worked for the Tllamook Railroad at one time & traveled through Rockaway many times on the trains. Now time to watch the video😊
that type of bottle used to have st john bay rum cologne from st thomas usvi
I think the critter is a beaver, very unique piece. What great finds!
That vintage brush is a barbershop brush for whisting hair from the clients neck and shoulders after being finished.
At 25:30 it looks like a crumb brush to brush crumbs off the tablecloth. It often came with a mini silver dust-(crumb)pan. My Mum had one.
25:34: you can buy those brushes today too. This one may be for shaving but as you said it is large and mine is is the same size and is for dusting. I recently bought it at the Bürstenmanufaktur in Dresden.
The blue striped jugs are beautiful!
I wish you could post every day
Loing your video s.
I loved that 70 s painting.
Grate finds X
I wished I lived closer, I would come XXX
You make me want to visit Oregon. Scenery and shopping look to be great.
You are brilliant and inspiring, thank you so much for your videos. I just had surgery and can't do a shop so I am living through you. Love everything you post. Your happiness and warmth are contagious!!
I hope you heal quickly! Sending love ❤️
I had never heard of a penguin ice bucket before watching your channel and I have to say that I think it's hilarious and makes me chuckle every time!🐧🐧🐧🐧🐧 PS - I have a green pottery vase like the one you picked up, but it has frogs on it. I got it in Nicaragua directly from the artist. So cool.
I love A-frames! I wish I was ready to be a vendor, but I might just show up at the market! I hope so! My van is in good enough shape that I could stay in it for the road trip so no hotels! Yeah! Oh, to be on a beach with a sunset like that with family! It's so beautiful there and Oregon is on my bucket list. Has been for some years now. I knew you weren't walking out without that candle wreath! Love it! AND the wooden decanter! Just everything! I can't wait to get my rear end up there! Blessings!!!!!
Love the Bubbles on the Beach ♥️ thanks for sharing 🌴🍊🐊
that kokeshi is gorgeous!! I have a collection and I havve never seen one like it!
Air b & b looks wonderful! The espresso mugs are a would buy for me. Wheeler station antique mall looks like a destination.
Omg! Before even finishing the intro, I had to pause and say YAY! The Oregon coast!!!💚💚💚
Hi Laura, I thought I might be able to help a little bit about a Kokeshi doll.
The bottom left says 無心（mushin）in Japanese , looks like that is the title of the doll.
I could find the same artist same title kokeshi on Japanese websites. ( for selling) I could not find the explanation of why the title is 無心, but it means mental state free from emotion. ( you can Google in English and you’ll find the meaning)
The artist name is 渡辺正雄 ( Masao Watansbe) the artist has received prizes from Japan Prime minister for great artist. He was born in 1917- . Kokeshi doll I see in the Japanese website has the painted face and clothes, maybe what you have once had painting and faded.
I also found that this artist’s kokeshi is different from Traditional, but called sosaku kokeshi which means creative kokeshi.
I think it's a seal! Love that $8 pottery piece - reminds me of a hot air balloon.
Love you Laura! You’re absolutely epic and incredibly authentic. Love following you.
Fun video! Guess I got spoiled for a while I was finding Oregon Myrtlewood vases and perfume bottles at the thrifts in Bend OR regularly in 2021 for $2-$4, def picked em up and sold online.
It’s a otter and what a wonderful piece
I will fly specifically to meet you in person I am from other part of the world 🌍 but you didn’t know how much I love to see you and connect with your amazing same spirit I have for searching for vintage I reside in the US currently and I am looking forward to follow your footsteps because you inspired me .
I would love to meet you! ❤️ I’ll be at the Left Coast Flea market both days (July 15th & 16th) walking around working with vendors and chatting with shoppers 😁 And the “shop with me” will be the following week. Date tbd but subscribe to my newsletter on my website and you’ll be the first to get notified when I have the details sorted out ❤️
I think the bottle was a bay rum men's cologne. I bought one for my Dad. 😊
Laura, the critter I think it's a beaver look at the tail. Jerri
Yay!!! A new Laura video!! Curling up with my black cat 🐈⬛ ( Charlie Brown 😉) and my coffee!! I love your content! You got some awesome things!! Omg! I love your videos so much! I also so love how you show us how to style the finds! I have to say I teared up when you said the pandemic has taught you to foster close relationships more. I could not agree more! My sis lives in Vancouver WA. I can’t wait to visit her and go shopping in your spots!❤Thanks for being awesome!❤️❤️❤️
That rug you found with the critter looks like a seal. I just love your videos! Keep up the great work! Can’t wait for more!👍🥰💜
Or a beaver
@@ruthmattok4856 I think it's a beaver too.. just by the shape of the tail
I second on seal!
I love watching your videos, we do not share the same decor style at all, but your enthusiasm is contagious, and you have taught me how to better find items that I love. Thanks for being you and a ray of sunshine.
Totally looks like an otter! Love all you treasures! I also have an affinity for Japanese anything!
Hi Laura, for the Kokeshi sculpture look for Masao Watanabe. I am almost 100% sure. Let us know.
Thank you!! I just looked them up and I believe you are correct 😁 The size and shape looks identical to his work. Need to verify signature 🙌
@@leftcoastrevivals Go to Japanese Kokeshi Dolls and look for him. They or you have it backyards but since you have the doll you'll see it's the same, the one with what appears to be a G " at the beginning.
I was going to suggest Masao Watanabe as well! Great minds!😊
Hi Laura, The Kokeshi Doll is a Mushin Kokeshi By Masao Watanabe (1917-2007).
Great information.
My grandpa used to make beautiful things from Oregon myrtle wood! I have a small bowl but most of it is dispersed throughout the family!
Loved the little wooden German men.
I love watching your Videos. I have been thrifting for years myself. I have the same candle holder you have in this Video at 25.56 and it is one of my favorite finds.
The abacus reminded me when I was in Japan I was surprised to learn that abacus clubs were popular. I learned the basics - adding. The Japanese abacus has one bead in the top tier. The one you have with two beads is Chinese. The lower level is ones and the upper is fives.
Love your videos and visiting the Oregon coast is on my bucket list. I love when you find the penguin pieces in your travels. I inherited one from my mom and wouldn't give it up for anything. I love it and use it as a ice bucket.
Well put together video! Love yr style!! Glad u saw yr family!!God Bless u !
Thank you so much darlin'. You find great items and you are so calming to listen to. 👍💐
It looks like a seal, the nose and back fin make it resemble a seal for me.
I think the bottle covered in rattan is a flask for alcohol, so perfect for a bar setup. Your brother's A-frame is adorable!
Bay Rum aftershave.
@@WAK387 Really? Thanks for the info.😊
13:00 it is most definitely a beaver - the tail is a giveaway. We have a beaver pond a few minutes away.
lots of Hppy memories shopping in Wheeler for myself also..almost teared up!
Your bright red embroidered blouse matches your gypsy soul. So pretty.
I loved the heron martinez mendoza piece at 14:55, that should be worth much more than they wanted for it :)
I have a myrtle wood perfume bottle that was my mothers. I cherish it. I recently found a second one at the bins of all places. I always watch your videos looking for Salty and Peppys. :) The collection has grown since you saw it, however many years ago that was.
I get the biggest kick out of your music every time that you see those ice buckets 😄
I agree beaver because of the tail and yes that was a good buy
That's a cute blue beaver !
Your pink top at the beginning was gorgeous!!
Love it all! My favorite...the handcrafted wooden doll. Also I am going to try doing some of that dot painting on wood.
I love thrifting the coast! Amazing finds! The colors and designs on those little espresso mugs are so cute!
Relax, have fun.. what a beautiful A frame , awesome job they did.
Laura: All of your findings were incredibly amazing. Your sister and brother 'law A frame is also amazing, wish that I could visit the West coast, I'd surely rent it.
Love that little red chair!
I loved seeing the snip of Wheeler, OR... my sister lives there!
I am also going to love your new update and information section of your postings.
I am moving soon to Washington or Oregon .Have not decided but I love watching where you go and keep track as I love antique shopping. Penny rugs are my favorite too!! I love that you are real and down to earth.Why I have followed you for a long time.
I agree,the tail on the penny rug suggest it’s a beaver
Love the painting of the girl.
Do you have a federal channel
For this painting?
I just saw a bronce or iron Greek horse in one of your decorated tables. I would absolutely LOVE to. Buy one of those...I really love your taste !
I love "the Penguin Ice Bucket" song!
Thx for helping me with the prices and values. I have so much that I’m working on starting up an online store. I had a brick n mortar but it was too much for me to handle. Lol. Thx Laura!
Not liquor but cologne Bay Rum. Nice for the old man. Cheers Dan Dow
That’s a barber’s brush. For brushing your neck after a haircut
Love the wreath
I have one that belonged to my mother. She was a “beautician” back in the day. She cut all the families hair, male and female.
I moved from Newport OR last year, and I miss it soooooo bad!! Especially the thrifting! The PNW has the best goodwill and antique stores. I'll be visiting in Sept and cannot wait!!
That shell planter😍😍😍 I need!!!!
Another wonderful video! I loved the pieces you got for staging and look forward to seeing them in future vignettes.❤️👏❤️